I have a case which has lights on the side, I can not get them to work?

Where do I put the VGA sensor? (Saturn)

If I decide not to use the VGA and CPU sensor, is there a way of stopping the temp monitoring for them? (Saturn)

Now and again I get 2 beeps from the case. Why is this? How can I turn off or change the alarm settings? (Saturn)

Now and again I get 2 beeps from the case. Why is this? How can I turn off or change the alarm settings?(Apollo)

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I have a case which have lights on the side, I can not get them to work?

The most common occurrence for this issue is related to a small button on the front of the case. This button can sometimes get pressed while unpacking the case. It acts just like a power button, so all you need to do in press this when all the cables are connected up and the lights should work perfectly

The motherboard clips are designed to fit the case with minimal effort, if you are having trouble fitting them in, you are not fitting them correctly. There are only two small feet that clip under the motherboard plate.

Only a small amount of pressure is required to squeeze the clip until it slots into place. Too much pressure will damage the clips

Once the clip is in properly, you will see that resting on the top of the motherboard plate are four feet. This is correct.

The USB at the front of the case has many pins that need to be connected to the motherboard, how do I know which one goes into which slot?

The Pin assignment for the USB port in each M/B can be different. You need to refer to your motherboard user manual for this information.

On the JN099 (Light Fusion case) How do I connect the fans to the LCD panel?

1.Firstly you need to establish if your case fans are 3 pin or 4 pin

If your fans are 3 pin, they need to be connected to the Black and Red wires marked HDD/SYS/CPU (these markings specify the position of the fans in the case) You may need to convert the connector at the end of the red and black wires from male to female, so it can connect with your fan.

To convert to male remove the plastic cap to expose two pins

Then just connect the fan directly to one of the three cables (HDD/SYS/CPU) See connection up close

If your fans are 4 pin , they need to be converted to 3 pin. This is done by using the converters supplied with the case.

Please Note: For optimum use you need to connect the appropriate fan to the right cable. So the black and red cable marked HDD should be connected to the fan closest to the HDD. (So when the temperature sensor reads a high level of heat in that area it can adjust (increase) the fan speed to compensate)

Where do I attach the temperature sensors on the JN099 (Light Fusion case)?

Temp Sensors can be placed in these suggested areas, and secured using the yellow heat resistant stickers provided with the case.

On the back of my JN120F-450-BK 120mm Jeantech Power supply there is a switch, what is it for?

The switch on the back of the PSU unit is to control the fan speed. The options are "H" high speed and "L" for low speed. However the Jeantech 120mm psu has a smart automatic fan speed control design with built in temperature sensor effectively reduces the noise level to half of that of conventional power supplies. And maximize the balance result between noise reduction and necessary cooling. Which is the recommended, for this option set the switch to " A". (Auto)

Connection for apollo ATX tower.

(1)you should find a 4 pin big header from the back of the LCD panel, you will need to connect it to the PSU 4 pins header.

(2)Regarding the fan control, you should find 3(SYS, CPU, HDD) of the 3 pins(white) header from the back of the LCD panel(cables are black/red). These 3 pins header needs to connect directly to the fans.

SYS: You can connect to the side panel fan or use the rear case fan.
HDD: You can purchase another case fan to fit at the front of the internal chassis, then connect the HDD fan connector to this fan.
CPU: Connect it to the heatsink fan(as an optional)

(3) Sensor: you should find some stickers come with the case . you can use the sticker to attached the sensor and fix to the area where you want to see the temp.

CPU : you will need to place the sensor between the cpu and heaysink.
SYS: any where within the chassis.
HDD: attached to the HDD

(4) Regarding the USB and Audio connection, you should see the printing on th header which explain what they are, you will need to refer to your M/B manual to check how to connect it or contact your M/B company for futher support.

My PSU motherboard has 20 pin and he comes with 24 pin.

Motherboards now come with two main power connector slots, 20pin or 24pin. If you have a power supply unit that has a 24 pin connector and a 20 pin motherboard you can snap off the 4 additional pins on the connector to make a 20 pin connector.

The 20 pin connector is missing the -5vdc white cable is this correct.

Based on the new Intel ATX 12V, there is no need to have -5VDC. That is why you did not see any cable on the -5VDC connector.
It is no problem for you to use the psu with the M/B you wish to use.

What is the plastic tube that covers the heat sensors?
(Apollo, G-Max and light fusion cases)

There is a plastic protective tube that covers all the heat sensor is the Apollo, G-Max and light fusion cases. This needs to be removed as they are not heat resistant.

Where do I put the VGA sensor? (Saturn)

pls put it on VGA card with high-temp. tolorable sticker.

If I decide not to use the VGA and CPU sensor, is there a way of stopping the temp monitoring for them? (Saturn)

As this funciton is designed on board,so, if you really don't wanna have LCD sense these 2, currently u can just cut it off , then it won't show up with temp. on the display.

Now and again I get 2 beeps from the case. Why is this? How can I turn off or change the alarm settings? (Saturn)

1.) if this happens when u swtich it on, and continues around 10 seconds,and then stops, it's normal.

2.) or, u might find a connector marked "CPU FAN" from LCD display, u can have one fan with 3-pin connected with it, coz the alarm is set to 'alarm' to remind u that there's no fan for cpu (to help to cool down), but this alarming shouldn't continue over 10 senconds. so if u have a fan connected, then it won't alarm when u swtich it on.

3.) or you can also try to change the set of temperature of CPU,its origine temp.: CPU 70 ? ; VGA and HDD :60 ?. however, as this LCD doesn't come with memory function, so u might need to re-set it whenever u switch it on

Now and again I get 2 beeps from the case. Why is this? How can I turn off or change the alarm settings? (Apollo)

1.) if this happens when u swtich it on, and continues around 10 seconds,and then stops, it's normal.

2.) or, u might find a connector marked "CPU FAN" from LCD display, u can have one fan with 3-pin connected with it, coz the alarm is set to 'alarm' to remind u that there's no fan for cpu (to help to cool down), but this alarming shouldn't continue over 10 senconds. so if u have a fan connected, then it won't alarm when u swtich it on.

3.) or you can also try to change the set of temperature of CPU,its origine temp.:
CPU 70 ? ; VGA and HDD :60 ?.
however, as this LCD doesn't come with memory function, so u might need to re-set it whenever u switch it on