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Where is the Front Panel IO for a HP Prodesk 400 G3 SFF Motherboard?

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The connector is next to the battery. Page 43.

 

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04924099.pdf

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I am in the process of putting together some cardboard box PCs and in doing so purchased some OEM motherboards. I have been looking around and can't seem to find where I would plug a power switch into this board. Its a little perplexing. I have examined the motherboards and looked up manuals, but they do not list one. The closest I can find is the PB/LED, but I am not so sure that is it. Can anyone help me out?

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The power switch would be connected to the PB/LED header. The USB and audio connectors are found near the back of the board, and are connected with cables to the front panel. 

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Just now, Ykcud said:

Thank you! So it is the PB/LED after all.

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PB is Panel Bezel, but in the manual, it's called Front Bezel. So not sure why the acronym is weird, but it's HP so who knows lol.

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