[SOLVED] Front panel connectors

[kingsharp825]

I’m using the asrock b450m pro mobo and the front panel connectors for my case don’t exactly specify where they should go with positive and negative. My motherboard shows only a +pled when there’s a positive and negative, and the manual says nil about it or even show what is positive/negative, please help. I’m using an antec p7 case.

https://imgur.com/a/MweHpgu

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[Eximo]

Their terrible screen printing would lead me to believe that the positive pin is to the left in the picture you took. This is fairly typical. If your LEDs don't light up, simply flip them around, no harm done. Light Emitting Diode, diodes only let current flow one way.

Power and reset don't really have polarity, they are just normally open switches. All they do is short the two pins together. So just line them up in the same direction as the other connectors.

 

[kingsharp825]

Their terrible screen printing would lead me to believe that the positive pin is to the left in the picture you took. This is fairly typical. If your LEDs don't light up, simply flip them around, no harm done. Light Emitting Diode, diodes only let current flow one way.

Power and reset don't really have polarity, they are just normally open switches. All they do is short the two pins together. So just line them up in the same direction as the other connectors.

The pled one makes sense, but power and reset, I don’t get because the power button has a missing pin, wouldn’t that mean it’s the wrong spot?

 

[Eximo]

If your power switch is all the way to the right, move it over one. Reset should be all the way to the right.

Their layout is supposed to be indicating Pin 1 for each connector. If you imagine that you would take those labels and put them underneath the pins, I think that is what they were going for.

Most companies just draw a grid next to it, or use colored bases (red,green,blue,yellow) to the pins with the positive marked with a black plus.

 

[kingsharp825]

If your power switch is all the way to the right, move it over one. Reset should be all the way to the right.

Their layout is supposed to be indicating Pin 1 for each connector. If you imagine that you would take those labels and put them underneath the pins, I think that is what they were going for.

Most companies just draw a grid next to it, or use colored bases (red,green,blue,yellow) to the pins with the positive marked with a black plus.

One way to find out now! I believe they are correct now thanks to your help, thank you. We’ll see when I power it on later