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RetailMessiah
Hello Everyone!
I have a Medion PC MT6 (1110) 2.66 computer. The motherboard has
failed, and I've replaced it with an ABIT SG-72. The computer in
question has a proprietary connector for the front port USB/Various
Card Readers. I'm having some trouble with what the pinouts need to be.
Maybe someone can help. Here's the proprietary connector on the Medion
(MSI) MD 5000 Motherboard:
1 Power
2 Power
3 D1+
4 D0+
5 D1-
6 D0-
7 GND
8 GND
9 SGND
10 SGND
11 GND
12 GND
13 D3-
14 D2-
15 D3+
16 D2+
17 Power
18 Power
Now, I understand how the headers on the ABIT AG-72 work. The part that
I can't figure out, is where I connect those 9 & 10 pins labeled SGND.
I've looked around, and I've only been able to find that it may be
'Signal Ground' or 'Shield Ground'. I don't see any references to any
kind of SGND on the ABIT board.
SO, I'm at a loss. If anyone can help, that would be wonderful. Please
tell me I can just anchor it to the power supply.
ALSO: The motherboard manuals in .pdf format (zipped) is available <a
href="http://www.highoctane.net/MD5KSG72.zip">here.</a>
Thanks,
John
I have a Medion PC MT6 (1110) 2.66 computer. The motherboard has
failed, and I've replaced it with an ABIT SG-72. The computer in
question has a proprietary connector for the front port USB/Various
Card Readers. I'm having some trouble with what the pinouts need to be.
Maybe someone can help. Here's the proprietary connector on the Medion
(MSI) MD 5000 Motherboard:
1 Power
2 Power
3 D1+
4 D0+
5 D1-
6 D0-
7 GND
8 GND
9 SGND
10 SGND
11 GND
12 GND
13 D3-
14 D2-
15 D3+
16 D2+
17 Power
18 Power
Now, I understand how the headers on the ABIT AG-72 work. The part that
I can't figure out, is where I connect those 9 & 10 pins labeled SGND.
I've looked around, and I've only been able to find that it may be
'Signal Ground' or 'Shield Ground'. I don't see any references to any
kind of SGND on the ABIT board.
SO, I'm at a loss. If anyone can help, that would be wonderful. Please
tell me I can just anchor it to the power supply.
ALSO: The motherboard manuals in .pdf format (zipped) is available <a
href="http://www.highoctane.net/MD5KSG72.zip">here.</a>
Thanks,
John