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Aquaero 5 preset values LOST

cincilleo

Junior Member

Aquaero 5 preset values LOST

Saturday, April 20th 2013, 11:24am

Hi,
When i set preset voltage and rpm values for fans, in a while aquasuite change them to whatever aquasuite wants.
Let me explain...
I set minimun voltage for channel 1 is 4volts and max 6 volts, after a couple of MINUTES aquasuite automatically change to 4 minimun and 10 maximum...
WHY???
Why aquasuite don't record the preset values that i want?

Thanks

tpb211

Junior Member

Saturday, April 20th 2013, 8:08pm

Have noticed the same issue in AS2013-2, what I have found that works for me is after I make a change I immediately save it by clicking the disk icon (located on the left pane Aquero 5 tab next to the gear icon).
Hope this helps and works for you as well. Please update!

cincilleo

Junior Member

Sunday, April 21st 2013, 1:32pm

I tryed to click immediately and also many times.
No way for me... Please help

sebastian

Administrator

Monday, April 22nd 2013, 7:02am

What temeperatures have the Fan outputs (Amplifier temperature)?
When the temperature is to high, the output goes to 100%.

cincilleo

Junior Member

Monday, April 22nd 2013, 11:17am

i know that.
But i have the heatsink with a 120mm fan blowing on it... It's always under 60° celsius in all four channels...
Maybe a bug in the aquasuite?

mandrix

Full Member

Monday, April 22nd 2013, 12:13pm

Try saving and then close Aquasuite, then reopen it after a little bit.
Aquasuite has had this bug for a while and I have told them about it.
I have one unused Fan header on one of my Aquaero's and it want's to default to 2.4V once in a while although I set it at 0.

What made me first notice this is I had a backup pump connected to a PA2, and merely by opening the Fan tab would occasionally cause the header to power up the pump, although I had set it at 0%..

A workaround might be to use a controller for the fan header. This way the header can be set at 100% and the settings inside the controller won't let the voltage deviate.

cincilleo

Junior Member

Monday, April 22nd 2013, 11:11pm

Explain me the way that you are saying...
Same problem on the empty channel, i set 0 volts and doesn't save it...
What you are talking about for using a controller for the fan header???

mandrix

Full Member

Monday, April 22nd 2013, 11:49pm

You can try this, it has worked for me I found out by accident.

For an empty channel set the power % to 100 :
Assign the Fan channel to a curve controller just like you normally would, except set all the power settings at 0% on the controller. Use whatever temperature you want for a datasource.

For any other Fan header you are using set the header at 100%, then just use a controller.

In my experience anyway, the Fan channels are pretty well governed if a software controller is used.

If none of these work for you then something is going on I know nothing about.

cincilleo

Junior Member

Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 12:08pm

Ok i will try... You are saying that if the fans are not in a controller they became "crazy" right?

mandrix

Full Member

Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 12:27pm

Pretty much. If a controller is being used then the settings on the Fan tab don't seem to "wander" so much, at least with the curve controllers which is all I use.
Could be a coincidence but worth a try.

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