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3. You can optionally secure the drive to the cage with the 2.5” screws provided (D in Section 1.3) Secure your drive with the provided 2.5” screws. Align your drive’s holes with the drive bay holes when sliding it in. I:\2007_MKT_Production\Products\Enclosure\Gamer Case\Three Hundred Two\images\300 II_7.jpg 2.8 Internal 3.5” Device Installation The One / One S / One S3 includes 5 pairs of 3.5” drive rails. You will need 1 pair per 3.5” drive. This is the drive rail pin that is inserted into your 3.5” drive hole 1. Line up the drive rail pins to the sides of your 3.5” drive. Ensure that the squeeze-tabs are aligned on the side of your drive that does not have power or data connectors. 2. Snap the rail into place. 3. Repeat steps 1-2 for the other side of the 3.5” drive. 4. Pinch the ends of the drive rails together and slide the drive into the 3.5” bay until it locks into position. Pinch the ends of the drive rails and then slide your drive into the 3.5” bay until it locks into position. 2.9 Cable Management There is a cable management compartment between the motherboard and right side panel. You can tuck excess cables in this compartment or route them to the drive bays through one of the four conveniently-placed cable management holes. Choose the cables you would like to pass through the holes behind the motherboard tray. Pull them through the hole toward the right side of the case. Feed the cables back through the insertion point nearest the destination of the cable. Section 3 Front I/O Ports One / One S / One S3 User Manual C:\Users\npinkerton\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Word\IMG_1511.jpg 3.1 USB Ports One / One S3: The One and One S3 come with two front panel USB 3.0 ports and includes an internal motherboard connector. Connect these in the same way you would a standard front panel with an internal header connector. One S: The One S comes with two front panel USB 2.0 ports. Connect these in the same way you would a standard front panel with an internal header connector. Align the connector properly to prevent damage to your motherboard. Pin Signal Names Pin Signal Names 1 USB Power 1 2 USB Power 2 3 Negative Signal 1 4 Negative Signal 2 5 Positive Signal 1 6 Positive Signal 2 7 Ground 1 8 Ground 2 9 Key (No Connection) 10 Empty Pin 1 2 9 10 USB 2.0 pin assignments 3.2 AC’97 / HD Audio Ports Pin Signal Names (HDA) Pin Signal Names (AC’97) 1 MIC2L 1 MIC In 2 AGND 2 GND 3 MIC2R 3 MIC Power 4 AVCC 4 NC 5 FRO-R 5 Line Out(R) 6 MIC2_JD 6 Line Out(R) 7 F_IO_SEN 7 NC 8 Key (no pin) 8 Key (no pin) 9 FRO-L 9 Line Out(L) 10 LINE2_JD 10 Line Out(L) There is an Intel® standard 10-pin AC’97 connector and an Intel® 10-pin HDA (High Definition Audio) connector linked to the front panel of the chassis. You can connect either the AC’97 or the HDA connector, depending on your motherboard. Locate the internal audio connectors from your motherboard or sound card and connect the corresponding audio cable. Consult your motherboard or sound card manual for the pin-out positions. Even if your system supports both standards, only use one connector. IMG_7082_c Sharpened Power Switch IMG_7087_b 44BD4C4C-65F8-4C6B-8B5B-A53CED46DC20@antec-1 3.3 Power Switch / Reset Switch / Hard Disk Drive LED Connectors Connected to your front panel are LED leads for power and HDD activity, as well as switch leads for the power and reset buttons. Attach these to the corresponding connectors on your motherboard. Consult your motherboard manual for specific pin header locations. For LEDs, colored wires are positive ( + ). White or black wires are negative ( – ). If the LED does not light up when the system is powered on, try reversing the connection. For more information on connecting LEDs to your motherboard, see your motherboard user’s manual. Front panel leads Note: Polarity (positive and negative) does not matter for switches. 3.4 Rewiring Motherboard Header Connections There may come a time when you need to reconfigure the pin-out of a motherboard header connector. Examples could be for your USB header, audio input header, or some other front panel connector such as the Power Button connector. Before performing any work, please refer to your motherboard user’s manual or your motherboard manufacturer's website to confirm the pin-out needed for your connector. We strongly recommend making a notated drawing before beginning work so that you can recover if your work gets disturbed. Front panel headers Determine which wires you need to remove in order to rewire your plug to match the USB pin-outs on your motherboard (refer to your motherboard user’s manual). Working on one connector at a time, use a very small flathead screwdriver or similar tool to lift up on the black tab located beside the gold posts (squares). This will allow you to easily slide out the pins from the USB plug. Working carefully so as not to...

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