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Quoted from "bart@hbvdh.nl" https://forum.aquacomputer.de/weitere-foren/english-forum/112710-octo-lost-names-for-pwm-ports-temp-sensors-and-soft-sensors/ That was my post. I never did figure out what caused my Octo to revert to default names that day, and it has not happened since. I don't know where the user defined custom names for Octo PWM ports, Soft Sensors, and the Octo device name are stored but think it may be in C:\ProgramData\aquasuite-data\.aquasuite_db.database because I see this fi...
You have to follow the procedure described in the manuals. You tell the High Flow Next in the Alarms section to generate high flow sensor #53068 signal (DP Ultra, Inner diameter >7mm) then in the D5 Next Sensors section, for Sensor 2, select Sensor type Aquacomputer high flow #53068, DP Ultra Coolant, and Fitting Type >7mm. High Flow sensor #53068 is not even sold anymore but that is not relevant to this setup. The High Flow Next has to generate this signal and the D5 next has to be set up to re...
In short - No. If you connect all of your Aquacomputer devices that have USB connections to your mobo via the mobo USB2.0 headers and/or a Hubby7 you do not need any of these cables. If you choose to activate the D5 Next Flow Rate alarm, depending on how well your D5 Next virtual flow sensor works, you may get false alarms like I did. The D5 Next virtual flow sensor attempts to calculate flow rate based on several parameters. Its not very accurate. The manual even says its really just for detect...
I think cable #53212 is for connecting the old High Flow sensor #53068 or the flow sensor with 5.6mm nozzle #53061 into an Octo, Quadro, Farbwerk360, or Vision. High Flow #53068 and flow sensor with 5.6mm nozzle #53061 are both discontinued products so I don't see any use for this cable in your set up. Cable #53294 can be used to connect the Signal header of the High Flow Next to the Fan/Flow header of the D5 Next. I have this cable installed which, after proper configuration in Aquasuite, sends...
Quoted from "spinelli" Quoted from "Speedy-VI" I asked why Aquasuite cannot send flow rate date from the High Flow Next to the D5 Next about a year ago on the Aquacomputer support subreddit under R/Watercooling. My D5 Next virtual flow sensor, even after calibration, was very inaccurate and did not work at all if flow rate was below 180 L/hr. If I enabled the D5 Next alarm, it would go off even when my flow rate was fine. Shoggy (Aquacomputer rep) told me that the D5 Next has very limited memor...
Quoted from "spinelli" Quoted from "Shoggy" 2.) You can not simply connect any devices to each other in general. The only device that is able to monitor/control other aquabus devices that feature an aquabus interface is the aquaero 5/6. Please note that the aquabus only offers a very limited feature set. It can not replace a USB connection. I thought you said you could connect the High Flow Next into the D5 Next (using cable 53294). May you please confirm if this is possible or not? It is possi...
I asked why Aquasuite cannot send flow rate date from the High Flow Next to the D5 Next about a year ago on the Aquacomputer support subreddit under R/Watercooling. My D5 Next virtual flow sensor, even after calibration, was very inaccurate and did not work at all if flow rate was below 180 L/hr. If I enabled the D5 Next alarm, it would go off even when my flow rate was fine. Shoggy (Aquacomputer rep) told me that the D5 Next has very limited memory for firmware and they had to get very creative...
Don't the Lion Li SL120 fans have 32 LEDs each? If yes, 3 of them would be 96 LEDs. An RGBpx port can drive 90 LEDs max. I don't know if this is what is causing your problems, but goin over 90 is a no-no. If plugging 2 fans in (64 LEDs) is causing the status light to blink, something else is going on.
The D5 Next, High Flow Next, and Leakshield all have a USB connection. If you plug them all into the Mobo they will show up in Aquasuite. This is the easiest and most common way to connect these devices. If your Mobo does not have enough USB2.0 headers, the Hubby7 is an excellent internal USB2.0 hub. The D5 Next does have a 4-pin connector that you can connect a fan to or use as a Flow Sensor input. To get the High Flow Next flow rata data into the D5 Next you need to get cable #53294 and plug t...
Quoted from "InfoSeeker" I believe any one of their products will do, the aquasuite test for an active license anywhere. I generally try to pick the device that would be most useful for a new build if my system cratered... i.e. octo over quadro, or if I have something on an external radiator. Quoted from "Bartdude" Ditto, I normally assign mine to the Aquaero 6 XT but as Infoseeker says it doesn't really matter. @Shoggy I'm pretty sure that if said part did fail then Aquacomputer would honour t...
