60JV2 motherboard

beyex · 9th Sep 2009, 09:06 AM

I was wondering if someone could help me where to connect the LED's, reset switch and speaker on my 60JV2 motherboard since these were disconnected.

Thank you,
beyex

Adrian Wong · 10th Sep 2009, 12:46 AM

Wow.. The Chaintech 60JV2? That's a VERY old motherboard!

Too bad I already had mine recycled.

The LED, reset switch and speaker pins are all located at the lower right corner of the motherboard (when installed in an ATX case).

If you take a look at this picture :

the pins are located on the lower LEFT corner of the motherboard, just below the CMOS battery.

The_YongGrand · 10th Sep 2009, 09:26 AM

Actually if identification fails, usually they have some labels about those pins, often nearby the CMOS battery, and the BIOS chip. It's usually 8-16 pins row too.

I have seen some brand-less motherboards (remanufactured) that don't even come with the manual. In the end, these connections are purely trial-and-error too.

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