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Old February 24th, 2012, 02:00 PM
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Connecting case USB sockets to motherboard
Hello, I have a “small” problem to connect the case USB sockets to motherboard. I have the motherboard manual and therefore I know where things go on the motherboard. However I do not have the manual of the case and the wires of the USB socket are not labelled. In short I do not know what each of the nine wires represent. I am hoping the colour of the wires mean something!!



Does anyone know how I can determine where each wire should go?
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Here's the best I could give you .

Good luck finding which one is data 1 and data 2 (It looks like there's enough for 2 ports, therefore 9 wires data 1 +/- power 1 +/- and data 2 +/- power +/-). Look for markings on both ends to try and help.
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