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How to send d5 usb pump rpm signal to cpu fan header ?

Aurosonic

Newbie

How to send d5 usb pump rpm signal to cpu fan header ?

Donnerstag, 28. Januar 2016, 16:32

Hello.

Are there any way to send correct pump rpm value to cpu fan header of the motherboard? Using 3pin alarm header of the pump gives wrong rpm signal.
Here's screenshot: on top is the correct pump rpm and on the bot is rpm sent from alarm header of the pump to cpu fan header:

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Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Donnerstag, 28. Januar 2016, 16:57

The alarm header only sends a static tacho signal as long as the electronic says the pump is OK. So it is just a "I am alive" signal and can not show the real speed.

Aurosonic

Newbie

Donnerstag, 28. Januar 2016, 17:23

Zitat von »Shoggy«

The alarm header only sends a static tacho signal as long as the electronic says the pump is OK. So it is just a "I am alive" signal and can not show the real speed.


Yeah, i've figured it :) But are there any way to send real pump rpm to cpu fan header? I need this to make my Asus Front Base show realtime pump speed which it reads from cpu fan header. I know pump rpm signal goes through aquabus and usb cables which uses their own signal protocol.

Pilo

Senior Member

Montag, 1. Februar 2016, 05:11

Does the normal/analog D5 or D5 PWM from Aqua Computer generate a real tacho signal?, because it's another analog PCB and not the digital mps circuit board, right? Is this analog RPM signal still accessible/present in the D5 Aquabus/USB pump mechanic and could it be made usable again by modding the pump?

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Jakusonfire

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Mittwoch, 3. Februar 2016, 06:53

Zitat von »Pilo«

Does the normal/analog D5 or D5 PWM from Aqua Computer generate a real tacho signal?, because it's another analog PCB and not the digital mps circuit board, right? Is this analog RPM signal still accessible/present in the D5 Aquabus/USB pump mechanic and could it be made usable again by modding the pump?


The rpm wire is connected to an input on the mps board.

I guess you could split that wire and attach another fan connector but I have no idea if that would work.

I see that the new version of aquasuite finally integrates the USB pump into the front display pages so perhaps this is less necessary now.

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