Hello, i bought the Thermaltake Floe Riing 360 TT Premium and a pack with 3 fans+controller a couple of months ago. I first got the warning "Controller Nr. 2", but after disabling the 3 ports there was empty on the second controller, i get the …
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every controller is come with 5 plug for fans if you used only 3 it will shows warning so i but all 5 fans in 1 controller it is work and blue light is coming in TT RGB app so the last fan in controller no.2 it is shows warning in red color Quaz is why they sell us a 3 fan with controller for 5 fan and it is not working with best regard
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G'day, I've got 5 TT Riing RGB fans in my rig, three intake and two exhaust. Whenever I go to change the settings on the RGB Plus software, I keep getting a "warning controller No.1" pop up and no matter what I do I can't change the fan settings save fan 3 for some reason.
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Dec 29, 2017 . I'm getting "Warning Controller No. 16" I have 3 140mm fans (Riing plus 14 tt premium). My fan speed constantly changes too, is there something wrong with the setup? I had to purchase an USB Header splitter from Moddiy since the Asus Hero IX only had 1 at the bottom.
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Guys any idea why I'm getting this warning message? I gave a TT Riing quad 12 RGB. 1st controller have 5 fans and 2nd controller have 4 fans. All are detected by the TT RGB Plus software and able to use NeonMaker Lights and it all working. Suddenly the TT RBG Plus software always kept on crashing.
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Aug 01, 2018 . After a restart, however, I got a warning controller 2 error, and the controller 2 icon is now red in the interface. ... I have 6 of the riing quad fans and 2 x 5 port controllers (Fans 1-5 on controller 1 and fan 6 on controller 2). ... I will have to admit I am super disappointed as I have liked Thermaltake gear for a long time and this is my ...
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Aug 01, 2018 . The fans have a warning system build in, if nothing plugged into a port on the controller, it will alert you. Disabling that port in the software will take it away and the controller icon will change from Red to Blue. As for the controller assignment, suggest to change it to #1, but having it on 2-16 does not matter which.
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Warning Controller 2. Greetings, folks! I just upgraded my case fans to 6 140mm (up from 4 120mm). I have 2 controllers (5 on one, 1 on the other, and hopefully linked correctly together, I saw a diagram floating around). All the fans seem to be working.
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Sep 15, 2017 . The controller and software seem to have a few bugs. One issue I have noticed is I get a Controller Warning each time I make any change to the fan configuration and save it. The configuration changes are saved, but a warning message pops up (image below). The warning also pops up when I load the software.
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May 16, 2019 . The controller setup is usually as follows: 1.) All Gen 1/Analogue device are connected via 5-Pin connector into the 5-Pin header on the controller (a maximum of three). 2.) The Controller itself is connected via a 4-Pin PWM connector to the motherboard, often as a System Fan (SYSFAN / SYS_FAN1 , etc. Varies on the motherboard manufacturer).
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Thermaltake Pacific TF2 Temperature and Flow Indicator. Thermaltake Pacific TF2 Temperature and Flow Indicator is a 2-in-1 design, the indicator detects coolant temperatures ranging from 0°C to 99°C (32°F -210°F) and displays the value in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The indicator Features temperature and low-flow warning alerts, and is compatible with any G1/4 fittings for easy installation.
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Talking to TT RGB PLUS App is an easier, faster way to set lights for your systems. You can ask it to turn the lights on or off, switch lights modes, dim the...
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Commander FT – Touchscreen Fan Controller. In stock. P/N. AC-010-B51NAN-A1. €44.90. Qty. Add to Cart. The Commander FT is Thermaltake’s first-ever touchscreen fan controller, allowing you to monitor and control the fan speed and system temperature of five fans at one time! The expansive 5.5” touchscreen—one of the largest available—makes interacting with it easy, and the auto, manual, …
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TT Sync Controller supports a wide range of Thermaltake addressable LED products, providing a convenient way to control the lights directly from ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion and MSI Mystic Light Sync without the need of extra lighting controllers and software. 3 PWM signal cables and 2 mainboard signal bridge cables are included in the pack.
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1.) All Gen 1/Analogue device are connected via 5-Pin connector into the 5-Pin header on the controller (a maximum of three). 2.) The Controller itself is connected via a 4-Pin PWM connector to the motherboard, often as a System Fan (SYSFAN / SYS_FAN1 , etc. Varies on the motherboard manufacturer).
Thermaltake has moved away from the 5-Pin Connectors of its devices and moved onto 9-Pin Connectors. The controller themselves can handle up to five (5) Generation 3 devices. Click HERE for the TT RGB Plus Ecosystem Site.
All Gen 1/Analogue device are connected via 5-Pin connector into the 5-Pin header on the controller (a maximum of three). 2.) The Controller itself is connected via a 4-Pin PWM connector to the motherboard, often as a System Fan (SYSFAN / SYS_FAN1, etc. Varies on the motherboard manufacturer). Products Under Generation 1 "Analogue"
2.) Plug in the MicroUSB controller cable to the controller, and the other end's 9-Pin Connector into a USB 2.0 9-Pin Header on the motherboard. 3.) Connect the power cable onto the controller, and the ending 4-Pin Molex Connector onto the appropriate cable on the PSU.