Avd9 vfd

26th July 2010, 02:09

Hi new here, Im trying to reuse my aopen vfd with ir on my current setup but wasnt sure how the connector work as the former connect direct to the mobo. The connector uses 20 Pin (2x10) header receptacle.

Stefan Mileschin · 26th July 2010, 09:01

Hello there,

It all depends on the motherboard; very little number of motherboards support that type of connector and almost all of them are ITX.

29th July 2010, 03:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stefan Mileschin

Hello there,

It all depends on the motherboard; very little number of motherboards support that type of connector and almost all of them are ITX.

Thanks Stefan Im using Zotac motherboard and Im hoping I can somehow understand the pins and able to connect it via serial port or parallel port.

Stefan Mileschin · 29th July 2010, 04:10

Well, you need to have a VFD dedicated connector on the board, a serial or parallel port is not enough. I have seen some Jetway ITX motherboards with this connector onboard.

29th July 2010, 10:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stefan Mileschin

Well, you need to have a VFD dedicated connector on the board, a serial or parallel port is not enough. I have seen some Jetway ITX motherboards with this connector onboard.

Ok do you have any specific jetway mobo I can search, I wouldnt mind making another htpc for the room, thank you.

26th July 2010, 02:09	#1
aarzoo Posts: n/a	Avd9 vfd Hi new here, Im trying to reuse my aopen vfd with ir on my current setup but wasnt sure how the connector work as the former connect direct to the mobo. The connector uses 20 Pin (2x10) header receptacle.

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26th July 2010, 09:01	#2
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,578	Hello there, It all depends on the motherboard; very little number of motherboards support that type of connector and almost all of them are ITX.

29th July 2010, 04:10	#4
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,578	Well, you need to have a VFD dedicated connector on the board, a serial or parallel port is not enough. I have seen some Jetway ITX motherboards with this connector onboard.