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Dienstag, 24. November 2015, 10:00
Hope to clear some Questions.
- The AE6 can be used with the realtime clock an the heatsink
- the LED output at the AE6 is only designed for one RGB LED - to use the NZXT strip you have to use the farbwerk. not sure if you need this adaptor. btw you dont need an extra USB port for the farbwerk
- every AE6 output can handle up to 30W - pumps need 18W. But you need to purchase thisconnector to connect the pumps to the AE6.
- the A can handle every 3-Pin flow meter. you need a custom value for the software to work. But im not sure if your product will work because i have no clue if this is only an display or a flowmeter or a combination of these.
If you have more Questionn, just ask
- The AE6 can be used with the realtime clock an the heatsink
Zitat
Passive heat sink and Real Time Clock module (art. no. 53127) can be installed simultaneously, additional mounting material is included in delivery of the passive heat sink.
AC SHOP
- the LED output at the AE6 is only designed for one RGB LED - to use the NZXT strip you have to use the farbwerk. not sure if you need this adaptor. btw you dont need an extra USB port for the farbwerk
aquabus version:
The aquabus version of the farbwerk can be connected to an aquaero 5 or aquaero 6 controller. The aquaero can then be configured to control the outputs of the farbwerk or to transmit sensor data from the aquaero to the farbwerk to be processed by the farbwerk. Up to two farbwerk controllers can be connected to an aquaero 5/6 simultaneously. As a matter of course, this version can also be used as an USB device without aquabus connection.
AC SHOP
- every AE6 output can handle up to 30W - pumps need 18W. But you need to purchase thisconnector to connect the pumps to the AE6.
- the A can handle every 3-Pin flow meter. you need a custom value for the software to work. But im not sure if your product will work because i have no clue if this is only an display or a flowmeter or a combination of these.
If you have more Questionn, just ask
Dienstag, 24. November 2015, 19:18
Hope to clear some Questions.
- The AE6 can be used with the realtime clock an the heatsink
Passive heat sink and Real Time Clock module (art. no. 53127) can be installed simultaneously, additional mounting material is included in delivery of the passive heat sink.
AC SHOP
- the LED output at the AE6 is only designed for one RGB LED - to use the NZXT strip you have to use the farbwerk. not sure if you need this adaptor. btw you dont need an extra USB port for the farbwerk
aquabus version:
The aquabus version of the farbwerk can be connected to an aquaero 5 or aquaero 6 controller. The aquaero can then be configured to control the outputs of the farbwerk or to transmit sensor data from the aquaero to the farbwerk to be processed by the farbwerk. Up to two farbwerk controllers can be connected to an aquaero 5/6 simultaneously. As a matter of course, this version can also be used as an USB device without aquabus connection.
AC SHOP
- every AE6 output can handle up to 30W - pumps need 18W. But you need to purchase thisconnector to connect the pumps to the AE6.
- the A can handle every 3-Pin flow meter. you need a custom value for the software to work. But im not sure if your product will work because i have no clue if this is only an display or a flowmeter or a combination of these.
If you have more Questionn, just ask
Ok, thanks on the RTC.
The pumps I use are self powered (MCP-35x) so I know I won't need that cable.
The flow meter is a actual sensor and a display. I'm thinking of using the display with the AQ so I know if the calibrations are on point.
Now lots of questions for the for the fabwerk.
Can the farbwerk in one channel handle 2 meters long with 24 LEDs (NZXT LEDs)?
Its hard finding the right specs for the fabwerk. I don't know how many LEDs it can handle per channel. I saw a AQ Faberk demo where only 12 LED strip (3 IP67 LEDs per 5cm so 20cm in total I think) was used in each of the 4 channels. Is that the max it can handle?
Does the farbwerk come with a Aquabus cable and can I also hook the farbwerk to the Aquabus (high?) on the AQ6 since I won't have enough spaces on my USB ports.
Is the new revision of Fabwerk out (Aquabus + Blootooth) and what color is the LED on the fabwerk so I can match the colors with the AQ6 and are they all the same LED color? (Red or Blue)
Also, is there a Farbwerk Bluetooth for iOS (Iphone)? I only see android.
Dienstag, 24. November 2015, 22:23
Re:Farbewerk
So long as the strip meets those specs (which are on the product page BTW
), you're golden.
Assuming the XT6 you get has a pretty new version of FW, there is no low aquabus port anymore. That said, you can connect it as, IIRC, it comes with one.
LED is blue. I've commented on that in another thread. I'll be changing mine to red at some point with the old poweradjusts I have lying around.
As for the Android thing...
Though I suppose that's not to say one couldn't develop their own iOS app for the thing.
Comaptible LED strips:
LED strips for 12 V, common anode. Suitable LED strips and connectors are available from Aqua Computer.
Maximum current per channel: 2,5 A
Maximum combined current (all channels): 8 A (resulting in a maximum total power of 96 Watts at 12 Volts)
So long as the strip meets those specs (which are on the product page BTW
), you're golden.Assuming the XT6 you get has a pretty new version of FW, there is no low aquabus port anymore. That said, you can connect it as, IIRC, it comes with one.
LED is blue. I've commented on that in another thread. I'll be changing mine to red at some point with the old poweradjusts I have lying around.
As for the Android thing...
Aqua Computer currently supplies a basic Android demo app (compatible with Android 4.4 KitKat or higher) including source code that can be used to set the outputs of the farbwerk. Other mobile operationg systems are not supported!
