RaidMax SIRIUS (ATX-701WS) ATX Mid-Tower Case - usermanual-sirius.pdf

USERS MANUAL

Letter to User Dear valued customers, On behalf of the Raidmax team, thank you for purchasing our product. With the booming of the gaming market and computer cases, Raidmax would like to differentiate ourselves from other case companies by continuously providing high quality and innovative next generation cases. If you have any critiques or comments, please feel free to send us an email. After all, we are designing the cases for you. Thank you again for purchasing our Raidmax case. Sincerely, Eric Lin Raidmax General Manager

Power Supply Installation 1. Unscrew side panel screws from the back. 2. Remove the side panel by sliding it towards the back of the case. 3. Insert power supply accordingly inside the computer case. 4. Screw in 4 screws into the power supply at the back of the computer case. NOTE: This step maybe skipped if your computer has a preinstalled power supply.

Accessing Drive Bays

Drive Bay Type A (5 bay chassis) 1. Inside of the case, use a screw driver to punch out the top plastic drive bay cover. 2. From the front of the case, remove all plastic bay covers 3. Using a phillips screw driver, rock the metal covers back and forth until they fall off 4. Install peripherals accordingly. 5. Replace drive covers accordingly. Drive Bay Type B (9 bay chassis) 1. Unlatch the front panel by pulling it towards you from the right side, it will swing open. 2. Unscrew drive bay covers accordingly from the back of the front panel. 3. Install peripherals accordingly 4. Close front panel

Motherboard Installation

Your Raidmax case supports the following motherboards: ATX, Baby ATX, Mini ATX and Micro ATX. 1. Unscrew the side panel from the back of the case. 2. Open the side panel by sliding it towards the back of the case. 3. Remove your motherboard from its packaging and match up the screw holes. 4. Remembering which screw holes are needed, remove the motherboard and simply screw in each provided screw bracket accordingly. (brackets are bronze in color and in the accessory box) 5. Once all the screw brackets are installed, place your motherboard on top of the brackets and screw in accordingly.

NOTE: Before screwing in the motherboard, make sure all necessary components that need to be attached to the motherboard are attached, such as fan mounts. When screwing in the motherboard, it is recommended to use the provided RED circular washers, though not necessary.

6. Once the motherboard is secure, plug in the 20/24 pin ATX power connector from the power supply and also plug in ATX +12V connector if necessary. Please see your motherboard manual for full installation

Front Panel Wiring Installation

Your front panel has several wire connections that need to be installed. This section provides you with a brief description of each wire and how to install them.

Front panel leads

Inside the case there are several leads that need to be plugged in: power switch lead, power LED lead, reset switch lead, and hard drive status lead.

1. Front Gauges Power LED Lead(power the “front gauges”) This wire plugs into any ATX 4 pin molex connector from the power supply.







2. Power LED lead(power the LED ) This wire plugs into the motherboard where all the front panel switch/pin connectors functions are located. The motherboard manual will have a concise description of where to plug this in, usually in the mother board manual the location is labeled “POWER LED or PWR LED”.

3. Power switch lead(Power Switch Plug) This wire plugs into the motherboard where all the front panel switch/pin connectors functions are located. The motherboard manual will have a concise description of where to plug this in, usually in the mother board manual the location is labeled “POWER ON BUTTON or POWER SW”.

4. Reset switch lead(Reset Switch Plug)



This wire plugs into the motherboard where all the front panel switch/pin connectors functions are located. The motherboard manual will have a concise description of where to plug this in, usually in the mother board manual the location is labeled “RESET BUTTON or RESET SW”.

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