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| Now that the Intel D815EEAA has been basically assembled and the Intel
Pentium III processor installed, we are ready to return the backplane
into the main chassis. (click on the picture for a larger
view) |
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| Here we see the mainboard installed into the full chassis and we are
getting ready to make the final connections.(click on the
picture for a larger view) |
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| This picture shows the three types of power connectors that are used
in the Elite mid tower ATX case. The first (starting left) is the
main ATX style power connector that feeds both 5 and 12 volts to the
Intel D815EEAA mainboard. The second is floppy drive power connector,
and the third will be used for hard drives, CD ROMS and other devices. (click
on the picture for a larger view) |
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| Here is close up of the floppy drive power connector ( and my
fingertips). Notice the grooved edges (pointing to the right). These
grooves help ensure that the power connector goes on the right way. |
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| Now we install the main ATX power to the Intel D815EEAA. Once it is in
properly you should feel or hear a slight click as the locking mechanism
engages. (click on the picture for a larger view) |
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| This picture shows the Front panel header of the Intel D815EEAA and we
have put the instruction sticker next to it as a reference. This part
may look tricky but it is really simple. Examine the wires (leads) and
you will see they are labeled. Now match up the wires with the header
pins. Since these are leds or momentary switches, it is a fairly safe
operation if you get one wrong. |
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| Here we have installed all the leads into the Front panel
header. Once the system is finished if an led doesn't show up,
check to make sure they are snugly in and possibly turn them around so
the printed label faces the other way. Note the case Power Led is off to
the left of the front panel connector. (It is a three pin connector with
one pin in the middle removed). Diagram |
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| In order to install our hard drives and floppy drive, we disengage the
3.5" drive cage from the main chassis. There is a spring type clip
on either side that when pressed releases the drive cage. |
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