wiring new case to Mobo.

JimsZR2 · 13-January-04, 01:24 AM

So i got me a new case, a Chenbro ATX TX-1. it came with the power on wiring with LED's. well, i got it wired up to the point of 2 black small cables. one is for HD activity LED, and the other is Power on LED. i cant seem to figure out where that LED cable goes on the mobo. i have a via tecc VT82C686A. (kt133)???

TekXoID · 13-January-04, 01:41 AM

VT82C686A is just a chipset. Provided the motherboard Make & Model, I can help you.

JimsZR2 · 13-January-04, 01:46 AM

ViaTech KT133?

JimsZR2 · 13-January-04, 01:50 AM

give me 5 minutres and i will have it

JimsZR2 · 13-January-04, 01:53 AM

Putwig said this, this probably still refers to the chipset.

Athlon T-Bird 1 GHz on a Via KT133A board

JimsZR2 · 13-January-04, 01:54 AM

Via EPIA M9000?

aaronrkelly · 13-January-04, 02:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JimsZR2


	Via EPIA M9000?

Check out the attachment below from the online PDF.

TekXoID · 13-January-04, 02:34 AM

Good find AK, but his board is definitely not a EPIA. Might be the same pinout though.

aaronrkelly · 13-January-04, 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TekXoID


	Good find AK, but his board is definitely not a EPIA. Might be the same pinout though.

I second that - thats is definitely not the board he said.......usually in very small text there will be the pin out written next to the connectors.

ZENNZZO · 13-January-04, 02:49 AM

You can always get out the multi-meter and set it to dc voltage.
Boot the system and take readings of the pins.
when you find the full time 5vt pins you have you power.
If it reads a negative 5 vts, switch the leads and remeasure.
Your red probe will be your positive terminal and the black one is of course, negative.
For your HDD activity light you'll have to run a program that you know is making your hdd work. Repeat the above procedure.

I know this to work as I had to do it recently to a DELL system that was recased.

13-January-04, 01:24 AM		#1 (permalink)
JimsZR2 Apex Elite Expert Tech	wiring new case to Mobo. So i got me a new case, a Chenbro ATX TX-1. it came with the power on wiring with LED's. well, i got it wired up to the point of 2 black small cables. one is for HD activity LED, and the other is Power on LED. i cant seem to figure out where that LED cable goes on the mobo. i have a via tecc VT82C686A. (kt133)???

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13-January-04, 01:41 AM		#2 (permalink)
TekXoID Banned	VT82C686A is just a chipset. Provided the motherboard Make & Model, I can help you.

13-January-04, 01:46 AM		#3 (permalink)
JimsZR2 Apex Elite Expert Tech	ViaTech KT133?

13-January-04, 01:50 AM		#4 (permalink)
JimsZR2 Apex Elite Expert Tech	give me 5 minutres and i will have it

13-January-04, 01:53 AM		#5 (permalink)
JimsZR2 Apex Elite Expert Tech	Putwig said this, this probably still refers to the chipset. Athlon T-Bird 1 GHz on a Via KT133A board

13-January-04, 01:54 AM		#6 (permalink)
JimsZR2 Apex Elite Expert Tech	Via EPIA M9000?

13-January-04, 02:34 AM		#8 (permalink)
TekXoID Banned	Good find AK, but his board is definitely not a EPIA. Might be the same pinout though.

13-January-04, 02:49 AM		#10 (permalink)
ZENNZZO Direct Cool Hoe	You can always get out the multi-meter and set it to dc voltage. Boot the system and take readings of the pins. when you find the full time 5vt pins you have you power. If it reads a negative 5 vts, switch the leads and remeasure. Your red probe will be your positive terminal and the black one is of course, negative. For your HDD activity light you'll have to run a program that you know is making your hdd work. Repeat the above procedure. I know this to work as I had to do it recently to a DELL system that was recased.