For the data connectors,
Intel uses USB_FT1# and USB_FNT1
Antec uses 1+D and 1-D.
So does # = + or is the other way around?
Mike
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"Mike Daniel" <mdaniel1-kil...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Mike
In article <670w8.37239$V44.905@rwcrnsc53>, gah...@yahoo.com says...
> My case's leads are separate so I can connect them any I need. I just
> need to know if FNT1# is the + or the -. I wish these companies would
> standardize on a common labeling scheme.
>
> Mike
>
Already had this "problem".
Intel use "#" to indicate an active-low signal. Says so in the front of the D850
manual :-)
So FNT1# would be the "-"
Assuming they haven't changed conventions between the D850 and your board....
Lee