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Some standard Switch connector:<br />
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Power switch - PWR,PWRSW,PWR-ON 2 pin Middle <br />
POWER LED connector - PLED, PWRLED or POWER-LED 3-pin and on the edge of the header.
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Some standard Switch connector:

Power switch - PWR,PWRSW,PWR-ON 2 pin Middle
POWER LED connector - PLED, PWRLED or POWER-LED 3-pin and on the edge of the header.

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yes but i need to make up the leads so need to know the type of <i>&quot;some standard switch connector&quot;</i><br />
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I know its a 2.54mm pitch but the connectors i am currently using are too big so need to know the actual type
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yes but i need to make up the leads so need to know the type of "some standard switch connector"

I know its a 2.54mm pitch but the connectors i am currently using are too big so need to know the actual type

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Refer the link <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molex_connector" rel="ugc">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molex_connector</a>
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Refer the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molex_connector [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molex_connector]

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Thanks but no its the front panel connector i need<br />
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So Power Switch, reset Switch etc
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Thanks but no its the front panel connector i need

So Power Switch, reset Switch etc

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Can anyone tell me the actual type (model) of connector that is used for the LED, Power Switches etc on a ATX Motherboard,<br />
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I am actually looking for Molex Type........... or similar,<br />
<br />
I cant seem to find the specs for it anywhere,<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Can anyone tell me the actual type (model) of connector that is used for the LED, Power Switches etc on a ATX Motherboard,

I am actually looking for Molex Type........... or similar,

I cant seem to find the specs for it anywhere,

Thanks

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