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Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 PWM and Aquero can't control more then one.

OutSider

Junior Member

Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 PWM and Aquero can't control more then one.

samedi 28 décembre 2019, 04:10

Whenever I try and connect more then 1 of these fans via a Splitty9 I lose all PWM control. They are connected to a Quadro. Is there something about these fans that won't let me dasiy chain more then 1 together or is it an issue with the Quadro?

Don't want to have to return these fans

InfoSeeker

Senior Member

samedi 28 décembre 2019, 14:57

It sounds like maybe the "aquabus" jumper is on the wrong pins?
You can remove the jumper altogether to be sure, it is only needed if you use the device as an aquabus splitter.

I am running nine of the same fans, except the 2000 RPM version, with no issues.

OutSider

Junior Member

samedi 28 décembre 2019, 18:07

Not the jumper. I've tried 5 different splitty9's and same issue.

I think it may be an issue with the 3000RPM version. I dunno. Used multiple different splitty9's with and without the jumper

Ce message a été modifié 1 fois. Dernière modification effectuée par "OutSider" (28 décembre 2019, 20:25)

sebastian

Administrator

jeudi 2 janvier 2020, 07:48

When you have a older version from the aquaero (6) (> 1 Year). (The newer versions have a big print on the PCB)
You need the Splitty Active to use this Fans.

Noctua doesn't follow the PWM specifications and as a result, the fans can't be controlled properly.
The fans dont have a interal Pull-Up Resistor to internal 3.3V Supply - this is not conform.

OutSider

Junior Member

jeudi 16 janvier 2020, 12:02

I was using splitty9's and the latest Aquero.
I gave up and returned the Noctua's and got Arctic P14 PST PWM's and have all 8 on one channel with no issues.

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