Connecting IEEE1394 pins to the Motherboard

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January 1st, 2004, 10:47 PM

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Connecting IEEE1394 pins to the Motherboard

I just bought an Antec Plus View 1000 AMG computer case. It has 2 USB connectors and 1 firewire connector in the front of the case. I think I figured out how to connect the USB connectors to the motherboard but I am confused on how to connect the firewire connector...I would appreciate your advice.

The 6 cables inside my Antec case for the firewire connectors are labeled as follows:

TPA +
TPA -
TPB +
TPB -
VG
VP

The connector pins on the F1_1394 area of my Gigabyte GA-7NNXP Motherboard are set up as follows:

1 -- Power
2 -- Power
3 -- TPAO +
4 -- TPAO -
5 -- GND
6 -- GND
7 -- TPBO -
8 -- TPBO +
9 -- Power
10 -- Power
11 -- TPA1+
12 -- TPA1 -
13 --GND
14 -- No Pin
15 -- TPB1 +
16 -- TPB1 -

Any help in figuring this out would be appreciated...Thank you.

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