Where does the MoBo speaker plug in?
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From: Beau on 9 Feb 2010 00:30 Does anyone know where this plugs in? I'm assuming it's a speaker for the MoBo beep codes. http://jackiesbar.com/GForce6100PM-M2%20v2.html And how do I test it to make sure I've got it in the right spot? Thank You Beau
From: 20100209 on 9 Feb 2010 00:49 At label number 6: Have you got a manual for it? If not try this link: <http://download.ecsusa.com/dlfileecs/manual/mb/eng/k8/GeForce6100PM-M2V2.0/GeForce6100PM_M2%20(2_0A).pdf> hth Beau wrote: > > Does anyone know where this plugs in? I'm assuming it's a speaker for the > MoBo beep codes. http://jackiesbar.com/GForce6100PM-M2%20v2.html > > And how do I test it to make sure I've got it in the right spot? > > Thank You > > Beau
From: Beau on 9 Feb 2010 02:05 Yep, that would be the spot :-) I have a manual but I couldn't find anything about that silly speaker thingy. I tried that spot before but obviously put it in backwards. There's no clear +, - markers on the board. Anyway, that did it so thank you and have a wonderful evening! Beau "20100209" wrote: > At label number 6: > > Have you got a manual for it? > > If not try this link: > > <http://download.ecsusa.com/dlfileecs/manual/mb/eng/k8/GeForce6100PM-M2V2.0/GeForce6100PM_M2%20(2_0A).pdf> > > hth > > Beau wrote: > > > > Does anyone know where this plugs in? I'm assuming it's a speaker for the > > MoBo beep codes. http://jackiesbar.com/GForce6100PM-M2%20v2.html > > > > And how do I test it to make sure I've got it in the right spot? > > > > Thank You > > > > Beau > . >
From: shawn on 9 Feb 2010 15:59 Yeah, most motherboard manuals I've come across suck. They usually miss or leave something out. Sometimes they're in poorly translated English. A lot of times I've found they will tell you where to plug in power switch, reset switch, etc, but don't tell you which direction. "Beau" <Beau(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:199CFE6B-AE4D-4390-8618-9606DDF08FBD(a)microsoft.com... > Yep, that would be the spot :-) I have a manual but I couldn't find > anything > about that silly speaker thingy. I tried that spot before but obviously > put > it in backwards. There's no clear +, - markers on the board. Anyway, that > did > it so thank you and have a wonderful evening! > > Beau > > "20100209" wrote: > >> At label number 6: >> >> Have you got a manual for it? >> >> If not try this link: >> >> <http://download.ecsusa.com/dlfileecs/manual/mb/eng/k8/GeForce6100PM-M2V2.0/GeForce6100PM_M2%20(2_0A).pdf> >> >> hth >> >> Beau wrote: >> > >> > Does anyone know where this plugs in? I'm assuming it's a speaker for >> > the >> > MoBo beep codes. http://jackiesbar.com/GForce6100PM-M2%20v2.html >> > >> > And how do I test it to make sure I've got it in the right spot? >> > >> > Thank You >> > >> > Beau >> . >>
From: Bryce on 9 Feb 2010 17:52
shawn wrote: > Yeah, most motherboard manuals I've come across suck. They > usually miss or leave something out. Sometimes they're in > poorly translated English. A lot of times I've found they > will tell you where to plug in power switch, reset switch, > etc, but don't tell you which direction. > (snip) Pushbuttons and switches aren't polarity-sensitive. Either direction is OK. |