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#21
Posted 21 November 2006 - 03:20 AM
as long as th outside looks good!
was a while back when i started this
I yet have to take pictures of MY awesome case.
was a while back when i started this
I yet have to take pictures of MY awesome case.
#22
Posted 25 November 2006 - 08:28 PM
Hey people!
I got my PowerMac G5 case a few days ago!
Could someone post how he connected the Button and the LED?
I tried it like it is described in the manual but it does not work
Plz help me!
cYa
I got my PowerMac G5 case a few days ago!
Could someone post how he connected the Button and the LED?
I tried it like it is described in the manual but it does not work
Plz help me!
cYa
#23
Posted 02 December 2006 - 12:34 AM
NeoPheus, on Nov 25 2006, 09:28 PM, said:
Hey people!
I got my PowerMac G5 case a few days ago!
Could someone post how he connected the Button and the LED?
I tried it like it is described in the manual but it does not work
Plz help me!
cYa
I got my PowerMac G5 case a few days ago!
Could someone post how he connected the Button and the LED?
I tried it like it is described in the manual but it does not work
Plz help me!
cYa
It wasnt working for me either, then I swapped LED and PWR and connected the Ground to the PWButton ground pin on our mobo, yeah works
#24
Posted 02 December 2006 - 02:02 PM
#25
Posted 02 December 2006 - 02:56 PM
#26
Posted 02 December 2006 - 03:04 PM
#27
Posted 02 December 2006 - 03:27 PM
NeoPheus, on Dec 2 2006, 12:04 PM, said:
Thanks np_! my pic is based on this but it just does not work... i really don't know why 
Pin 13 is LED, PIN 14 BTN and Pin 2 is Ground. But if I connect it it doesn't work...
Pin 13 is LED, PIN 14 BTN and Pin 2 is Ground. But if I connect it it doesn't work...
umm the LED pin (+V) remain on mobo LED ( + ) other LED pin (ground) on panel, same for PWR button
and connect panel ground ( pin 2) on mobo ground
you can see there is no +5V on panel - just ground on pin 2
EDIT - puff error !
mobo pin LED ( V+ ) go to pin 13 on panel
pin 2 on panel go to LED (ground ) on mobo + LED (ground)
this must work now
and PWR + go to panel 14
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#28
Posted 02 December 2006 - 04:44 PM
#29
Posted 02 December 2006 - 09:42 PM
Thanks np_ and TorqueX86 !!
but it does not work at all... i tried several combinations but if i connect the one pon from mobo to the panel the computer turns on!
is it normal that when i connect one pin to the case the computer turns on? but this is only with one of the two pwrbtn cables!
but it does not work at all... i tried several combinations but if i connect the one pon from mobo to the panel the computer turns on!
is it normal that when i connect one pin to the case the computer turns on? but this is only with one of the two pwrbtn cables!
#30
Posted 03 December 2006 - 10:27 PM
Nope, it's not normal, and we have the same mobo and same case, so hell, it just has to work hey 
First of all: Did you split the pwr and led cables as 3 separate single cables?
I'll make u a l33t drawing: this is the connector on the Conroe:
O O O O O
---O O O O
O is ground
O is led
O is PWR
This works for me...
First of all: Did you split the pwr and led cables as 3 separate single cables?
I'll make u a l33t drawing: this is the connector on the Conroe:
O O O O O
---O O O O
O is ground
O is led
O is PWR
This works for me...
#31
Posted 03 December 2006 - 10:58 PM
So,
the cables are split! there are 3 cables now!
now i have the manual and the picture says:
O O O O
O O O O O
O GND
O PWRBTN#
O PLED+
So it must be like this in the G5 case:
O O O O O
-- O O O O
Or am I wrong??
the cables are split! there are 3 cables now!
now i have the manual and the picture says:
O O O O
O O O O O
O GND
O PWRBTN#
O PLED+
So it must be like this in the G5 case:
O O O O O
-- O O O O
Or am I wrong??
