Loading...
WARNING - This site is for adults only!
This web site contains sexually explicit material:The front panel header is critical when moving this motherboard to a new third-party case. It is a 9-pin header located at the bottom-right edge of the board. HP Support Community Description Positive Hard Drive Activity LED Negative Hard Drive Activity LED Power LED + Positive Power LED Power LED - Negative Power LED Power Button Power Switch connection Power Button GND Return/Ground for Power Switch Reset Switch Optional Reset connection Reset return Ground for Reset Switch Not Connected (NC) Missing pin for orientation Onboard Connectors & I/O
If you require a physical printed manual for a restoration project, you can request one. However, HP no longer prints the IPM17-002 manual.
For users moving this motherboard into a new case or troubleshooting power issues, the front panel header (F_PANEL) follows a specific layout. Note that the is often not used in original HP case configurations. 1 2 3 Power LED + 4 Power LED - 5 Power Button 6 Power Button Return (GND) 7 Reset Switch (Optional) 8 Reset Return (GND) 9 Reserved (NC) 10 Key (No Pin)
The ipm17-002 is almost certainly not a standard retail motherboard . It is likely a proprietary OEM motherboard (probably from Foxconn or Intel ) used inside a pre-built desktop computer, such as an HP Compaq Elite 8300 or HP Pro 3500 series (or a similar Lenovo/Dell business PC).
, is a micro-ATX (uATX) system board commonly found in the HP Envy 750, Pavilion 580, and Omen 870 desktop series. Because HP typically provides general desktop manuals rather than standalone motherboard guides, users often rely on archived technical specifications and community-verified pinouts for maintenance and upgrades.
HP bundles motherboard documentation into the full PC service guide. Search for the specific HP Pavilion model your board came from (e.g., HP Pavilion a6500f or Compaq Presario SR5710F).