Overheating LED on SuperMicro Case
This is a discussion about Overheating LED on SuperMicro Case in the Windows Hardware category; I've got a SuperMicro mini-tower case (lovely piece of kit, not cheap, but the build quality is excellent) Anyway, on the front of the case are the usual Power LED, HDD LED but also a 'over-heating LED' This over-heating LED has a two pin connector on the end.
I've got a SuperMicro mini-tower case (lovely piece of kit, not cheap, but the build quality is excellent)
Anyway, on the front of the case are the usual Power LED, HDD LED but also a 'over-heating LED'
This over-heating LED has a two pin connector on the end.
I'm assuming that SuperMicro boards have provision for this.
Any ideas where to connect this too on an ASUS CUSL2 MB?
Not really bothered if I can't use it, but if there is a good location, would be nice.
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PIII 700E, ASUS CUSL2, 512MB PC100 RAM (Hyundai), Matrox G400MAX, SB Live! Value, Intel 10/100 NIC, Adaptec 2940UW, IBM 7200 ATA100 30GB HD, IBM 7200 ATA66 20GB HD, Pioneer 32x/6x SCSI DVD, Yamaha 4416 SCSI CD-RW, Iomega Zip 100 SCSI Internal, Iiyama Vision Master Pro 410.
Windows 2000 Only
Anyway, on the front of the case are the usual Power LED, HDD LED but also a 'over-heating LED'
This over-heating LED has a two pin connector on the end.
I'm assuming that SuperMicro boards have provision for this.
Any ideas where to connect this too on an ASUS CUSL2 MB?
Not really bothered if I can't use it, but if there is a good location, would be nice.
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PIII 700E, ASUS CUSL2, 512MB PC100 RAM (Hyundai), Matrox G400MAX, SB Live! Value, Intel 10/100 NIC, Adaptec 2940UW, IBM 7200 ATA100 30GB HD, IBM 7200 ATA66 20GB HD, Pioneer 32x/6x SCSI DVD, Yamaha 4416 SCSI CD-RW, Iomega Zip 100 SCSI Internal, Iiyama Vision Master Pro 410.
Windows 2000 Only
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You are correct in assuming that Supermicro boards have a place to connect that LED. My P6DBE does. However, none of my other systems have anyplace to connect that LED as far as temperature monitoring. Mine is hooked to my Promise Fasttrak66 controller to show its activity.
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