How to obtain USB connector hubs they install case front panel

[NowItsWhatever]

I peeled the plastic logo off the front of my computer and discovered a
couple rectagonal holes where female USB A connectors could go. The
mainboard has USB headers to connect to front panel USB connectors. I would
like to locate suppliers of the female USB A connectors that case
manufacturers use so I can install a couple and connect them to the
mainboard. Does anyone know of such suppliers? TIA.

 

[RBM]

You would need to get a bracket made specifically for the box you have.
Another alternative would be a drive bay unit made with USB ports with cable
to header. Tigerdirect.com has some:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicat...eywords=front+usb+ports&image1.x=0&image1.y=0

 

[NowItsWhatever]

Do you know who supplies the case manufacturers with these brackets?

 

[Paul]

I peeled the plastic logo off the front of my computer and discovered a
couple rectagonal holes where female USB A connectors could go. The
mainboard has USB headers to connect to front panel USB connectors. I would
like to locate suppliers of the female USB A connectors that case
manufacturers use so I can install a couple and connect them to the
mainboard. Does anyone know of such suppliers? TIA.

Have a wander around this "internal port" page:

http://www.frontx.com/order2.html

Paul

 

[RBM]

If you look at the site Paul refers to, and look at the panel mount cables.
Those are pretty standard, but depending upon the case manufacturer, there
will be a bracket that it needs, for your particular case

 

[kony]

I peeled the plastic logo off the front of my computer and discovered a
couple rectagonal holes where female USB A connectors could go. The
mainboard has USB headers to connect to front panel USB connectors. I would
like to locate suppliers of the female USB A connectors that case
manufacturers use so I can install a couple and connect them to the
mainboard. Does anyone know of such suppliers? TIA.

We need more details.

Often on cases there are mounting holes for a circuit board
with the USB sockets on it, and the board has to match the
case (mounting holes). In other cases there might be screw
holes immediately to the left and right of the port hole and
with those a generic USB port-cable with the USB port
encased in plastic (that plastic having ears with the holes
for screws) can be used.

 

[Last Boy Scout]

Some case manufacturers sell them as accessories. Do you know your case
brand?