Some Motherboards have a USB front panel header that allows an additional 2 USB ports. The ports can be connected either to the front or rear of the chassis by attaching a front panel USB cable. The header may be labeled “Front Panel USB” or “FNT USB” on the desktop board. The other way to tell where your usb goes is by the pins. Number 9 is missing. Number 10 is missing on the power and hdd connectors and number 8 is missing on audio. It may vary, however this is the most common.
Note: Improperly connecting the USB cable may cause the external ports to not function properly, damage to the desktop board or damage to the external device. Proper connection is recommended. Please research your motherboard as there are so many different combinations out there now.
Below is a diagram of the most common layout of a front usb connector.
Use the pin and signal name designators in the table below for attaching your USB cable to the Desktop Board.
If you enjoyed this post please consider sharing ! :)
|
|
Related Posts
This post was written by...
Mitz – who has written 733 posts on Computer Tips.
Hi guys…I am a computer freak but I do not always talk in tech language. Hope you enjoy my website and learn everything you need to know in an easy to understand way.. If you like what you see please join: Follow Tips4pc On Twitter | Become A Facebook Fan | Subscribe RSS Feed | Tips4pc Youtube Channel
