In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ralph Becker-Szendy writes:
JP15 is the power connector for the harddisk.
It has the same layout as a floppy power connector: {+5 gnd gnd +12}
>B. The USB port is on connector JP8, which has a clearly labeled pin 1,
>and uses the standard USB pinout (1=Vcc, 2=Data-, 3=Data+, 4=ground).
So it follows that this must be the USB port.
>what useful things we can do with the other two 4-pin jumpers.
I don't think I know what JP7 is.
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