USB 2.0 Pin Mapping

[fedude]

Can someone help me map the wires from my USB 2.0 connector to the pins on my motherboard?

The pins from the connector are labelled:
GND 2
GND 2
Shield
VCC 1
VCC 2
DATA +1
DATA -1
DATA +2
DATA -2

The pins on my motherboard are labelled:
(1) USBPWR
(2) USBPWR
(3) USBP2-
(4) USBP3-
(5) USBP2+
(6) USBP3+
(7) GND
(8) GND
(10)USBOC


Newbie from NY

 

[elzt]

Try the following connections:

USBPWR .... VCC 1
USBPWR .... VCC 2
USBP2- .... DATA -1
USBP3- .... DATA -2
USBP2+ .... DATA +1
USBP3+ .... DATA +2
GND .... GND 2
GND .... GND 2
USBOC .... Shield

 

[Crashman]

Dude, just line up the little arrows. Sometimes it's hard to find the arrow on the plug. The red wire is pin 1 and goes to the arrow on the motherboard. Companies have for the most part standardized the wireing order.

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[fedude]

Crashman and elzt,

Believe it or not the usb 2.0 port on my PC case actually has 9 labeled single wires coming from it to connect to my MoBo. Each of the wires has a single pin-end connector on it that is labeled. Unfortunately, it did not come as one 9-pin plug

I do have another usb 2.0 port for my back panel that did come with a single 9-pin plug, but it was unlabeled so I couldn't learn from that.

PS: The mapping that elzt supplied appears to work (although I only have a usb 1.0 device so I won't really know for sure) Thanks very much!

Newbie from NY