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This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "GTXJackBauer" (Apr 15th 2019, 3:24am)
Would just use a standard 4-pin PWM connector to connector to connect to the "low" port. What is the proper pin out for that?You cannot 'Y' the flow sensors together. They do not have identifying addresses and would confuse the aquaero.
BUT, on the new aquaeros, the aquabus 'low' port is also a flow input port, so you can connect both sensors directly.
With the QUADRO will I still have 6 distinct different channels to control everything separately? (2 spearate PWM pump channels, 4 separate PWM fan channels) I assume from there I can use a standard splitter as long as those fans are on the same channel.The two 'PWM' ports you have the pumps connected to will not work for you.
Those ports are more for driving a dimable, single color LED strip.
So you are left needing 6 PWM ports:
If use the four on the aquaero for the pumps and rad fans, you could get a QUADRO with 4 additional PWM fan ports for the case fans.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "arandomdan" (Apr 15th 2019, 5:02am)
NO, a specific cable is required for the high flow sensor G1/4, either 53027 or 53100.Quoted from "arandomdan"
Would just use a standard 4-pin PWM connector to connector to connect to the "low" port. What is the proper pin out for that?
Yes, you will have a total of 8 PWM ports available (4 on aquaero & 4 on QUADRO)Quoted from "arandomdan"
With the QUADRO will I still have 6 distinct different channels to control everything separately? (2 spearate PWM pump channels, 4 separate PWM fan channels) I assume from there I can use a standard splitter as long as those fans are on the same channel.
If your EK D5 pumps are the newer PWM G2 version, they should have the correct PWM implementation.Quoted from "arandomdan"
Not sure how important is is to mention but my pumps are D5 ekwb pumps.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "InfoSeeker" (Apr 15th 2019, 2:52pm)
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