[SOLVED] Replaced my burned out mobo with a salvaged HP one. Cannot figure out the front power button pinout.

[patrick.r.hoke]

The mobo is from an SFF Prodesk 600 G1 (739682-001), and it has an odd layout for the PB setup. It's arranged like so:

O O O O O
O O X O O

where O is a pin and X is a completely empty space.

As I understand it, on the original case, all the front panel power stuff was a bundled cable with a single ten-pin connector. There shouldn't be any reason I can't connect the wires from my case manually, but I have zero idea what the pinout is for this arrangement.

Any ideas?

If you look you can see the PB/LED section at the top left, next to the RAM slots.

 

[USAFRet]

If you notice, there is also no 20/24 pin connector from the PSU.
Motherboards and cases in HP SFF systems are quite proprietary. Near impossible to make them work with standard ATX parts.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

You can't move that board to a standard connection PC case of any size. Everything about those Hp models is proprietary. They are paired to certain configurations case , power and hardware.

 

[patrick.r.hoke]

I have an adapter for the PSU, already got that covered. The PB pins, though, have to be the same, just in a different arrangement, right?

 

[jonmayer]

From what I figured out, these pins trip the motherboard like a power button should.

O P P O O
O O X O O

I found this online, seems legit:
(9) n/c (7)Pwr Sw (5)Pwr Sw (3)HDD LED- (1)HDD LED+
(10) jmp (8) jmp (6) blank (4) Power LED- (2) Power LED+
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