Thinkstation S30 Motherboard Front Panel connector pin layout

Looking for Front panel connector pin layout on thinkstation S30
Motherboard is an Intel with a LGA 2011-0 CPU socket. (Socrates - rev1.0)
Any info would be great
Thks
Howie01
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Should be an 11-pin header.
Pin 1 = unused LED+
Pin 2 = +5v
Pin 3 = unused LED+
Pin 4 = unused LED-
Pin 5 = power switch +
Pin 6 = power switch -
Pin 7 = HDD LED-
Pin 8 = Power LED-
Pin 9 = HDD LED +
Pin 10 = Power LED+
Pin 11 = ground

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