Updated to X96 and firmware update for AMPINEL, everything went smooth. I was expecting a disaster going from runtime 8 to 10, but everything seems to work great. Good job guys

so i'm wondering what got fixed in the octo's firmware update because it's been turned from a 5 star device in to a 2-3 star device.
i have a temperature sensor on it that dictates what the fan's do or atleast that's how it worked for the past 3 years.
now i boot my pc, the radiator fan's are dead in the water, the intake fan's are blasting at 100% and the pump....does seem to still maintain 19% but before the factory reset would also just start to run at 100%.
sometimes if i switch profiles it starts to work, other times switching profiles does nothing. have done a factory reset and re-made the profiles but issue persists.

Nothing you’ve described has been changed.
Reset the device to its factory settings using Aquasuite and reconfigure it.

have done as suggested but issue remains, works as intended after setup but after a reboot it's like its loaded a different profile and just refuses to switch to the correct one..
have noticed if i switch my fan's from curve control > power preset and then back to curve control it will start working but needs to be applied after each reboot, saving it to a profile and then switching profiles after the next reboot does nothing.

even the readout in aquasuite is funky because the octo seems to be setup as it should be curve controller based on a temp sensor, temp sensor is showing a readout, the curve is setup as it should but the fan's are reading 0% fan speed (even though 30% is the minimum fan speed but they are indeed not spinning)

though a correction i say reboot but i mean power cycle with a reboot it holds its settings (power doesn't cycle on and off) but once the pc is shut down and started up again header 1 and 2 do nothing, header 3 and 4 go 100% and header 5...is respecting my wishes? ( header 2 follows header 1 and header 4 follows 3 rest is not in use so no idea)
also i swear in general curve controller is behaving differently, i have my usual setup min fan speed at X = 30% max fanspeed at X is 100% but if i set the minimum fan speed to 30% this seems to then be the baseline for the curve? aka if i take the general minimum fan speed from 5% > 30% (like the 30% in the curve controller) this then pushes the current fanspeed up from what should be in the 40% range near the near 60% range is that intended behavior or have i just never noticed how that actually works >.<

I extended my licence and updated to the latest aquasuite software and I had no problems.

Previously the only problem I remember is that under my high flow next > system; I had four options and the last one fixed my disconnect/reconnect problem with high flow next. I actually thought it was a hardware problem and I bought another high flow next but I was wrong, just software.

i did notice another "quirk" after a power cycle when i get in to aquasuite and check out the octo it doesn't show/read the details for the header, RPM does seem to show but power consumption / voltage / current all read as 0 until i do the curve controller > power preset > curve controller dance and then all are reported (obviously on the header that is running at 100%). as said have done a factory reset, have re-created the presets not sure what else i can do other then downgrade the firmware? is that a thing?
actually if i ignore it for a minute or 2 it will eventually switch to the correct profile....seriously can i downgrade the firmware i much preferred the behaviour where from the moment it started it followed my settings.

Quoted from "anub1s21"

....seriously can i downgrade the firmware i much preferred the behaviour where from the moment it started it followed my settings.

Perform a clean install of AquaSuite.
Reset your device to facory defaults.

If the problem persists, please start a new thread on the forum detailing the specific issue, including screenshots and a description of the error.
This is not a fault with Aqausuite.

Quoted from "sebastian"

Quoted from "anub1s21"

....seriously can i downgrade the firmware i much preferred the behaviour where from the moment it started it followed my settings.

Perform a clean install of AquaSuite.
Reset your device to facory defaults.

If the problem persists, please start a new thread on the forum detailing the specific issue, including screenshots and a description of the error.
This is not a fault with Aqausuite.

yea i'm doing most of my pointing toward the octo with the new firmware that i had to install because aquasuite demanded it but fine i'll play along maybe it's not pushing the profile correctly or whatever on to a aquasuite re-install and the 3rd damn factory reset of the octo since i was forced to update the firmware.

begrudgingly i must admit you were right clean install of aquasuite > factory reset > manually inputting settings to make sure so i don't re-bork it by importing a profile and it now works as intended again.
edit, never mind as i kinda expected it did nothing because the octo got borked because

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Nothing you’ve described has been changed.
Reset the device to its factory settings using Aquasuite and reconfigure it.

according to the notes by the firmware the curve controller startup the thing i am having issue's with is litterally the only thing mentioned that got changed, so if i seem nettled it's because i am because most of my messages don't seem to be read correctly.

now i have re-instralled aquasuite, i have 3 times factory reset the damn thing, next up support for a octo with a older firmware and letting my licence expire when it all works so hopefully a update won't bork it again?

Hello, new Aquasuite user, trying to make my own dashboard.
No XAML coding experience, trying to muddle my way through.
I'd like to copy and use the background of the attachment, but I cannot for the life of me work out how the 'Name' or '4.3A' is assigned to that sensor.
All I can see in the code is 'this'

Any help appreciated.
I tried to use the 'load preset' but still no help.

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