There is a button at the top on the right, is it Fan control or is it for Overclock?
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I think it is for Reset the pc will have to check never heard of it being OC or Fan control
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The reverse control is at the bottom of the fan speed button. It looks like two curving arrows.
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I returned it and got a on / off and leave fan on high. You do seldom adjust speed so did the same thing for all other fans in house and am totally satisfied with the solution.
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They are XtraFlo fans with PWM: http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-fan/xtraflo-120/
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Forgot to mention, the case fan is quite loud so I would either replace it with a quiet one or get a simple fan speed controller. This is what i got.
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Its the largest button on the left, its silver. Shove it forwards and backwards to adjust to ant of the 4 preset DPIs.You can also download Thermaltake's Level 10M mouse software to edit what DPIs to use for further customization.
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As said in the previous comments, once it's plugged into the motherboard, you are halfway there. My fan has a 3-position switch at the end of a wire, else, it will be on the case. The speed settings are low, medium and high.
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The controller is a adjustable unit. You just dial back on the voltage for that particular fan until it's like 0.0 but most fans usually require more than 5V to operate at all so anything below will most likely shut them down.
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You should use one or the other, pulling power direct from the PSU shouldn't be detected by the motherboard. If you use motherboard power, the cmos should be able to control the speed through voltage regulation, and detect approximate rpm. My own system pulls power for all fans through a fan control device mounted in a drive bay with a line from the psu, the motherboard has nothing to do with it.
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The knob on the left is for heat intensity(low to high). The knob on the right is your power on, fan, and speed. Hope this helps!
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The fan mode is controlled by flipping the wall switch. If you want a faster speed flip the switch again. It is a very quiet fan, so wait a minute for it to get up to high speed. The humidity control is the best feature of this fan, turning it on and off automatically depending on the amount of humidity in the bathroom, the purpose of the fan. As far as I know one switch control one fan since its a multi mode switch. Hope this helps
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I know, when I got the darn thing, and I couldn't find the on/off switch. It's on the back of the fan. It's a pretty small square button. You'll find it, and when you do it works really well.
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Forgot to mention, the case fan is quite loud so I would either replace it with a quiet one or get a simple fan speed controller. This is what i got. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000292DO0
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No, this is for manual control (it doesn't use the mobo controllers). Fans get plugged into this, and the round dials control the fan speed. I got this because my (asrock) motherboard didn't have enough controllers and I didn't want to run my fans at 100% power. CPU cooler stays on the motherboard, everything else gets plugged into this.
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It sounds like you have received a broken unit. The left button should turn the large center fan on ( it does on mine). I have had mine for about 5 or 6 months and it works just fine. I was waiting a little longer before i wrote my opinion on this product,for me its: so far so good.
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The controller acts as an adjustable power supply unit. To turn off a fan you just dial back on the voltage for that particular fan until it shuts down (like 0.0 but most fans usually require more than 5V to operate at all so anything below will most likely shut them down).
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On the left side of the lower frame, the side opposite the usb ports, is a little button you push in to give power to the pad. Next to the button, there's a little adjustment wheel that controls the fan's speed.