ATX Case with LED's, How to?

[Makaze]

I just bought a ProSource ATX case (Model#GALAXY)
Link: http://www.newegg.com/app/Showimage....132-014-06.JPG

And I can't figure out how to plug the LED lights in on the mobo. There is nothing in the instruction manual for the mobo, and nothing in the paperwork for the case. Can anyone help me or point me in the right direction?

oh btw, the mobo I'm using is a Biostar M7VIQ

[ale_x13]

dont u just plug them straight in to the power supply?

[agathodaimon]

Well... There has GOT to be a layout of your motherboard in the manual somewhere telling you what is what.

The pins circled in the picture LOOK like what should be the LED connections for the front panel. From the looks of the case wiring, it seems that the multi-colored LED's use a 4-Pin molex power connector from the power supply.
The rest SHOULD use the pins on the motherboard. (HDD, Power, Reset)
And the motherboard should have some abbreviations by the pins telling you what they are.
I've never seen this board in person, so I can't be for certain on any of this...
But with every other motherboard I've used, they all have been pretty much the same with the front LED's.

[Makaze]

Thanks for the suggestions. Now that I think about it (I can't go look since I'm at work) there was a power plug to go into the power supply so I will try that. I have another question though. there was a set of plugs that came out of the case that had labels of VP, TPB+, TPB-, GP, etc... does anyone know what those were for? The manual doesn't tell me

[Makaze]

*laughs at herself* nevermind... I figured it out... it's the frontside firewire cables