ECS 945gct m2

[Ian Hastings]

Hi
Does anyone know please the correct pin connections for the power, reset, hdd led etc. on the multipin connector? The colours are red, green, blue and orange all partnered with white.
Many thanks
Ian

 

[o1die]

For one piece 9 pin case connectors, just plug it in. For others, download the board manual. It won't hurt to get it wrong as long as you're on the right pin cluster for the case connections. They're all low voltage. Just be sure not to use the usb pin cluster. When all the leads are correct, your case lights will all work when you power on.

 

[Ian Hastings]

For one piece 9 pin case connectors, just plug it in. For others, download the board manual. It won't hurt to get it wrong as long as you're on the right pin cluster for the case connections. They're all low voltage. Just be sure not to use the usb pin cluster. When all the leads are correct, your case lights will all work when you power on.

Hi
Thanks for that. It is not a one piece connector, there are five different mini plugs going into the pin cluster on the board I have not been able to get the sequence right yet to get it to work.
Many thanks
Ian

 

[o1die]

If you have more than 9 pins on the case connector cluster, try only the pins that have wires on them, letting the empty portion of the case connector hang off the pin cluster. Make sense?

 

[Ian Hastings]

If you have more than 9 pins on the case connector cluster, try only the pins that have wires on them, letting the empty portion of the case connector hang off the pin cluster. Make sense?

Thanks for that but sorry, I don't follow you. The multi pin connector is on and part of the motherboard, it has nine pins sticking up. There are double push on connectors from the power switch, the hdd led, the reset button and two other single push ons. I'm trying to find out which pins each connector pushes on to.

It is the correct connector, just that I pulled the wires off and now can't figure out which way they should go back again. I've tried several ways but not succeeded yet.
Thanks for your help
Ian