Cooler Master guarantees that this device is free of defect in material and
workmanship, and provides a two-year limited hardware warranty for the device
commencing from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt for proof of
purchase.
This product is designed for computer usage only. Using this device in any other
capacity voids the warranty. If you are not familiar with computer hardware
installation, please ask for professional assistance.
The warranty offered covers normal use. Defect or damage that result from
improper operation, storage, misuse or abuse, accident or neglect, which are not
the fault of Cooler Master, are exclude from warranty coverage.
Note: the warranty is voided by removal or alternation of product or parts identification labels.
Chapter 1: Product Overview
Specifications:
Available Color Silver/Black
Dimensions L485 x W208 x H442 mm
Weight 10kg
Material Aluminum bezel, SECC chassis
M/B Type ATX 12” x 9.6” (30.5cm x 24.5 cm);Micro-ATX
5.25" 5 (Exposed)
3.5" 1 (Exposed); 5 (Hidden)
Cooling System One 120x120x25mm front fan ( Intake);
One 120x120x25mm rear fan ( Exhaust ) (optional)
I/O Panel USB2.0 x 2; MIC x 1; SPK x 1; IEEE1394 x 1
Power Supply Standard ATX PS2, 380W or 430W (optional)
Specification & Parts list
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Item Parts Name QTYItem Parts Name QTY
1 Panel Filter 1 22 USB 1
2 Alumnus Post 2 23 Casing 1
3 Panel 1 24 Left Side Casing 1
4 Fan Filter 1 25 Right Side Casing 1
5 Big Shield 5 26 Pad 2
6 Small Shield 1 27 Side Panel Screws 4
7 Big Shield Filter 5 28 Power 1
8 Small Shield Filter 1 29 Fan Screw 4
19 Power Key Cover 1 40
20 Power Light 1 41
21 Reset Light 1
PCI Shield 1
PSU Screws
Screwless
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Chapter 2: Installation
Removing side panels
Installing the Motherboard
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1. Loosen the screws manually; slide
the side casing backward to remove
it.
2. To assemble it, please follow the
above step reversely.
1. Remove the side casing.
2. Lie down the casing.
3. Aiming at the holes on the PCB, and
secure the alumnus post with
screws.
4. Align the holes of PCB and casing.
Secure them by fastening screws on
the PCB.
Install add-on card
1. Press to loosen the latch on the inner casing.
2. Insert the add-on card.
3. Lock the latch back from the outside of the casing.
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Installing Drives (CD-ROM, FDD and HDD)
1. Loosen the latches on upper/lower
side of the panel inside the casing.
2. Loosen the panel from one side first,
then the other. Then you can
remove the front panel.
1. Installing Hardware Device on 5.25"3.5" or "HDD" bracket-- Layer III, IV, or V.
2. Insert the hardware device in place; align the screw holes of the device with
those of the HDD rack.
3. Push forward the plastic handling and tightening it.
4. Push the lock and the installation is done.
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Installing the power devices
1. Take out the HDD rail from the
package. Install it on the HDD
and have the screw holes
aligned.
2. Insert the assembled HDD into
the hardware rack.
1. Remove side casing.
2. Place the power supply on the
power rack with the wiring end
facing forward and connect it to
the back of the casing.
3. Secure the power supply device
with screws.
4. Assemble the side casing and
the installation is done.
Replacing/Installing the Case Fan
Change the Front Fan
1. Remove the side casing.
2. Loosen the lower and side screws
to remove the HDD bracket.
3. Loosen the fan screws from the
front casing, and then remove the
fan.
4. Install the new fan and secure it
with screws. Continue to put it back
on the HDD rack and secure it with
screws.
Change the Rear Fan
1. Loosen the fan screws from the
rear casing and remove the fan.
2. Install the new fan and secure it with
screws.
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I/O Function Panel Installation Guide
Please refer to the illustration on the section of USB2.0, IEEE 1394a, and
Audio connector from the motherboard user’s manual. Please select the
motherboard which used the same USB2.0, IEEE1394, AC’97 standard as
below; otherwise, it will cause damages to user’s device(s).
The following illustration is a connection diagram for the front panel I/O cable.
NEVER connect an IEEE1394 cable to the USB2.0 connector. Doing so will
damage the device.
NEVER connect a USB2.0 cable to the IEEE1394 connector. Doing so will
damage the device.
On some motherboards, the connectors for IEEE1394, USB2.0 and Audio
are not the same as the drawing below. Please check with your motherboard
manual before installing.