ATX Power supply Short pick which two pins can be powered on

Are you going to have a power supply to get him powered on without a motherboard?
The ATX 20pin has a non-stop bayonet on it, and it's facing itself, and then it's down to the left of the line. 4th and right, 4th, get these 2 connected.
Green and any one black, black is ground!

Special attention:
1, the PC power supply is converted power, no-load will burn down or start protection action. Therefore, the power supply must be detected by hanging a hard disk or optical drive to do load, otherwise it will burn the power or no output.
2, ps_on and Power short Connect as ATX start switch.

ATX Main Power Board connector [double row 2*10 20-hole female]
(Power plug convex head upward, into a double row 10-column viewing angle.) The orifice was on its own. On the right side of the upper row is No. 1th, and the lower row is number 11th.

1 + 3.3v Orange
2 + 3.3v Orange
3 Ground Black
4 Red
5 Ground Black
6 Red
7 Ground Black
8 Power_good Grey
9 +5VSB (Spare) purple
Ten +12V Yellow

+ 3.3v Orange/Brown
12-12V Blue
13 Ground Black
Ps-on Green
15 Ground Black
16 Ground Black
17 Ground Black
18-5v White
Red
Red

ATX Auxiliary Connector [commonly known as P4 Connector, single row 6-hole female]


1 Ground Black
2 Ground Black
3 Ground Black
4 + 3.3v Orange
5 + 3.3v Orange
6 Red

ATX Auxiliary Fan/fireware connector [double row 2*3 6-hole female]
(The plug orifice faces itself, the convex head is facing to the right.) Appearance as 2 columns of 3 rows, the first row on the left side is 1th, the right 4th number)
Fanx= Fan Power
1394=FIREWARW power supply

1 FanM White
2 Fanc white/blue Stripe
3 + 3.3v detection white/brown stripes

4 1394R white/black Stripe
5 1394V white/Red Stripe
6 reserved


ATX Power supply PIN diagram

On the foreign website found on the ATX Power PIN diagram, do well, so reproduced over
PIN-OUT:ATX Motherboard Power




ATX power connector on the motherboard consists of both row of pins.
The connector from the ATX power supply can is only a fitted in one.




Photo attachment: ATX. JPG (2007-6-4 13:45, 42.1 K)