So glad my advice helped you
Because you have two NZXT devices, it becomes necessary to use the -d argument. Please do this:So glad my advice helped you
I just installed two NZXT AER RGB 2 fans on my NZXT h510i and I confirm that liquidctl works flawlessly to set everything about the Kraken but I'm not able to make it work with the smart device v2 (and of course my two new fans). Any suggestion?
liquidctl list to display all devices and their IDs.liquidctl initialize all will initialize all devices.liquidctl -d 0 initialize will initialize device 0.liquidctl -d 1 initialize will initialize device 1.liquidctl status will show status of all connected devices.liquidctl -d 0 status will show status of only device 0.liquidctl -d 1 status will show status of only device 1.liquidctl listliquidctl initialize allliquidctl status
NZXT Kraken X (X42, X52, X62 or X72)
├── Liquid temperature 27.7 °C
├── Fan speed 499 rpm
├── Pump speed 1915 rpm
└── Firmware version 6.0.2
NZXT Smart Device V2 (experimental)
├── Fan 1 duty 39 %
├── Fan 1 speed 12147 rpm
├── Fan 2 duty 0 %
├── Fan 2 speed 12113 rpm
├── Fan 3 duty 4 %
├── Fan 3 speed 12147 rpm
└── Noise level 0 dBelia@Hackintosh ~ % liquidctl list
Device ID 0: NZXT Kraken X (X42, X52, X62 or X72)
Device ID 1: NZXT Smart Device V2 (experimental)
elia@Hackintosh ~ % liquidctl initialize
Too many devices, filter or select one (see: liquidctl --help)
elia@Hackintosh ~ % liquidctl status
NZXT Kraken X (X42, X52, X62 or X72)
├── Liquid temperature 27.2 °C
├── Fan speed 498 rpm
├── Pump speed 1915 rpm
└── Firmware version 6.0.2
NZXT Smart Device V2 (experimental)
├── Fan 1 duty 23 %
├── Fan 1 speed 12143 rpm
├── Fan 2 duty 0 %
├── Fan 2 speed 12117 rpm
├── Fan 3 duty 50 %
├── Fan 3 speed 12133 rpm
└── Noise level 0 dBMy mistake -- I should have said
liquidctl initialize all. This has been fixed in the previous post. Anyway, please try this:liquidctl -d 1 initialize
liquidctl -d 1 statuselia@Hackintosh ~ % liquidctl -d 1 initialize
NZXT Smart Device V2 (experimental)
├── Firmware version 1.5.0
├── LED 1 accessory 1 HUE 2 LED Strip 300 mm
├── LED 1 accessory 2 HUE 2 LED Strip 300 mm
├── LED 2 accessory 1 AER RGB 2 140 mm
└── LED 2 accessory 2 AER RGB 2 120 mm
elia@Hackintosh ~ % liquidctl -d 1 status
NZXT Smart Device V2 (experimental)
├── Fan 1 duty 104 %
├── Fan 1 speed 12143 rpm
├── Fan 2 duty 0 %
├── Fan 2 speed 12123 rpm
├── Fan 3 duty 2 %
├── Fan 3 speed 12143 rpm
└── Noise level 0 dBliquidctl --debug -d 1 initialize
liquidctl --debug -d 1 status@CaseySJ I do not have the H510i Elite, just the H510i. That's why I have a 140mm Aer RGB 2 on the top and a 120mm on the back
And no, I do not have any Aer 1 device.
OK!!! I borrowed an 8GB stick of RAM from the office...I'm in the installer!!! Does this mean that I wont be able to use the 64GB RAM going forward as well, or just for setup? (This might be useful for some folks in the future... don't use 32GB RAM.)