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Hi. I don't mean to be rude in any way, but kindly read the product descriptions.
An example: poweradjust 3
Features:
- DC output, no PWM
And for your needs, an Aquaero 6 LT over an Aquaero 5 LT would mean just extra useless features (for you), because 5 LT has a PWM channel that yes, can control a DDC PWM pump.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 4 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (22. Januar 2015, 11:24)
On the aquaero 5 only the fan 4 has the capability to control a fan/pump via PWM control signal.I have read a lot that the PWM on 5 LT is not for pump control. It even lists that in my manual. Is the documentation wrong?
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (22. Januar 2015, 12:01)
Zitat
I would really like to have pump speed be controlled by CPU temp, but Aquaro doesn't seem to have access to this data?
I'm sure.Zitat
I would really like to have pump speed be controlled by CPU temp, but Aquaro doesn't seem to have access to this data?
Are you sure you want your pump ramping up and down at the rate your CPU changes temperature?
Might be best to set a pump speed that gives the flow rate you want and leave it there,
It is more common, and useful, to adjust the fan speed according to water temperature.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (22. Januar 2015, 14:09)
This is right. The Control Signal (Pin 4) controlls the fan. The fan is powered with the full supply voltage.If I set it to PWM controlled in Aquaro -> Fan settings the fan goes 100 % 11,9V. There doesn't seem a way to define this?
When you use the Power controlled mode, you can adjust the voltage.
When you use PWM: the voltage is fixed.
This is right. The Control Signal (Pin 4) controlls the fan. The fan is powered with the full supply voltage.If I set it to PWM controlled in Aquaro -> Fan settings the fan goes 100 % 11,9V. There doesn't seem a way to define this?
I think you misunderstood my question. I asked "There doesn't seem a way to define this?"
I KNOW the 4th pin or just (Pin 4) is the controlling one. I'm just trying to get Aquaro 5 LT to actually control my PWM device (PWM pump) instead of just giving out 100%.
I'm sure.Zitat
I would really like to have pump speed be controlled by CPU temp, but Aquaro doesn't seem to have access to this data?
Are you sure you want your pump ramping up and down at the rate your CPU changes temperature?
Might be best to set a pump speed that gives the flow rate you want and leave it there,
It is more common, and useful, to adjust the fan speed according to water temperature.
I need increase in flow when cpu is over 4Ghz to 4,7Ghz (i7-3770k)
I have larger/broader steps for pumps than by fan, but pump still needs to be adjusted by cpu temp. (as I do now via MB)
Edit2: I have previously had my pump controlled by Water temp, but that is just too slow. The respons from the pump needs to be almost instant or the CPU is going to automatically stop.
Edit: this is my pump now:
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 3 mal editiert, zuletzt von »EnigmaG« (23. Januar 2015, 13:54)
This is right. The Control Signal (Pin 4) controlls the fan. The fan is powered with the full supply voltage.If I set it to PWM controlled in Aquaro -> Fan settings the fan goes 100 % 11,9V. There doesn't seem a way to define this?
I think you misunderstood my question. I asked "There doesn't seem a way to define this?"
I KNOW the 4th pin or just (Pin 4) is the controlling one. I'm just trying to get Aquaro 5 LT to actually control my PWM device (PWM pump) instead of just giving out 100%.
point 12 manual
I'm sure.Zitat
I would really like to have pump speed be controlled by CPU temp, but Aquaro doesn't seem to have access to this data?
Are you sure you want your pump ramping up and down at the rate your CPU changes temperature?
Might be best to set a pump speed that gives the flow rate you want and leave it there,
It is more common, and useful, to adjust the fan speed according to water temperature.
I need increase in flow when cpu is over 4Ghz to 4,7Ghz (i7-3770k)
I have larger/broader steps for pumps than by fan, but pump still needs to be adjusted by cpu temp. (as I do now via MB)
Edit2: I have previously had my pump controlled by Water temp, but that is just too slow. The respons from the pump needs to be almost instant or the CPU is going to automatically stop.
Edit: this is my pump now:
point 11.3 manual
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (22. Januar 2015, 21:14)
manual point 11.3 & 12
Ok, so in order to use Aquaro to control my pump or fan defined by on-chip temperatures like CPU or motherboard I have to stash out from $40 to $100 for a 3rd party program?
Would be nice if some free programs like HWmonitor was the source instead of the most expensive one out there.
.
Zitat
Controlling my PWM fan strictly, and only, by voltage is odd as well
Ok, so in order to use Aquaro to control my pump or fan defined by on-chip temperatures like CPU or motherboard I have to stash out from $40 to $100 for a 3rd party program?
Would be nice if some free programs like HWmonitor was the source instead of the most expensive one out there.
.
What you talking about? Open Hardware Monitor not enough?
Zitat
Controlling my PWM fan strictly, and only, by voltage is odd as well
AE5 = 1PWM
AE6 = 4PWM
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (22. Januar 2015, 22:29)
On the aquaero 5 only the fan 4 has the capability to control a fan/pump via PWM control signal.
Zitat
13.2. Leistungs-, Drehzahl- oder PWM gesteuerter Modus
Im „leistungsgesteuerten“ Modus wird der Ausgangswert eines zugeordneten
Reglers linear auf den auf den Bereich zwischen eingestellter Minimal- und
Maximalleistung umgerechnet und die entsprechende Ausgangsspannung
ausgegeben.
Im „drehzahlgeregelten“ Modus wird der Ausgangswert eines zugeordneten
Reglers linear auf den auf den Bereich zwischen eingestellter minimalen und
maximalen Drehzahl umgerechnet. Der Lüfterausgang wird jetzt selbständig
vom aquaero innerhalb der Grenzen von eingestellter Minimal- und Maximalleistung
geregelt, um möglichst diese resultierende Drehzahl zu erreichen.
Im „PWM-geregelten“ Modus wird der Ausgangswert eines zugeordneten
Reglers direkt als PWM-Tastverhältnis ausgegeben (unter Beachtung von eingestellter
Minimal- und Maximalleistung), die Spannungsversorgung des Lüfters
wird fest auf 12 V eingestellt
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »EnigmaG« (22. Januar 2015, 22:45)
AE5 Port 4 is optional PWM or voltage.
AE6 Port 1-4 is optional PWM or voltage.
On the aquaero 5 only the fan 4 has the capability to control a fan/pump via PWM control signal.
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