Have you looked here ? Re: Atx form cards

weedeewee wrote on 2024-02-29, 11:16:

Have you looked here ? Re: Atx form cards

Thank you for the link. Well, I see I had good diagram... Meanwhile found this in polish language (could be translated) - maybe helps to someone who has time to manufacture its own atx form card:
https://jacek.unixstorm.org/elektronika/atx-form-card.html
Strange is that I have these pins connected correctly direct to the ps/2 mouse connector and nothing.... (in bios ps2 mouse is enabled). Mouse has power and lights up, but win98 says no mouse connected and cursor is dead.... Therefore I thought maybe connector header is tailored for that atx form card and will not work without it as it has additional passive components.... I am lost now... 😀 Sorry for stupid question, if...., but does it has something to do with a fact, that my MoBo is hybrid at/atx and is currently installed with AT Power supply case?

airbone-x wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:09:

Sorry for stupid question, if...., but does it has something to do with a fact, that my MoBo is hybrid at/atx and is currently installed with AT Power supply case?

No.

Did you enable the PS2 mouse support in the bios ?

weedeewee wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:29:

airbone-x wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:09:

Sorry for stupid question, if...., but does it has something to do with a fact, that my MoBo is hybrid at/atx and is currently installed with AT Power supply case?

No.

Did you enable the PS2 mouse support in the bios ?

Yes sir, as mentioned above, enabled in bios. But I found out the problem. The problem is I am an idiot.... I used PS/2 DIN connector with plate which has dupont terminal and four wires, so I repinned them as needed. FOur wires, red, black, white and green... My 17 years activity in automotive electronics and logical thinking told me, that red wire would be +5v, black for ground and rest two clock/data, but whoever constructed this, was thinking differently.... Measured continuity now revealed, that white wire is +5V and red is DATA..... So I had data connected to +5V...... I hope I haven't killed both rodents, one wiht ball, other one infra.... But strange is that infra light at mice was on, when DATA connected to 5V..... I will give it a try with correct pinout later on today....

airbone-x wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:51:

weedeewee wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:29:

airbone-x wrote on 2024-02-29, 12:09:

Sorry for stupid question, if...., but does it has something to do with a fact, that my MoBo is hybrid at/atx and is currently installed with AT Power supply case?

No.

Did you enable the PS2 mouse support in the bios ?

Yes sir, as mentioned above, enabled in bios. But I found out the problem. The problem is I am an idiot.... I used PS/2 DIN connector with plate which has dupont terminal and four wires, so I repinned them as needed. FOur wires, red, black, white and green... My 17 years activity in automotive electronics and logical thinking told me, that red wire would be +5v, black for ground and rest two clock/data, but whoever constructed this, was thinking differently.... Measured continuity now revealed, that white wire is +5V and red is DATA..... So I had data connected to +5V...... I hope I haven't killed both rodents, one wiht ball, other one infra.... But strange is that infra light at mice was on, when DATA connected to 5V..... I will give it a try with correct pinout later on today....

Sorry, I missed that.

Good you found the problem ! reminds me of the chinese USB cables that often use whatever colors available.

works like a charm now 😀