Looks like I need to buy a new license key for both of my computers running Aquasuite. One of them only has an Octo installed. My main machine has a bunch of Aquacomputer products with update service expiration dates ranging from August 2021 to July 2024. After inputting the new license key, Aquasuite asks which device I would like to assign the new key to. Does it matter:? Is there any advantage to assigning the new key to the device with the oldest expiration date, or the newest expiration dat...
Thank makes perfect sense, thanks.
I don't see how the LEDs being arranged in a circle would make any difference in what the LEDs do, but I figured out that Circular does do something when the Width and Smoothness sliders are set to higher values. With Circular off, the pattern does not start over again until it has moved to the last LED and all LEDs turn off. With Circular on, the pattern starts again at LED 1 before the last iteration has completed. Now I am trying to figure out what Color Mode 2 does in the Laser preset. I'm j...
I am playing around with the Aquasuite RGBpx presets. I have the Wave effect set to Red with Background Color Black. With the Width and Smoothness sliders both set to 0 I get 1 Red LED that moves from left (connector end) to right on the LED strip (Aquacomputer #53268 15-LED Strip). When I turn the Circular option on nothing happens. The 1 Red LED continues to move from left to right on the LED strip and in the Preview in Aquasuite. What is Circular supposed to do? If it means the Wave will move...
Quoted from "sebastian" Try to disable the gpu from your CPU in the bios settings. Glad this worked for OP but I am confused. Do you mean go into the BIOS and disable the iGPU, in OP's case Intel UHD Graphics 770? When this happened to me after updating my NVidia RTX3080 drivers, I had no such option because my CPU is an AMD Ryzen 5950X which does not have an iGPU. For CPUs that do have an iGPU, does Aquasuite get confused about which GPU to report?
I have had NVidia GPU sensors disappear from my Overview pages several times after a GPU driver update. I use HWINFO and Shared Memory to import all my sensor data and have all Aquasuite direct sensor polling disabled. The GPU sensor data will show up in HWINFO, but the data does not import into Aquasuite until I re-select them. It does not happen every time, has not happened in a while, and I never did figure out why it happens. I am about to update my RTX3080 to driver v561.09. If I lose the G...
I am not sure what you mean by "connected to the lower order" but your connection diagram shows that whichever thing is at the end of the daisy-chain blinks. Is that correct? When you say Blinks do you mean a steady blink at some rate or erratic flickering?
I am running Aquasuite X.79 and HWINFO v8.11-5526 beta (released today), and Shared Memory data is showing up in Aquasuite. I have not had any problems with the last few versions of HWINFO. There was a -5525 beta released earlier today with a bug that affected WHEA and Custom sensors. I did not install -5525 beta so I don't know if Shared Memory Support was also affected. Version 5526 beta was released about 13 hours later with the bug fixed. If you are running HWINFO v8.11-5525 beta that might ...
Glad to hear it worked out. Regarding updating the D5 Next, an Aquacomputer rep (Shoggy) told me that the D5 Next has very limited memory and they are already struggling to fit the firmware into it. Maybe at some point they will decide to update the controller board in the D5 Next and include a higher capacity flash chip. Unless and until they do that. I don't think there is any way around this limitation.
Quoted from "Taubenhaucher" Ich vermute mal es liegt daran, dass sich das Ablassventil festgesetzt hat, da es nicht genutzt wurde, war bei mir auch so das System war dicht und mein LEAKSHIELD pumpte nur einmal die Woche nach. Als ich dann etwas am System ändern wollte war das Ventil fest, es hat gut eine Stunde gedauert bis es wieder funktioniert hat. Durch die regelmässige Füllstandskontrolle kann sich das Ventil nicht mehr festsetzen. Den Haken zum Abschalten der Funktion wird es also wohl ni...
Mir war nicht aufgefallen, dass diese Option entfernt wurde. Darf ich fragen, warum und wann es entfernt wurde? Übersetzt von Google
In THIS THREAD Aquacomputer said they have some ideas to improve how Overview pages work. If and when these enhancements will be implemented is unknown.
I am not aware of any way to do that, and I don't know if there is any reason that valve could not be left in the open position. When I want to drain my loop I just unscrew the Leakshield from the Ultitube then open my drain valve.
I think its OK if coolant touches the membrane but the Leakshield will not function properly until the membrane is dry. This is what Aquacomputer rep Shoggy said in a thread on their Reddit support site. A membrane protects the device from coolant but when this membrane becomes wet, LEAKSHIELD can not operate correctly until it is dry again. LINK TO POST
Quoted from "Numerlor" This is also something I thought would be available when buying into the ecosystem, having to rely on other paid software for hardware sensors that aren't exposed by the service is... frustrating Aquacomputer allows Aquasuite to export data but not import data, other than from HWINFO or AIDA64. Their reasons why are stated in this post in the German forum. LINK. Basically, they don't want to have the forum flooded with posts from people having MQTT problems and asking for...
