[monu1232009]

my mobo jtp00x plaese help.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by monu1232009 my mobo jtp00x plaese help.

it's the connector on the bottom right? (with the cable still connected...

can you take a closer detailed picture from the mainboard there , if possible both sides.

[monu1232009]

thank you very much for helping me can plaese show me the trace location of first point from right plaese

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by monu1232009 can plaese show me the trace location of first point from right plaese

this picture was from devwiki,the resolution is not high enough to see any traces.

that's why i asked you to take a better photo from that connector.

[monu1232009]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch this picture was from devwiki,the resolution is not high enough to see any traces. that's why i asked you to take a better photo from that connector.

it is my mobo pic plzzz show me 4 points trace locations

[Mr.Dutch]

@monu1232009

if you look at the circle then pin 2 and 3 are connected, anyway that's what i see

pin 1 should be easy, i still see solder there.
the arrows show where pin4 should be connected with. this must be the 5V because of the large trace on the board..

maybe if you get a magnifying glass you still can see a connection between the big trace and pin4?



1= switch on
2= ground
3= ground
4= +5V

[monu1232009]

sorry sir i have a doubt please clear it. in following pic when i tested point 1 and 2 for resistence at 10k i got 2.3 ohms reading . but according to you i shuold get 0 ohms whay?

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/13/49742024.jpg/

thank very much for all your help . please help me a little more

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by monu1232009 thank very much for all your help . please help me a little more

pin 2 must be to turn the psu's 12V on, can't you just solder a wire to the point that i marked with the arrow?

after your last picture my conclusion is that :

1 ground
2 switch on
3 ground
4 +5V

you should measure 0 ohms between pin 1 and 3, don't know how you can get 2-3 ohms between pin 2 and ground, because that's too low.

was your plan to solder the connector back?, or is it completely gone.

[monu1232009]

sorry sir. i'll do solder as described. sorry once again and forgive me coz i m a noob. and thanks

[Mr.Dutch]

just hope you get it working again.

don't switch wires please.