Dismatch System Panel Header on Mobo and Connectors from the case

[LightParticle]

Hello. I first time build PC. Now Im stuck on connecting front panel connector to the "System Panel Header". 

 

So my motherboard manual shows info like in picture.

 

 

But my connectors from the case from front panel have this:

 

POWER LED+ 

POWER LED-

2pin HDD LED+ QS,

2pin RESER SW QS

2pin POWER SW QS.

 

FOr first two Power Led + and Power Led- everything ok, I can reach their ports on motherboard, but how to connect HDD LED- on my motherboard? Because I only have 2pin HDD LED+ QS. 

 

And what QS stands for?

 

DO I need plugin 2pin HDD LED+ QS to the HDDLED+ and HDDLED- on my motherboard? 

 

Should I plug QS side to the GND?

 

And how can I plugin 2pin POWER SW QS? Because "PWRBTN#" and "RESE#" are diagonale on my motherboard system panel header. 

[LightParticle]

Check it out

[Zusafek]

Ok. It's pretty simple @LightParticle

 

 

Hdd led cable in pic goes to hddled on mb.  Make sure + is on +. 

Power led goes to PLED.  + To + and - to -.

Reset switch goes to Reset# and the ground directly to the right on the diagram in first post.  Doesn't matter which direction. 

Power switch goes to PWRBTN# and the ground directly to the right of it on diagram from first post. 

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19 minutes ago, Zusafek said:

Ok. It's pretty simple @LightParticle

 

 

 

Hdd led cable in pic goes to hddled on mb.  Make sure + is on +. 

Power led goes to PLED.  + To + and - to -.

Reset switch goes to Reset# and the ground directly to the right on the diagram in first post.  Doesn't matter which direction. 

Power switch goes to PWRBTN# and the ground directly to the right of it on diagram from first post. 

It's always horizontal as well.

[LightParticle]

Ok. thanks a lot. It runnes for now, but Im paranoid so I need to check everything, and install OS by the way...

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1 minute ago, LightParticle said:

Ok. thanks a lot. It runnes for now, but Im paranoid so I need to check everything, and install OS by the way...

No damage can come from plugging them in wrong so don't worry.