Glad to hear you got it working. My understanding is that the display on the D5 Next (D5N) is intended to display information about the D5 Next, not other devices. There is a way to get the High Flow Next (HFN) flow rate data on the D5N display, but it requires a special cable and has to be set up in a specific way. You can get cable #53294 and connect the High Flow Next (HFN) Signal header to the D5N Fan/Flow header. The D5N has a "virtual flow sensor" that reports a flow rate that is a calcula...
You're welcome. Were you able to get the fans controlled by coolant temp? I would get that working before attempting to set up Delta-T. Making a virtual software sensor that is coolant temp minus ambient temp (Delta-T), then assigning that virtual sensor to one of the Quadro’s soft sensors, and then using that soft sensor to control fan speeds is a good way to start learning about the Aquasuite Playground and the concept of a virtual software sensor. These features provide a completely customiza...
Refer to the Quadro User & Installation Manual Section 9 (page 14). You need to assign 1 of the Quadro's 8 soft sensors to the High Flow Next or D5 Next temp sensor. In the Quadro Sensors tab there are 4 local temp sensors and a flow sensor that correspond to the 4 temp headers and 1 flow header on the Quadro. Then there are 8 soft sensors. In the Quadro Sensor tab, click on 1 of the 8 soft sensors (your choice), then in the next section down assign a data source to that soft sensor. You can sel...
Sie könnten Filter und Mittelwertbildung verwenden, um die Temperatur des CPU-Pakets weniger schwankend zu machen, aber vielleicht sollten Sie darüber nachdenken, die Temperatur des CPU-Pakets oder eine andere CPU-Temperatur nicht als Steuerquelle für Ihre Lüfter zu verwenden. Die CPU-Temperaturen ändern sich sehr schnell und es macht keinen Sinn, ihnen hinterherzulaufen. Wenn Ihr System wassergekühlt ist, verwenden Sie die Kühlmitteltemperatur als Steuerquelle für die Lüfter. Noch besser: Bauen...
Sounds like you have everything connected properly. All of the connections on the D5 Next are detailed in the User and Installation Manual. DOWNLOAD LINK The D5 Next is SATA powered so you MUST connect a SATA power cable. The 4-pin Fan header between the RGBpx/Aquabus header and USB header can function as a PWM fan port (25W max power) or a Flow Sensor input. Which cable you need to connect a flow sensor to this header depends on which flow sensor you have. Connecting a PWM fan or a flow sensor ...
Quoted from "Stephan" We have some ideas for the overview pages including grouping, grids and more. Also we would like to make them based on physical monitors, making it possible to add dedicated displays for the overview pages. This is great news! OP makes some good points. I have 2 dedicated status displays in my rig - one is 1920x480 in portrait orientation and the other one is 1024x600 in landscape orientation. I made several Overview pages that populate both displays. I had to figure out t...
It looks like the LED strip has a break in the power, ground, or data line between LEDs 4 and 5. You may be able to get it working by putting some solder on the 3 pads, making sure the solder crosses the break line in the center of the pad. Its strange that the strip would fail without being flexed back and forth. I think the Aquacomputer LEDs are just WS2812B or maybe SK6812. These LEDs have a single serial data line and if there is a break, no LEDs past that point will work. The next-gen equiv...
Quoted from "Ch1pst3r" I just switched the jumper to SATA. Hopefully switching the power jumper to SATA (jumper on pins 2 and 3) will resolve the issue, but the fact that it worked fine for 2 months may indicate that something else is going on. Have you changed anything else in the loop?
Maybe its a power problem. Is your Hubb7 powered by SATA or USB? The Leakshield gets its power from the USB connection. Specs say it can draw up to 500ma which is the limit of a typical USB2.0 port. The Hubby, if powered by SATA can deliver 1000ma max to all ports combined. Ports 1 through 3 share 500ma and ports 4 through 7 share 500ma. You may want to consider which port the Leakshield is plugged into and what other devices are in that port group. It may be better to plug the Leakshield USB di...
Quoted from "johna" Bingo Yeah! Glad you got it working.
Quoted from "InfoSeeker" OCTO MANUAL Your link does not work, I think because it is to "file:///D:/Downloads/OCTO_english.pdf']OCTO MANUAL" Here is a LINKto the manual for OP.
The Octo needs 12VDC and 5VDC to function. Did you check the 5VDC?
