"Gary Tait" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 06:59:23 GMT, "DX" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >I bought an ASUS P4PE motherboard and a new PC case recently, but I am
> >having trouble in connecting the PC cables with the motherboard
connectors.
> >
> >Could anyone please tell me the best match to connect these together?
> >
> >1). Front Panel Audio Connections:
> >
> >My PC Case comes with -
> >
> >Line in L
> >Line in R
> >Line out L
> >Line out R
> >MIC In
> >MIC VCC
> >GND
> >
> >and
> >
> >My Motherboard come with -
> >
> >MIC2 -- AGND
> >MICPWR -- +5VA
>
> MIC2 goes to MIC in,
> MIC PWR goes to MIC-VCC (sometimes called MIC-BIAS)
>
> >Line out_R -- BLINE_OUT_R
> >NC--(empty)
> >Line out_L -- BLINE_OUT_L
>
> The way your motherboard should come, is with two jumpers on the JFP
> connector, one for L line, the other for R. The Line in connect to one
> side, line out to the other. To see if it is right or wrong, play a
> sound with speakers connected to the front line jack, and it should
> work as if it were the rear.
> >
> >************
> >
> >2). USB
> >
> >My PC Case comes with -
> >
> >VCC1
> >USB1-
> >USB1+
> >GND
> >
> >VCC2
> >USB2-
> >USB2+
> >GND
> >
> >and
> >
> >My Motherboard comes with -
> >
> >USB+5V -- USB+5V
> >LP4- -- LP5-
> >LP4+ -- LP5+
> >GND -- GND
> >(empty) -- NC
> >
>
> VCC is +5V It is probably best to use the one on the same side of the
> header for that data lines. It seems that you case might have 2 single
> row inline plugs, which if they are as you describe, witll plug
> straight in.
> >
> >****************
> >
> >Thank you very much for your helps...
> >
>
Hello Gary,
My motherboard doesn't explain very well. Thank you very much for your
wonderful answer. My problems are fixed now. :-)
-David
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