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| meta87:
Hi all :D Trying to turn one of my extra pushbuttons into the power button for my computer. It has two wires I need to connect, but I'm not sure which wire connects to ground and NC. Power Switch (ATX Power) Standby Voltage (Button) Thanks For the Help! :D |
| Odonadon:
--- Quote from: meta87 on June 23, 2003, 11:42:29 pm ---Hi all :D Trying to turn one of my extra pushbuttons into the power button for my computer. It has two wires I need to connect, but I'm not sure which wire connects to ground and NC. Power Switch (ATX Power) Standby Voltage (Button) Thanks For the Help! :D --- End quote --- Here's the beauty of it - it doesn't make a damn bit of difference :). The pushbuttons act as a sudden closed circuit. It doesn't really matter which end wires to where if you're hooking a power button up to your motherboard. Odonadon |
| Zoist:
They are normal momentery SPST (single pole single throw) switches so it doesn't matter which of the microswitch's connector is ground. |
| meta87:
Cool Thanks :) |
| Magnet_Eye:
i tried this and it didnt work for me.. i dont know what kind of wire to connect to the MB. it has those damn special connetors, so what to use? know what i mean? |
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