Remarque : Consultez le guide de la carte mère pour connaître la disposition des broches de barrette de contact IEEE 1394 et assurez-vous qu’elle correspond au tableau ci-joint. Si vous envisagez de brancher le port avant FireWire sur une carte externe IEEE 1394 munie d’un connecteur IEEE 1394 de type externe, rendez-vous sur http://www.antec.com/StoreFront.bok et saisissez le numéro de référence 30031 pour acheter un adaptateur. Cet adaptateur vous permettra de brancher le port avant IEEE 1394 au connecteur de type externe.

Affectation des broches pour le connecteur IEEE 1394 du panneau avant

1

2

 

 

 

 

Broche

Nom du signal

Broche

Nom du signal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

TPA+

2

TPA–

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

Masse

4

Masse

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5

TPB+

6

TPB–

 

 

7

+12V (à fusibles)

8

+12 V (à fusibles)

9

10

9

Verrou (aucune

10

Masse

 

broche)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Branchement des ports audio (AC’ 97 et HDA)

Vous trouverez un connecteur AC’ 97 à 10 broches standard Intel et un connecteur HDA (High Definition Audio) à 10 broches Intel ; vous pouvez brancher l’un ou l’autre sur votre carte mère, selon sa spécification. Voir les instructions ci-dessous :

106 4 2

9 7 5 3 1

Broche

Brochage

Broche

Brochage

 

(HD AUDIO)

 

(AC’97 AUDIO)

1

MIC2 G

1

Entrée MIC

2

AGND

2

GND

3

MIC2 D

3

Alimentation MIC

4

AVCC

4

NC

 

 

 

 

5

FRO-D

5

Sortie (D)

 

 

 

 

6

MIC2_JD

6

Sortie (D)

 

 

 

 

7

F_IO_SEN

7

NC

 

 

 

 

8

Verrou

8

Verrou

 

(aucune broche)

 

(aucune broche)

9

FRO-G

9

Sortie (G)

10

LIGNE2_JD

10

Sortie (G)

Localisez les connecteurs audio internes de votre carte mère ou carte son. Consultez les positions des broches dans le manuel de votre carte mère ou de votre carte son.

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Antec P180, P182SE user manual Branchement des ports audio AC’ 97 et HDA, Broche Brochage

P182, P180, P182SE specifications

The Antec P182SE, P180, and P182 are part of Antec's celebrated Performance One series, which is designed to provide users with an optimal balance of form, functionality, and cooling efficiency. These models have gained a loyal following among PC builders and enthusiasts, thanks to their innovative features and user-friendly designs.

The Antec P180, first introduced in the mid-2000s, set the standard for quiet performance and thermal efficiency. Its layout was groundbreaking, featuring a dual-chamber design that separated the heat-producing components from the cooler regions of the case. This configuration helps to optimize airflow and reduce noise, a hallmark of Antec's commitment to silent computing. The P180 supports multiple cooling options, including space for large CPU coolers and dedicated areas for additional fans—all designed to keep temperatures in check while minimizing acoustic output.

Building on the success of the P180, Antec released the P182, which incorporated a few refinements and enhancements. The P182 features improved cable management with additional routing options, enhancing overall airflow and allowing for a cleaner build aesthetic. Moreover, it includes upgrades to the damping material, enhancing acoustic performance even further. With its ability to accommodate both standard and long graphics cards, the P182 remains a versatile choice for gamers and professionals alike.

The P182SE, or Special Edition, is a variant that doubles down on the original DNA of the P182 while offering a few distinctive upgrades. It retains the dual-chamber architecture but introduces updated fan configurations, allowing for even more efficient airflow. The aesthetic appeal of the P182SE is enhanced with a sleek aluminum front panel and an innovative door design that provides easy access to drive bays, while still offering noise-dampening benefits.

All three models support a variety of cooling solutions, including room for multiple 120mm and 140mm fans, while also being compatible with liquid cooling systems. Their support for larger PSU installations minimizes the need for restrictive sizes, giving builders more flexibility. Each case also allows for ample storage options, with multiple hard drive bays that can be configured to suit a user's storage requirements.

With a focus on performance, efficiency, and user experience, the Antec P182SE, P180, and P182 have established themselves as staples in the realm of PC building. Their combination of innovative design, robust construction, and thermal capabilities make them ideal choices for anyone looking to assemble a high-performance, silent system.