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W26361 motherboard connection (Scenic T)

simkmil Posted messages 505 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
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Hello,

I have acquired a Fujitsu Siemens W26361 W63 x01 card and I would like to get it up and running again.
Everything is fitted into the case (well cleaned), I have made all the connections EXCEPT the power switch connectors, PWR Led, HDD, etc. because I cannot find where to connect them!
After going through all the manuals that Fujitsu provides on its site, I do not see a diagram of the motherboard. I think I have located the spot right next to the main power connector, but I'm not sure and there is no indication on the board, so mainly which pins need to be connected for the power switch?

Thank you for your help.

Configuration: Windows Seven Home, Acer Aspire V3 771G for the laptop (750 Go HD, 8Go RAM)
Windows Seven Pro, MSI 4Gb, 1 Tb HD for the desktop
XP and Windows 8 on an older P IV
Plus an older Siemens for testing (currently running XP)

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    DspotiKotter Posted messages 496 Status Member 12
     
    Here’s what it looks like http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2014/14/1396622011-a3532163-powertrip.jpeg does that help?

    peace

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  2. simkmil Posted messages 505 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   35
     
    Exactly !!
    I just tried and the PC starts up. But there are no inscriptions on my card.
    However, my PC starts, but nothing is displayed!
    I only get 3 beeps on startup and then nothing.

    Thank you for your help.
    If you have any other advice for me, I’m all ears.
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  3. DspotiKotter Posted messages 496 Status Member 12
     
    Uh... Hang in there? Hey, where did you dig up this motherboard? I mean, really? I talk fast, it's true that in IT things move very quickly... but still, being able to count the number of pins on the socket in under a minute is a bad sign, lol

    Yes, hang in there :)

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  4. DspotiKotter Posted messages 496 Status Member 12
     
    we moved from pins on the CPU to pins on the motherboard in 2005, I believe, this motherboard is at least 9 years old, congratulations :)

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  6. simkmil Posted messages 505 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   35
     
    It's possible, it comes from a Fujitsu Siemens Scenic T
    so I reinstalled it in an old case (I no longer have the Siemens)
    and I'm currently installing XP on it (can't dream of putting Seven on it!!)
    and it seems to be working!
    however, I still don't know how to connect my various wires coming from the front panel to the motherboard. I powered it up just as you showed me by short-circuiting two pins. I'll look for the other connections.

    Thank you for your help and have a good weekend.
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  7. DspotiKotter Posted messages 496 Status Member 12
     
    Have a great weekend to you too! Long live this motherboard.

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    1. simkmil Posted messages 505 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   35
       
      Hello,
      I'm reaching out (again) about this post because this morning, when I plugged in this PC (I had removed the plug), it started up immediately - without short-circuiting the pins like I did yesterday!
      Moreover, after plugging in a USB mouse, I no longer have anything working on the keyboard. The keyboard worked throughout the XP installation.
      Once again, I'm lost.
      Thank you again for your help.
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    2. simkmil Posted messages 505 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   35
       
      I'm embarrassed!!!
      I turned the PC off and on again and... the keyboard works!!!
      However, the PC still turns on only when plugging in the power cord.
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  8. DspotiKotter Posted messages 496 Status Member 12
     
    No worries, if I can help. You must have connected the pins incorrectly to start with; the writing on the connector should be facing outward.
    Then the reset and power functions are sometimes swapped, so you need to test it.

    I tried to find you an image, but I couldn't.

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