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<blockquote data-quote="benjerry" data-source="post: 407409" data-attributes="member: 57133"><p>I've soldered the Kycon connector to the cable. It was not so easy, but doable thanks to pdf file from Kycon website. I just connected the wires to the pins like they're layout in the cable. Not like they're supposed to be normally: 2x 12v one side, 2x ground other side. The powersupply automatically switches on now, because I soldered the signal wires to the shielding inside the connector.</p><p></p><p>At the moment I'm preparing a piece of the black mesh to be sawed in a fitting shape. I've put it between 2 pieces of mdf. On the top mdf plate I've made a drawing of the top metal plate of the AOpen case with the fan hole and a hexagon shape covering it which is going to be sawed out. I'm going to bolt it all together, so nothing can move while sawing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="benjerry, post: 407409, member: 57133"] I've soldered the Kycon connector to the cable. It was not so easy, but doable thanks to pdf file from Kycon website. I just connected the wires to the pins like they're layout in the cable. Not like they're supposed to be normally: 2x 12v one side, 2x ground other side. The powersupply automatically switches on now, because I soldered the signal wires to the shielding inside the connector. At the moment I'm preparing a piece of the black mesh to be sawed in a fitting shape. I've put it between 2 pieces of mdf. On the top mdf plate I've made a drawing of the top metal plate of the AOpen case with the fan hole and a hexagon shape covering it which is going to be sawed out. I'm going to bolt it all together, so nothing can move while sawing. [/QUOTE]
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