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3. Locate the ATX power switch pins on your computer case and trace the
wires to the power switch connector on your mainboard. The ATX power
switch cable is normally a twisted pair cable with a two-pin connector as
shown above.
Note
On the mainboard, the ATX power switch pins are usually labeled “POWER
SW” or similar. It is vital to remember the position of these pins for a later step
in the installation process.
4. Unplug the ATX power switch cable from the
mainboard and connect it to the white connector
named “JS1” on the VideoMate Vista E600F PCIe
card, as shown on the right.
5. Connect the black socket of Power Up
patch cable to the power switch
connector on the mainboard.
6. Connect the white socket of Power Up patch
cable to the connector named “JS2” on the
VideoMate Vista E600F PCIe Tuner card.
Note
Double check your work. If you plug the cables into the incorrect pins, your
PC may not start or function improperly.