Though I suppose that's not to say one couldn't develop their own iOS app for the thing.
Dienstag, 24. November 2015, 23:41
The specifications for the LED outputs are even listed in the article description of the shop:
There is no iOS app available because the farbwerk uses a serial communication (nothing special and a common thing) via Bluetooth and since Apple is such a cool company they want to see some money for this. The farbwerk board would require an Apple authentication co-processor... We knew that from the start and decided against it of course.
Comaptible LED strips:
LED strips for 12 V, common anode. Suitable LED strips and connectors are available from Aqua Computer.
Maximum current per channel: 2,5 A
Maximum combined current (all channels): 8 A (resulting in a maximum total power of 96 Watts at 12 Volts)
There is no iOS app available because the farbwerk uses a serial communication (nothing special and a common thing) via Bluetooth and since Apple is such a cool company they want to see some money for this. The farbwerk board would require an Apple authentication co-processor... We knew that from the start and decided against it of course.
Mittwoch, 25. November 2015, 08:43
Can I also use these cables since they aren't AQ certified?
We can not promise that they will work trouble-free. I can already see a possible problem on their photo that our cables do better. I don't want to provide further details here for those copycats
Mittwoch, 25. November 2015, 10:01
Can I also use these cables since they aren't AQ certified?
We can not promise that they will work trouble-free. I can already see a possible problem on their photo that our cables do better. I don't want to provide further details here for those copycats
You're being sarcastic right? lol
Mittwoch, 25. November 2015, 17:32
If you don't mind, can you explain why I need that cable since I really need a PWM signal to control them while they get fed power through their own molex?The pumps I use are self powered (MCP-35x) so I know I won't need that cable.
Then you wont be able to control the speed of the pumps
Donnerstag, 26. November 2015, 17:14
Hello.
Sorry about the statment with the additional cabe; missed that your pumps are pmw controlled.
I tried to wrap my head around your flow problem, thats what i could figue out.
Acc to the specsheet of the flow meter the formula to calculate the impulserate is: LPM = 0.307 x Hz
So the raw Data (coming from the flowmeter) is: 1 liter per minute = 3,25 Hz (Hertz is based per second) - which would be 195 Impulse per liter (you have to extend HZ by 60 to get to minutes)
Your second device multiplies the 195 Impuls by 10 to get to a value which is roughly 1l/min.
Because a fan has 2 pulses per revolution the value is twice your actual flowrate.
1950 impulse per liter (the value you get out of your adapter display) is to big for the AE6 - maximum is 1000
Sorry about the statment with the additional cabe; missed that your pumps are pmw controlled.
I tried to wrap my head around your flow problem, thats what i could figue out.
Acc to the specsheet of the flow meter the formula to calculate the impulserate is: LPM = 0.307 x Hz
So the raw Data (coming from the flowmeter) is: 1 liter per minute = 3,25 Hz (Hertz is based per second) - which would be 195 Impulse per liter (you have to extend HZ by 60 to get to minutes)
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1 l/min = 3,25 1/s 1 l/min = 195 1/min 1 l = 195 |
Your second device multiplies the 195 Impuls by 10 to get to a value which is roughly 1l/min.
Because a fan has 2 pulses per revolution the value is twice your actual flowrate.
1950 impulse per liter (the value you get out of your adapter display) is to big for the AE6 - maximum is 1000
Freitag, 27. November 2015, 17:44
Wow, thank you for breaking it down.Hello.
Sorry about the statment with the additional cabe; missed that your pumps are pmw controlled.
I tried to wrap my head around your flow problem, thats what i could figue out.
Acc to the specsheet of the flow meter the formula to calculate the impulserate is: LPM = 0.307 x Hz
So the raw Data (coming from the flowmeter) is: 1 liter per minute = 3,25 Hz (Hertz is based per second) - which would be 195 Impulse per liter (you have to extend HZ by 60 to get to minutes)
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Your second device multiplies the 195 Impuls by 10 to get to a value which is roughly 1l/min.
Because a fan has 2 pulses per revolution the value is twice your actual flowrate.
1950 impulse per liter (the value you get out of your adapter display) is to big for the AE6 - maximum is 1000
So are you saying I can't use the flowmeter + display? Darn. Its possible than I just won't connect the flow meter to the AQ 6 and have the display for that reason. No big deal but would have liked to have it together in the software for monitoring reasons and set perimeters.
RE: why the complication?
Samstag, 28. November 2015, 23:41
people that buy the aquaero and farbwerk would seemingly expect the 2 to work together but they dont so setting it up to relay temps is just a guessing game
why is is it made so complicated.its as tho it was purposeful ,i mean why should the average joe have to deal with gradients,low pass filter.timeout value,fallback values,scale,rescale and to top it off
THERES NO DOCS AVAILABLE TO EXPLAIN THINGS
i came from a link commander and light nodes hoping to move up with something better
at least the link was easy to diagnose any arising issues and designed to be usable by the average user.
I came from the Corsair "Disaster" or "Elephant in the Room" Link as well. The only thing I will be using from the CL is the actual software to read my PSU readings. That's about it.
I think going with the Aquaero is going to be a great move. Granted there are a lot of specific settings that can be played with but my main thing will be for the basic functionality of it, something that lacked with CL.
I hope the Farbwerk isn't as complicating as the way you make it sound to be. All I know is, you connect the Aquabus from Farbwerk to the High Bus on the AQ 6. From there I believe it will be software settings to be figured out in order for it to work.
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