Re: [expert] Extra USB internal connection on mobo

2003-03-13 Thread Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, et wrote:

 there are/were a bunch of different pinouts for that connection, best to get
 with the MObo book to check pinouts. or go ahead and frie the box t see if it
 works, adn get back with us about it...

Well, I did something like that in old mobo with a different pin layout.
Using manual, electronic schemes and a multimeter.  That worked out.

I'm really thinking about doing that again and believe it will work again.

If so, I'll let you all know about it.  I was just wondering if someone
else had tried it yet.

Cheers,

---
Alan Wilter S. da Silva
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 Laboratório de Física Biológica
  Instituto de Biofísica Carlos Chagas Filho
   Universidade do Brasil/UFRJ
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil


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Re: [expert] Extra USB internal connection on mobo

2003-03-13 Thread g


Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:

 If so, I'll let you all know about it.  I was just wondering if someone
 else had tried it yet.
have done, may again. is how i am aware of pin out diffs. actually started
with serial, printer, and mouse ps2 ports, now usb ports.
meter and manual is a good way to ensure that you have connections correct.



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Re: [expert] Extra USB internal connection on mobo

2003-03-12 Thread g


Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:

This mobo offers 6 usb slots.  Four is present.  Since some new cases has
sound/usb connections in front face, and it seems that the pin plug to the
internal usb slot on mobo is a standard (5+4 pins = .), I wonder if I
could use a USB module with 2 ports from a old Asus mobo which has the
same features present in the module of modern case, yet it'll be in the
back case.
it would depend on how pins on mainboard are assigned and how adapter is assigned.

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Re: [expert] Extra USB internal connection on mobo

2003-03-12 Thread et
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 02:28 pm, Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
 Hi List!

 I bought a mobo K7VM2 from ASRock and I must say that I'm satisfied.
 Although I still have two minor problems that I'll discuss in another
 opportunity.

 This mobo offers 6 usb slots.  Four is present.  Since some new cases has
 sound/usb connections in front face, and it seems that the pin plug to the
 internal usb slot on mobo is a standard (5+4 pins = .), I wonder if I
 could use a USB module with 2 ports from a old Asus mobo which has the
 same features present in the module of modern case, yet it'll be in the
 back case.

 Any thoughts would be welcome.

 Cheers,

 ---
 Alan Wilter S. da Silva
 ---
  Laboratório de Física Biológica
   Instituto de Biofísica Carlos Chagas Filho
Universidade do Brasil/UFRJ
 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
there are/were a bunch of different pinouts for that connection, best to get 
with the MObo book to check pinouts. or go ahead and frie the box t see if it 
works, adn get back with us about it...

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