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I'm finishing up a build and I'm realizing I have a bit of confusion. The connections from the front panel of my case (the power switch, LEDs, reset switch, etc) have an A on one side of wire and an arrow on other, while my motherboard handles everything in pluses ...
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I'm finishing up a build and I'm realizing I have a bit of confusion. The connections from the front panel of my case (the power switch, LEDs, reset switch, etc) have an A on one side of wire and an arrow on other, while my motherboard handles everything in pluses and minuses. I figure, on the wire, one of these is the ground wire, but I can't tell.
How should these be plugged into the mobo? Does the ground go in the minus? Any help would be awesome. Thanks! |
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Red or green for positive maybe.
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Regardless you wont blow anything up if you get it wrong(if you are only connecting switches and LEDs)the buttons/lights just wont work. My System: Krlll
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ground goes to minus, but as krll said, LED's just wont work if theyre put in the wrong way, just turn them round. Buttons work no matter which way though.
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