Motherboard 16 pin power button Reset button and indicator How to plug in a total of 4 pairs of wire

This one is different for every motherboard. Generally, there are English instructions around the pins, PWR is to turn on, reset is to restart, and the LED is the light (can not be plugged in). HDD LED is the hard disk light, and PWR LED is the power light.

Red power, blue restart, green power light, yellow hard disk light, is the problem of your case power light, generally 2 holes, remove one of the case lights.

Please refer to the figure below to pick up, the positive and negative poles have been marked, it doesn't matter if they are not marked.

The third one you don't know is clear, right, d to 1, c to 2, that is, left and right, the rest of the letters can be, rest assured that there is no big impact.

4 mouths. You can use it as 2 mouths...You're going to look for the power supply that separates the main age rolling board with the Minga power cord. Insert it on the round ...The other 2 mouths don't care about him...

+, - indicates the positive and negative poles, which side is marked indicates what pole this side is (e.g., +pled-, indicating that the needle on the left is the positive pole, and the one on the right is the negative pole).

PLED - power indicator, corresponding to the chassis wire head is POWERLED;

PW - power button, corresponding to the chassis wire head is Power SW;

HD – Hard disk indicator, LED on the cable head of the corresponding chassis;

res - restart button, corresponding to reset sw on the chassis wire;

Speaker - motherboard alarm horn, the current chassis is generally gone.

The picture above is the best choice.

The computer motherboard has 16-pin jumpers, which are actually 15-pin, with a row of 8 pins and a row of 7 pins.

powr LED = power on indicator (positive and negative pole difference), on off = power on button, RST = restart button, HLED = disk indicator (positive and negative pole difference), and SPK = buzzer.

Just follow the signs on the line and connect as shown on the diagram.

Some slots are not required, such as this one

There's a mark on it.,Isn't there a manual? Look.

And I didn't see you, who knows.

Rarely, the remaining 4 pins are just plugged in.

Power SW Power On/Off Key LED Hard Drive Read Indicator Reset SW Computer Reset Key Power LED- Power LED Negative Power LED+ Power LED+ Power LED.

The motherboard manual has to look at it yourself. If you don't have a manual, you can check it online according to the motherboard model.

Various motherboard models are different. But the wiring of the motherboard is marked, like the power button, power indicator, hard disk indicator, reset key, etc., these motherboards are marked, it really won't, you just connect 1 group of 1, first see that the power button is on the motherboard, and then find out the power key plug on the chassis, plug it in, 1 by 1 are connected, rest assured that there is no big problem with the wrong connection, the motherboard is protected.

Be careful, these plugs are very small, and some have positive and negative poles, but they are all marked on the motherboard.