KT4V Front Panel Pin Connectors (USB + Audio)

Hello All
I have a few questions on setting up the front panel pin connectors from my case to my new KT4V board.
First question: USB
My case is usb 2.0 (Raidmax Scorpio)it has two seperate pin connectors a 4 pin and a 4 pin + GND pin on the second wire. I assume I put the GND in the JUSB1 #10 slot which is marked (USBOC) in my manual. Is this correct?
Second Question: Front Audio (Microphone, Headphones)
The front panel Audio Connector: JAUD1
The four pin connectors that my case has labeled is:
1. MIC DATA
2. MIC GND
3. EAR R
4. EAR L
I am pretty sure MIC DATA goes in pin #1, and MIC GND goes in pin #2. As far as both EAR pins, I am not sure and would appreciate some help in this.
Thanks in advance.
ncarme :D

I know, I have the book in front of me. But the names on the board and my case are different. Thanks for the info on the usb, how about the audio inputs.
Thanks.
ncarme

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