Quoted from "softlion" > You do need to pay attention to what special cables you need Well no, you are the seller, you should provide us with packs for different test cases. A loop builder UI for ex would be perfect. A loop builder UI is a great idea, sort of like what CableMod has done with their products. Aquacomputer is a small company with limited resources. They have stated that they do a lot of work for clients they can’t disclose that has nothing to do with computer custom liquid cooling...
You do need to pay attention to what special cables you need for Aquacomputer products and it can be confusing. The product manuals list the required cables and the Scope of Delivery in the Product Description lists all included cables and other accessories that are included with the product. Other cables specific to your needs are up to you to identify. The Alarm cable that attaches to your mobo power switch header is an option that is sold separately so it's up to the customer to decide if the...
Quoted from "AlfaDrottning" I currently have all four of my devices plugged into my motherboard, and the D5 NEXT has its SATA port connected to the PSU. I don't think the Leakshield draws power from that SATA port, right? If that's the case, then I should just need to adjust the BIOS settings like Speedy-VI mentioned. The Leakshield (LKS) is powered by its USB port. It has nothing to do with the SATA power connection to the D5 Next. If you decide to get a Hubby7, I would power it with SATA but ...
Good that you got everything connected. You still may want to consider getting a Hubby7. Its a very well designed, reliable USB2.0 internal hub. The Hubby7 can be powered by SATA or USB which is a nice feature. You can plug some or all of the Aquacomputer devices into the Hubby7 so 3 of the Mobo USB2.0 ports are available for other devices. Also, the Leakshield is powered by USB. If you want to maintain negative pressure for leak protection even when the computer is off, you need to plug its USB...
Sorry you did not get any response. I don't know because I do not have a dual pump system. Aquacomputer responding on this forum is hit or miss. I tend to have better luck posting on the Aquacomputer official support sub-reddit under r/Watercooling. Good Luck! https://www.reddit.com/r/watercooling/co…ral_discussion/
Ich denke, das ist eine sehr clevere Lösung, und ich habe zufällig ein paar Arduino Uno R3- und Nano-MCUs herumliegen, also probiere ich vielleicht Ihren Code aus, um zu sehen, wie er funktioniert. Vielen Dank für die Veröffentlichung. Übersetzt von Google
Quoted from "Mr. Krabs" 5: Welches Gehäuse? Es gibt kein Gehäuse. Und die Maße vom 5 1/4 Zoll Schacht ist im AT(X) Standard geregelt. . Noch eine Stimme für ein Farb-Touch-Display beim Aquaero 7. Ich halte den 5,25-Zoll-Laufwerksschacht-Formfaktor für veraltet, da heutzutage nur noch wenige Gehäuse über einen 5,25-Zoll-Laufwerksschacht verfügen. Ich sehe viele Builds mit 8,8-Zoll-internen Displays mit 1920 x 480 Pixeln. Ich denke, ein Aquaero auf Basis dieses Formfaktors wäre eine gute Wahl. Al...
I'm not sure if you want to export data from AQS or import data to AQS. The OP of this thread said he wanted to import temperature data from his RAID Controller. I don't think you can do that. Perhaps it was possible in the past but not anymore. I recall Aquacomputer posting (I think in the German forum) that while they would allow data from Aquasuite to be exported, they will not allow data to be imported. Their explanation was that they did not want to have to support a tidal wave of questions...
Quoted from "justrol" Haha, I actually have no pink in my system. Not sure why the lighting did that when I snapped the pic. Wow. What a difference. When I saw that pic and you said you had painted the High Flow Next, I was thinking OK, that is probably the only pink High Flow Next on the planet (at least hopefully).Weird how the pic turned out. Beautiful build, and glad to hear your flow sensor started working. I have 3 of them and never had any problems, although one of them does report about...
Wow. That is a whole lot of PINK!
Quoted from "Dundys" unless you backup your system so you can revert you cant downgrade to earlier aquasuite. If the AQS update includes firmware updates, you can't go back, even if you back everything up. I don't know about the Aquaero 6 (XT?) but Vision firmware was updated to ver1018 with AQS X.78. Aquaero 5 firmware was updated with AQS X.74. AQS X.78 and later require Microsoft .NET 8.0. Once your device firmware updates, there is no going back.
Quoted from "Dundys" I could be wrong, but there should be drop down menu with which device you want to register Thanks but I got it working. The High Flow Next with the not-expired update service was not connected when I started AQS. When I realized this I closed AQS, connected the High Flow Next, then restarted AQS. I still got the message that I need to extend the Update service. I thought maybe the Aquasuite Service also needed to be restarted so it would poll the devices again. I decided t...
03.10.2024, 16:06
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