Definition – What does System Panel Connector mean?
System Panel Connectors are the devices that manage the powering on, powering off and the display buttons on the system and do so by establishing a connection between them to make it easier for the user to have an idea of how and if the system is in working condition.
Glossary Web explains System Panel Connector
Many names for a system panel connector exist, and some of them include the fpanel, front panel connectors and system panel header. They consist of two wires that have different colors, in most cases black and red but in some cases, they also come with other combination such as green and white or red and white along with black and white. These connectors control the system with the connection between the power and reset button and the LED’s.
The wire in black and white mostly is the ground wire, and the wire with a different color is always the power cable. Some of the primary types of these cables include HDD LED, Power LED, Power SW, Reset SW and the Speaker and they all perform various tasks such as the last one used to create sound from the internal speakers with the beep noises resulting from various system errors.
