Welcome to the land of Beta software. In other words, it aint quite finished yet, but what we have is better than a kick in the head.
One of the things you need to understand is that the top picture you posted is to add or remove Data screens from the Aquero Display iteslf. If you add the screen for temperature sensors 1-4 to the right side of that screen, the Aquero 5 will replace Temp 1 with whatever you named it and display the values along with the other three temps and no more effort is required from you.
However, the screenshot you posted is for charts and that is a different story. You have to use Aquasuite 2012 to ADD a chart screen to the Aquero LCD display, but then you have to go into the Aquero itself, using the buttons on the unit to navigate all the menues and assign One water temperature sensor to each screen. The name will change to your name, and you can select how often the data is recorded. If i remember correctly it was Data logging under the main menu that got it started. It is so frustrating to go through three button menu selection that I am not really sure where I found it. But the Chart added to the Aquero in Aquasuite 2012 changes its name and actually charts the data you set the physical Aquero Hardware to Data Log in the order you enter them into the Aquero. If you set the Aquero to log four temperatures, and only put three carts in from AS 2012, then you will only see three graphs on the Aquero display. If you put five screens in from AS 2012, four will show a graph, one will be empty.
For your second item, in Aquasuite 2012, under the Aquero 5 tab, at the bottom is a tab for "System" Click on that, and you will find a button for Export profile and import profile. set up AS2012 for idle situations, and export it as Slow or some other name, the change AS2012 setting for games and export that profile as working hard or some other name. Then when you get ready to go to bed, import the slow profile, and when you want to work/play, import the fast profile.
Also, under Alarm Actions there is an alarm action for "Load Profile 1",2,3,4. I think I remember reading another user who set an "Alarm Configuration controller" to measure radiator input temperature or CPU diffirential temperature or something. The setting was just above his idle temps, and when it got above that (Indicating the computer was in use) he set the Alarm action to Alarm 8 and then set Alarm 8 to load profile 2. When temperatures went back to normal Idle, the alarm cleared. I don't remember if he had a second alarm action to load Profile 1 or not, but he probably did.
I have not played around with profiles much because I have to keep re-entering them with each Beta that comes out

Zitat von »LarryWill729«

For your second item, in Aquasuite 2012, under the Aquero 5 tab, at the bottom is a tab for "System" Click on that, and you will find a button for Export profile and import profile. set up AS2012 for idle situations, and export it as Slow or some other name, the change AS2012 setting for games and export that profile as working hard or some other name. Then when you get ready to go to bed, import the slow profile, and when you want to work/play, import the fast profile.
Also, under Alarm Actions there is an alarm action for "Load Profile 1",2,3,4. I think I remember reading another user who set an "Alarm Configuration controller" to measure radiator input temperature or CPU diffirential temperature or something. The setting was just above his idle temps, and when it got above that (Indicating the computer was in use) he set the Alarm action to Alarm 8 and then set Alarm 8 to load profile 2. When temperatures went back to normal Idle, the alarm cleared. I don't remember if he had a second alarm action to load Profile 1 or not, but he probably did.

Any new information regarding settings profiles for alarm action?
Because I already have several profiles saved (to .pro file), but I don't know how to associate them with profile 1, 2....

EDIT: I have aquaero 5 LT (can I specify profiles with this, or not?)

Thanks in advance

Profiles can be saved using the keys on the front of a pro or XT model












Profiles seem like a sort of cumbersome control system though that dooesn't take advantage of what the Aquaero offers. The normal Aquaero controls are much better to my mind.

Hey Warrior1986,

While working with profiles is one way of doing what you need, that is to regulate the water temperature, why not use the in-built controller features? Basically, you can use the water temperature, or the air/water delta temperature to control the speed of your fans and keep the water below a certain temperature.

Aquaero has a steep learning curve at the begining, and I can see how it can look intimidating, but you can check out the new manual that Aquacomputer made for it, it has a lot of useful information. An even better place to look would be a guide that one of the forum members here made and I can't recommend it enough: http://www.namsreviewsandguides.co.uk/.

Kind regards,
Boris.

Zitat von »Warrior1986«

Zitat von »bcikota«

While working with profiles is one way of doing what you need, that is to regulate the water temperature, why not use the in-built controller features? Basically, you can use the water temperature, or the air/water delta temperature to control the speed of your fans and keep the water below a certain temperature.

Thank you, Boris! This is exactly what I'm looking for. Where/what is the in-built controller feature you're talking about?

Have a look HERE , Scroll down just about half way & you will come across the "How to set up your first Curve Control" This should help you & point you in the right direction hopefully

@ Boris... thanks for the mention of my little site in your post appreciate it muchley ....

N.

@Namron

Hey, I'm just giving credit where credit is due. Your guides are among the most comprehensive I have seen online. Martin from martinsliquidlab started making a nice guide but damaged his Aquaero in the process and never finished. The new manual is not bad, but Aquacomputer would benefit from making a couple of stickies in this forum. Same questions keep popping up frequently.

TLDR version: great product, documentation... eeehh... not so much...

Kind regards,
Boris.

In the download section is a manual for the aquaero 5/6. In 50 sites the most of all functions are explained.