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After some experimenting today, I solved the mystery I have 6 fans connected to the PowerAdjust. To do this, I bought a splitter cable with 9 outputs (they only sold 3 or 9 outputs). On the 9 outputs, only 1 has the RPM signal connected and as my luck decided, there was no fan connected to that output. The software is set by default to RPM speed control, so that's why they went up to 100% when they needed to turn. I got some info from Aquacomputer support that I can connect both the PowerAdjust ...
Zitat von »cpachris« Zitat von »BuzzNL« You are saying that you can see the PA2 listed as fan5 in the fans screen, right? What happens when you create a controller with fan5 as the output? You should be able to control the speed the same way you do when you have it plugged in via USB. Have you set a controller yet? I have added the fan5 as the output of a curve controller I have defined. When the curve controller is at 0%, the fans on the PowerAdjust stop. When the curve controller sets fan spe...
Zitat von »mandrix« I don't have that type of flow sensor, but have you tried hooking the Power Adjust to the high bus on the Aquaero, then hooking the flow sensor to the second port on the Power Adjust? You might have to check the bus address of both and make sure they are incremented properly, i.e., 50, 51, etc. The MPS flow sensor is powered by the 4th wire on the Aquabus connector. If I connect it with a 3-wire Aquabus cable, it doesn't get power to operate. The Aquabus ports on the Aquaero...
Zitat von »LarryWill729« BuzzNL, You are incorect on that. The Aquaero 5 can run two D5 pumps through the fan outputs if water cooled. This has been, and still is running in this configuration for well over a year for several people. OK, sorry. I could be wrong on that since I run my Aquaero with the air block on it, and then it overheats all the time even when running a few fans. I actually bought a Poweradjust for this reason to run my fans. Maybe I should consider watercooling the Aquaero as...
So I have ripped up my cable management today, took the Aquaero and PowerAdjust out of their 5.25 slots and started testing with different configurations. As I suspected, the PowerAdjust does only run on the Aquabus High (or Aquabus 2 as it's marked on the Aquaero), and so does the MPS. When I connected it to the Aquabus High, I did see the PowerAdjust appear in Aquasuite as "Fan 5" but no matter what setting I tried, I could only get the fans running at full speed or not at all, even when I add...
Zitat von »macmodder« I assume it's unnecessary have both an aquaero 5 LT and a PowerAdjust 2 to control a pump and a few fans. Actually you will need the PowerAdjust if you want to control the pump speed. Only when you have a PWM pump, you can control it's speed with the Aquaero. Pumps that need voltage control for the speed need a PowerAdjust since the Aquaero can not supply enough power for this on it's fan outputs.
I have a MPS400 flow meter running on my aquabus, now I want to add a PowerAdjust Ultra. I configured the PowerAdjust by using USB and then connected it to the Aquabus Low port on my Aquaero5, since the Aquabus High is taken by the MPS400. I can't find the PowerAdjust anywhere in my Aquasuite and I think it will only run on the Aquabus High. The problem is, that the Aquabus connectors on the PowerAdjust are only 3-pin, so if I put my MPS400 behind the Poweradjust, it will not get any power over ...
My Aquaero 5 stays powered on when my computer is off, because it draws power from the USB port. Is there any way to shut down the Aquaero together with my computer? Is there any good use to keep the Aquaro on when the computer is off?
OK, that explains a lot. Thanks.
I just bought my first Aquaero 5 system with a MPS flow 400 sensor. I installed Aquasuite 2012 and connected the Aquaero and flow-sensor on the USB bus. This worked OK and I updated the firmware on both devices. Still all worked OK after the firmware update. Now I want to connect the MPS flow-sensor to the Aquaero over Aquabus. I ordered the special 4-wire cable that includes the power so I don't have to use the USB connector anymore on the MPS400. While still connected to the USB, I set the MPS...
25.04.2024, 23:11
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