#32
Posted 04 December 2006 - 02:36 PM
O GND -> pin 2 on case panel
O PWRBTN# -> pin 14 on case panel
O PLED+ -> pin 13 on case panel
do this for test
connect only ground from mobo to pin2 on case panel
the PLED+ to pin 13 on case panel
leave PWR button unconnected
then short (once, use paper clip ) PWR button both pins on mobo , PC must start and see if LED is "ON"
if led is ok short again pwr button pins on mobo till PC get off (keep it short till off 3-4 sec )
connect PWRBTN to pin 14 on case panel to test pwr button
and test if work
you can do same but in reverse, first test pwr button then LED and on the end both
don't worry there is nothing to burn or get broken , even if you connect all cables wrong
O PWRBTN# -> pin 14 on case panel
O PLED+ -> pin 13 on case panel
do this for test
connect only ground from mobo to pin2 on case panel
the PLED+ to pin 13 on case panel
leave PWR button unconnected
then short (once, use paper clip ) PWR button both pins on mobo , PC must start and see if LED is "ON"
if led is ok short again pwr button pins on mobo till PC get off (keep it short till off 3-4 sec )
connect PWRBTN to pin 14 on case panel to test pwr button
and test if work
you can do same but in reverse, first test pwr button then LED and on the end both
don't worry there is nothing to burn or get broken , even if you connect all cables wrong
#33
Posted 04 December 2006 - 05:00 PM
HAH!!!!!
I just got it to work!!!!
The front panel pins are different than in the manual!!!
I will post a picture later, how I got it to work...
Thanks to np_ and TorqueX86!
I just got it to work!!!!
The front panel pins are different than in the manual!!!
I will post a picture later, how I got it to work...
Thanks to np_ and TorqueX86!
#34
Posted 06 December 2006 - 09:40 PM
NeoPheus, on Dec 4 2006, 06:00 PM, said:
HAH!!!!!
I just got it to work!!!!
The front panel pins are different than in the manual!!!
I will post a picture later, how I got it to work...
Thanks to np_ and TorqueX86!
I just got it to work!!!!
The front panel pins are different than in the manual!!!
I will post a picture later, how I got it to work...
Thanks to np_ and TorqueX86!
Anytime mate
You know what would be so really cool now? To get a detailed pinout of a Firewire cable
FW plug -----> Pins on the apple front panel board
Would be awesome if someone told me which pin is which ON THE PLUG
I want to use the internal FW Plug of my firewire card...
#35
Posted 31 December 2006 - 12:31 AM
#36
Posted 31 December 2006 - 01:39 AM
#37
Posted 31 December 2006 - 02:39 AM
~Neo, on Dec 31 2006, 04:39 AM, said:
Oh, sorry...
Totally forgot this thread!
Will make one in Photoshop now! It should be up in 15 Minutes!
Edit: Ok, here it is... I hope you understand it!
cYa ~Neo
Totally forgot this thread!
Will make one in Photoshop now! It should be up in 15 Minutes!
Edit: Ok, here it is... I hope you understand it!
cYa ~Neo
Has forgotten: HAPPY NEW YEAR
#38
Posted 24 December 2009 - 04:48 PM
I know I'm bumping a 3 year old thread, but I just wanted to say thanks for posting that most recent diagram...It worked like a charm!
#39
Posted 22 November 2010 - 03:23 PM
-Neo's method worked fine for me on a board with no built-in firewire, except that I had to connect my "FW Ground" on the front panel to my LED ground on the motherboard to get my LED to light up on the G5 case front. The power button worked both ways, either connected to the Power Button ground or the LED ground, but the light only came on when LED ground was used.
This is on a GA-EP43-UD3L mobo.
/offtopic
Found a dude selling G5 front panel cables for 8 bucks on eBay!
http://cgi.ebay.com/...#ht_1897wt_1141
Having one of these should make it real easy to wire up all the connections, since it gives you wires directly out from the front panel with no modding necessary, except for splicing the wires from the cable to your mobo headers' wires.
This is on a GA-EP43-UD3L mobo.
/offtopic
Found a dude selling G5 front panel cables for 8 bucks on eBay!
http://cgi.ebay.com/...#ht_1897wt_1141
Having one of these should make it real easy to wire up all the connections, since it gives you wires directly out from the front panel with no modding necessary, except for splicing the wires from the cable to your mobo headers' wires.
#40
Posted 02 September 2012 - 09:20 PM
I'm looking to find a Power Mac G5 (late 2004, A1093) Service manual. I can't seem to find it anywhere. Can anyone help? Ouch's link doesn't work anymore. thanks very much.
I'm trying to hook up the front panel Power button, USB, and headphone jack. I don't know what pin numbers are which on the pinout.
If the case is upright, and I'm looking at the socket vertically, the top left pin is what? top right? bottom left, bottom right?
Thanks so much.
I'm trying to hook up the front panel Power button, USB, and headphone jack. I don't know what pin numbers are which on the pinout.
If the case is upright, and I'm looking at the socket vertically, the top left pin is what? top right? bottom left, bottom right?
Thanks so much.
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