[SOLVED] Front panel connectors to Mobo

[taylorbeeler]

Hello!

I've read post after post about this, but since I haven't found one for my specific motherboard, I decided to ask.. I bought a new case for my Dell optiplex 3020 Mobo and obviously the front panel connecters are different. After researching I realize I can get it to work if I find the right configuration, but I wanted to ask you guys first. Here are a couple photos to help...

https://ibb.co/1L2FtGt
https://ibb.co/y5vznKm

Then there is also this one to the right:
https://ibb.co/sJ3F7bX

Also worth noting is that the original case has a power button cable that plugs into this (PWR 5 pin, top right):
https://ibb.co/YP73Htv

Mobo Model #: CN-040DDP-70163

What I have so far: https://ibb.co/J7rpJrd

(Currently awaiting a 4 pin cpu extender cable, so that isn't plugged in yet)

What do you all think?

I don't think I'll fry anything if I have to do some trial and error, right?

 

[jojesa]

What's the motherboard model?
Dell uses proprietary Front Panel connectors and they are not located together like standard motherboards.
That green port labeled as "FRONTPANEL", is a front panel USB2.0 Connector

You're right, the power switch connector (PWR_SW) is located near the RAM slots.
Opposite to that on the other side, you will find the HDD LED and Chassis DetectConnector (FRONT_HDD_LED).

 

[taylorbeeler]

Sorry, the model # is CN-040DDP-70163
(Updated my post with more info as well)

 

[taylorbeeler]

Anybody?

 

[jojesa]

Dell, like HP, like to keep the layout to themselves.
You might need to figure it out by tracing the original wires and see where they go.