HP Pavilion A614n Front Audio Port

Hi, I have an HP Pavilion A614N. I need wiring diagram or connector pin out for the front audio/usb/fire wire port ( part #5784520009 Rev. C ). I need to know what wires in the connectors belong to what.

hi,
if you are going to replace the motherboard then no issues on that..
when you will chk the motherboard you will get the audio port and usb port on it..
it should be mentioned on it F_audio or USB_1 or USB_2 f_audio for front audio and USB's are for usb port..
for better help.. chk the front of your audio port and you will see some blank dots on it.. and chk the motherboard you will also see the same jacks on it..
hope it will help..
thx
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I'd also like to thank you for such a fast response! I do have a copy of the manual in my grubby little hands and I did read it. That's how I was able to identify the motherboard pinouts in my first post. I guess that one slipped by you . The link you provided is great, it'll come in handy if I ever misplace the manual down the road.
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