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Front panel pin connectors

kennakenna
By kennakenna
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doesn't matter

when you click the power button, it just connects the two, so it can go either way.

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So I referenced my manual and I know where to put the pins but I would like to know which side the power switch connectors go into, the negative and positive connectors. Because there's no positive or negative indicators on the manual like they are on the actual connectors.

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Power switch positive and negative not labeled here 

 

 

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doesn't matter

when you click the power button, it just connects the two, so it can go either way.

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The only ones that matter which direction it goes are the LEDs.

 

Otherwise the Power and Reset buttons are switches, they complete a connection so it doesn't matter which way they go.

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