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NonATX Power connector on a HP Compaq ML530 G1

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First post, by Jackhead

Posted on 2025-05-31, 12:26

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Im trying to find out what the pinout of this Power Connector is.
Its kind of ATX, it has the same length with a gap.
Anyone know more about this connector? What is the standard used for this?
I dont have any connector cables for it..

The server has also a Power board between the PSU and the Mainboard.

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Reply 1 of 2, by Horun

Posted on 2025-06-01, 14:35

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Best guess is that power board splits the PSU odd pinout to the boards odd pinout.
PSU: 157793-001 HP 450W POWER SUPPLY FOR HP PROLIANT ML350 ML530 ML570 G1
Picture of back of the PSU: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/IHIAAOSwkHJm2Yqc/s-l1600.webp
added: Can not find the pinout yet, maybe some one with better google skills can..

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Reply 2 of 2, by Jackhead

Posted on 2025-06-02, 16:42

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i ordered me 2 cables from other Proliant server models. 1 x 10pin and one 12pin.
When they are 1:1, fit in the plug and dont have a twist they should work.
Im still missing the cable from the PSU to the Powerboard. Pretty sure a ATX PSU can deliver the same volatages.

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