Just put an older and somewhat obscure motherboard in a new case I bought from In-Win.
The Mobo in question came with a "Beon Li-800" that CompUsa sold to my mother in law in 2000.
Its an ECS motherboard and the documentation that accompanied the PC upon purchase is for a "6IWP-Fe" (Intel 810 Chip set) but that motherboard is not listed on their support pages and I'm not even sure that this is the precise name of the board I have.
So anyway, now I'm trying to figure out how to identify the various pins on the internal USB header so I don't fry something.
The markings on the board itself don't seem to be of much help.
I imagine, though I'm not certain, that if I can just determine which pins provide power, the rest should fall into place.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions as to how I can work through this bit of confusion and get those pins identified.
Thanks!
The Mobo in question came with a "Beon Li-800" that CompUsa sold to my mother in law in 2000.
Its an ECS motherboard and the documentation that accompanied the PC upon purchase is for a "6IWP-Fe" (Intel 810 Chip set) but that motherboard is not listed on their support pages and I'm not even sure that this is the precise name of the board I have.
So anyway, now I'm trying to figure out how to identify the various pins on the internal USB header so I don't fry something.
The markings on the board itself don't seem to be of much help.
I imagine, though I'm not certain, that if I can just determine which pins provide power, the rest should fall into place.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions as to how I can work through this bit of confusion and get those pins identified.
Thanks!