Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Mr_modnaR

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Sunday, May 8th 2005, 7:23pm

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Hi

does the 3-pin fan connector on the aquastream controller board still give out a tacho signal to connect to the mother board when it's connected to the aquaero?

cheers

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Re: Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Sunday, May 8th 2005, 8:26pm

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The 3-Pin-Connector is for the motherboard to control if the aquastream is working correctly - DON't CONNECT IT TO THE AQUAERO, it can destroy both

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Mr_modnaR

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Re: Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Sunday, May 8th 2005, 8:46pm

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thanks for the answer, but i knew not to do that ;D

i meant: does the aquastream control board still give the fan signal out to the motherboard when it is connected to the aquaero (via the 10-pin cable NOT the fan cable!) as opposed to stand-alone operation?

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Re: Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Sunday, May 8th 2005, 9:22pm

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Quoted from "Mr_modnaR"

thanks for the answer, but i knew not to do that ;D

i meant: does the aquastream control board still give the fan signal out to the motherboard when it is connected to the aquaero (via the 10-pin cable NOT the fan cable!) as opposed to stand-alone operation?

Ups, then I missunderstood :p. Well, I haven't got an aquastream and my aquaero is in hardware-heaven, so I can't check it (but I think, the pump will send the singnal, why don't you have a try?)

"Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils."

Mr_modnaR

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Re: Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Sunday, May 8th 2005, 9:31pm

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:'( cos i'm afwaid <sniff>

only kidding! it's cos i ain't got me aquaero yet!

just need to know, cos i'm not sure if my mobo needs a signal on the cpu fan to turn on.

Mr_modnaR

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Re: Aquastream 3-pin fan connector

Monday, May 9th 2005, 4:56pm

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anyone? ;D