Dimension 9200 audio jumper block

I am refurbishing a Dell Dimension 9200 for a friend. The I/O Panel is
missing the audio connector jumper block. Can anyone point me to the
wiring info for this jumper block?

TIA.

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 06:19:48 -0700, Pennorth@googlemail.com wrote:

>audio connector jumper block


See if this helps and if not, snoop around here and maybe you'll find
exactly what you need....

http://support.dell.com/support/syst...n&s=bsd&~cat=1

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 06:19:48 -0700, Pennorth@googlemail.com wrote:

>I am refurbishing a Dell Dimension 9200 for a friend. The I/O Panel is
>missing the audio connector jumper block. Can anyone point me to the
>wiring info for this jumper block?
>
>TIA.


Also see if this helps you....
http://support.dell.com/support/topi...T_9200_XPS_410

Thanks for the URLs RnR.

I've checked them out, reviewed all the product docs, googled and
browsed the Dell forums with no luck.

Does anyone have any further leads ?

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 11:28:05 -0700, Pennorth@googlemail.com wrote:

>Thanks for the URLs RnR.
>
>I've checked them out, reviewed all the product docs, googled and
>browsed the Dell forums with no luck.
>
>Does anyone have any further leads ?


Sorry it didn't work out. But we have some knowledgeable people here
so don't give up hope. I've got a 9200 myself so when I can get to
it, I'll see if I can crack it open. Refresh my memory what am I
looking for again .

Thanks once again RnR.

The 9200 I/O panel is horizontally positioned across the front of the
machine. It carrys the front-panel mic, headphone and USB sockets on
its lower surface, together with the diagnostic LEDs and the power
switch.

If you remove the computer side cover, you should see the end of the
panel if you look carefully. With the optional Soundblaster X-Fi card
installed, there will be a cable from the header on the end of the
panel going to the the proprietary connector on the Soundblaster. If
you have the standard motherboard audio, there's a jumper block
plugged into the header instead of the cable.

<Pennorth@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks once again RnR.
>
> The 9200 I/O panel is horizontally positioned across the front of the
> machine. It carrys the front-panel mic, headphone and USB sockets on
> its lower surface, together with the diagnostic LEDs and the power
> switch.
>
> If you remove the computer side cover, you should see the end of the
> panel if you look carefully. With the optional Soundblaster X-Fi card
> installed, there will be a cable from the header on the end of the
> panel going to the the proprietary connector on the Soundblaster. If
> you have the standard motherboard audio, there's a jumper block
> plugged into the header instead of the cable.
>
>


This would be a great time to take a photo and upload it to tinypic.com and
link it back here.

I don't know that I've actually seen this front I/O in any detail. Had no
idea there was a jumper if no SB PCI card was present.

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