Generic Case -- Front Panel Wires -- Easy Q

ok -- before I screw it all up.

the front panel wires are all very easily identified -- but they don't
actually tell you which wire is what -- but one each plug there is a wire
clearly marked with an arrow and a "s"

Which wire would that be in each case in your estimation?

(Generec case -- no manual)

And if I get it wrong -- will it hurt it?


Thanks!

JohnH

See if this is of any help:

http://www.directron.com/installusb.html




"Tuta" wrote in message
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ok -- before I screw it all up.

the front panel wires are all very easily identified -- but they don't
actually tell you which wire is what -- but one each plug there is a wire
clearly marked with an arrow and a "s"

Which wire would that be in each case in your estimation?

(Generec case -- no manual)

And if I get it wrong -- will it hurt it?


Thanks!

JohnH

No go. The USB stuff actually is as well marked as this guide, but the
reset switch, power switch and the LED activity lights are not.

If I put these on crossed, will it hurt the machine at all?

JohnH



"Ellis Hammond" wrote in message
...
See if this is of any help:

http://www.directron.com/installusb.html




"Tuta" wrote in message
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ok -- before I screw it all up.

the front panel wires are all very easily identified -- but they don't
actually tell you which wire is what -- but one each plug there is a
wire
clearly marked with an arrow and a "s"

Which wire would that be in each case in your estimation?

(Generec case -- no manual)

And if I get it wrong -- will it hurt it?


Thanks!

JohnH

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 04:12:28 GMT, "Tuta" wrote:

ok -- before I screw it all up.

the front panel wires are all very easily identified -- but they don't
actually tell you which wire is what -- but one each plug there is a wire
clearly marked with an arrow and a "s"

Which wire would that be in each case in your estimation?

(Generec case -- no manual)

And if I get it wrong -- will it hurt it?


Thanks!

JohnH



What wires have you identified,and are missing, and what colour are
the wires on this one,

"tuta" writes:

No go. The USB stuff actually is as well marked as this guide, but the
reset switch, power switch and the LED activity lights are not.

If I put these on crossed, will it hurt the machine at all?

The switches with work either way. The LED's will either work or not,
but it won't hurt them to hook them up backwards, find out they don't
work, then flip them the other way. Just do all your plugging and
unplugging with the system off. ;-)

Jeff
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On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 08:16:13 -0600, "tuta" wrote:

No go. The USB stuff actually is as well marked as this guide, but the
reset switch, power switch and the LED activity lights are not.

If I put these on crossed, will it hurt the machine at all?

The reset and power switches will work in any orientation.

If you get the LED plugs backward, the LEDs will not light up. No harm
will be done. Just reverse the plug.


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Visit ClarkWehyr Enterprises On-Line at http://www.3clarks.com/ClarkWehyr/

The convention for a non-white wire paired with a white wire is the
non-white wire is 1 or +, while the white is ground or -.

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 04:12:28 GMT, "Tuta" wrote:

ok -- before I screw it all up.

the front panel wires are all very easily identified -- but they don't
actually tell you which wire is what -- but one each plug there is a wire
clearly marked with an arrow and a "s"

Which wire would that be in each case in your estimation?

(Generec case -- no manual)

And if I get it wrong -- will it hurt it?


Thanks!

JohnH