Here was the puzzle. The MIH61R board used a specific configuration that baffled anyone used to building standard PCs.
| Pin | Signal (Row 1 - closest to edge) | Pin | Signal (Row 2 - inner row) | | :-- | :--- | :-- | :--- | | 1 | | 2 | Power SW + | | 3 | HDD LED - | 4 | Power SW - | | 5 | Reserved / GND | 6 | Unused (No Pin) | | 7 | Reset SW + | 8 | Power LED + | | 9 | Reset SW - | 10 | Power LED - | dell mih61r mb front panel pinout
If you are putting a standard ATX case onto this Dell board, you plug the case wires directly in. You must: Here was the puzzle
“PC's like Dell often have a front panel harness with a single multipurpose plug... Look closely at the front panel header on the motherboard. There may be text to identify the pins.” Tom's Hardware · 11 years ago You must: “PC's like Dell often have a
