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I was just reviewing the POST introducing Inputs and Outputs since I have not messed with them since the ones I set up when they first released these features with Aquasuite X.45. In the post introducing these new features, Stephan said:Being able to access the Input function from a display page has been mentioned before, but nothing implemented to date.
You are able to place an Input on the Taskbar.
At the bottom of the aquasuite Input design page is an option to 'Show in system tray'.
And from the Windows 'Personalization > Taskbar' settings page, you can specify if 'Aqua Computer Service Helper' is visible on the Taskbar itself
I would love that. That would get rid of the reset buttons i had to use on my inputs menu above.@aquacomputer: TOGGLE_BUTTON
Thank you for checking on this and rediscovering that you CAN put controls tied to inputs in an overview page. I also had to add Resets and agree that a Toggle function would be very useful.This is something I, and others, were looking for, and apparently it has been there all the time. I love it!
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The Inputs do this but with a lot more options to play with basically.
You can add a slider for your fans to vary the speed instead of being a "one preset or the other" deal.
Such slider basically offsets the entire fan curve, so the fans are still driven by your water temperature, but you just increase or decrease the speed across the whole range.
Have a look at the top 3 sliders on my inputs for example
They basically allow to make the fan or pump curve be faster
Aaaand... inputs allow you to make more intricate stuff that profile switching can't when you add virtual sensors into the mix, like the fast cooling one i made that will blast the fans to full speed until the water temp drops to a setpoint i had defined, or the purge cycle to vary the pump speed on and off to purge air everytime i replace the coolant.
There's just too many options.. and that's definitely worth checking if you have need for more control than simply changing a profile.
I guess my question is how do i link an input to an actual fan channel for example? What procedure is used to actually tie it together to where changing the slider or turning a knob will actually tell the output of that fan channel to increase or decrease accordignly?
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