wiring

I want to wire up audio and mic connectors to my new motherboard.the board is an Asus m2n
the cace wires are marked Mic-in, ground, mic power. The speaker wires are marked ground, r-out, l-out. Now the pins on the motherboard are in 5 banks of 2 .
1row( NC) ( line out l,)
2row( blank) (NC)
3 row (NC) (line out r)
4row (NC) (mic-r)
5row(agnd) (mic- l) hope you can understand it.

 

Hi,

not sure if you are trying to wire directly to your mobo here..?

Your pc should have some inputs / outputs which are similar in size to a 3.5mm to headphone plugs size, at the rear near the usb slots typically color coded, pink, blue, green and others depending on your board. You should be able to just plug your devices into these. At least certainly the microphone using the microphone port at the back, there maybe a dedicated port for microphone or the line-in will do the same.

Ther are usually a icon stamped into the metal indicating which is which given this scenario.

If you dont have the manual or are got to motherboards.org and find the manual for your motherboard. In this there is a high probability that it will list exactly which port does which. If your microphone has a larger fitting than the port on the back there are adapters typically available from the local electrical store or audio shop.

Hoped this helped.

 

Hi,

not sure if you are need to wire directly to your mobo here..?

Your pc should have some inputs / outputs which are similar in size to a 3.5mm to headphone plugs size, at the rear near the usb slots typically color coded, pink, blue, green and other variants depending on your board.

You should be able to just plug your devices into these. At least certainly the microphone using the microphone port at the back, there maybe a dedicated port for microphone or the line-in will do the same.
There is usually a icon stamped into the metal indicating which port is which given this scenario.

If you dont have the manual or are got to Asus home page pr motherboards.org and find the manual for your motherboard. Alternatively it maybe on the Driver Cd/dvd that would have come with the motherboard. In this there is a high probability that it will list exactly which port does which.

If you have a microphone has a larger fitting than the port on the back there are adapters typically available from the local electrical store or audio shop, the guys in there should be able to help, just make sure you get a mono or stero adapter to suit your devices, if you are unsure take them with you.

Hoped this helped.

P.s sorry for the double post wouldnt let me save the edit, i wanted to make.

 

Hi it's the output sockets on the front of the case that are wired onto the motherboard that I need to know which wire goes where

 

Hi

O.k now i know precisly what you meant, thanks for the update.

You are going to have to find the motherboard manual and reference that, it shows the way each cable is configured to which part of the mobos audio connections as these can be quite specific and dont want to give you bad info.

Dont forget to try the Asus website if you can go online, search / check for your mobo manual, it might be in pdf format download it, or on the drivers disc that shouldve come with the mobo if purchased new, then print the relevant page with the wiring diagram on it. It should indicate which audio jack on the mobo connects to each of the front audio ports, which you can then plug your mic etc into.

Sorry cant help more with this one, its just too specific for each motherboard.

G luck.