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The easiest diagrams you can find out their.

 

Includes:

All PowerMac G5 Fan Diagrams,

and Powermac G5 Front Panel.

 

Fairly easy Diagrams, Have fun.

 

PowerMac_G5_Diagrams.zip updated

 

 

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The diagram is great. Thank you amantheboy08. Just one more thing... It should be better to colour the 12V in yellow and the 5V in red to avoid some confusion. The G5 CPU fan connection is similair to the PCI fan; the outside pins for the voltage wires and the inside pins for neutrals, RPM and negative .

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Keep on the great job. :) I am busy to change the connectors to plug the fans onto the Mobo.

 

NICE!!! hopefully the fans wont be jets takin off. Aqua Mac has gotten his Mac Pro fans to work through the mobo. interestin stuff

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Nice one mate, just wondering if any1 has any photos of how they have wired it up?do you solder or....?

 

thanks

 

Check my thread :

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...=93600&st=0

from the posting 16, you have some pictures.

Sorry I was talking about the fans connectors. For the Front Panel I solder the cables onto the blacks ones from the front panel. I will make photos and look after pictures; because there are some here. ;)

Edit,

check the post 374 here :

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...4525&st=360

Sorry I was talking about the fans connectors. For the Front Panel I solder the cables onto the blacks ones from the front panel. I will make photos and look after pictures; because there are some here. :D

Edit,

check the post 374 here :

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...4525&st=360

 

Thank you i will await your photos :D

Thank you i will await your photos :thumbsup_anim:

 

you don't even need to solder them, but its a good thing to, what i did is cut, twine then solder. So I twined up the 2 wires then solder, pretty straightforward and simple.

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One question: I'm not interested in getting FireWire/USB working for now.

 

To boot the computer, all I need is the Power Button, and the USB ground right?

 

I tried that, and nothing happened, but when I prodded the pin manually on the mobo, it worked.

 

Do I need a shielded ground from the USB too then?

 

Thanks!

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