front usb ports

i have a mobo k7s6a with a tusami/capricorn case.
i need to connect them and the mic/phones can any one help.
try to find diagrams but failed to.
thanks :major

 

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Pr...tailid=238&DetailName=Manual&MenuID=1&LanID=0

This is for you.Good Luck!!!!

 

Put an ohmmeter across them and see what happens when you press the
buttons on the case. Put headphones or a shorted jack plug in each of
the audio connectors and check continuity. Stick 6v across them (in
both directions) and see if anything lights up.
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thank you 4 your help.:-D

 

thanks 4 the help

 

thank you 4 your help.i have connected usb and the front led lites and buttons.
i am having a bit of trob with the mic/h/phones .
the wires r color coded yellow white red blk.
can u help :-D

 

not being familiar with your case i can only give general suggestions.

The black cable is most likely ground. Try putting it
there. Play an audio file on your system, looping so you
have continuous output. Open up the windows mixer so you
have access to the L & R balance slider. Hook your speakers
or headphones, etc, up to the front case output jack but
don't plug the microphone in yet. So, you're creating an
environment in which you'd immediately hear sound if you
connected the cable right. Then plug in one of the other
wires... try the red one as a random first-start.

Plug it into the left or right channel pin where the jumper
was, the "line out" pin of that pair. At that point you
should have audio on your left or right speaker, but you'd
need to use the windows mixer to determine if it's the left
or right channel for that color of wire. Repeat this
process with the next randomly-chosen color. Since you only
have 4 wires, one is ground, one is left-out, one is
right-out, and one is mic2. By process of elimination
you're wanting to get the output right before plugging in
the mic, so system isn't trying to play sound through the
mic which is possible but not a good thing to do, could
damage a mic.

SO with only 4 wires, once you have the left and right
channel output working right, which requires 3 wires, you
only have the one remaining that could possible go to the
mic. Since you only have the 4 wires instead of 6, it isn't
possible to have a return that would enable output to rear
motherboard jacks too, without electrical modifications
which seem beyond your abilities... someone with such
abilities would probably have used a multimeter to check
continuity on the wires and the jack pins but given the
method I described above you shouldn't need to do that.
Just don't hook any wires up to the 5V or Mic-pwr, unless
you are SURE you have higher-grade equipment that needs a
voltage source (typical PC components do not).

i am reluctant to post the site as i don't know them and i am loyal to MGs who normally can fix anything with time.

 

Why you don't read the manual?
On page 33,34 you have schematic for the front mic/audio header.

 

where did you find the manual Goran?

i am working blind but this might help.

green@white-power led
red@white-hd led
black@white-power switch
black@blue-reset switch.
yellow-mic
red- right out (speaker)
red- leftout (sp)
black ground.
white d-
green d+
black ground.
Without knowing the make and model of mb, you will have to go to the manual and it will show the pin headers on the board.
Good luck and hope this helps.