need a configuration for new build

[shomebody]

Hi Moshi, my tt software seriously adds crazy latency to the dpc. I'm too past my prime to be able to follow your walkthrough and figure it out. I was hoping there was some way I could send u some money to set up some code for me? Feel like a huge P.O.S. even asking. I have thermaltake case with two led connections, 6 fans on an AIO and they go into 2 controllers. (I also have PSU but I see it's unsupported). I just want all white fans and max speed on fans when computer is running.
thanks for your hard work! I'm at my wits end.

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»  Name: Dpsg
»        VendorId: 9802
»        ProductId: 9001
»        Version: 0.0
»        Ports:
»                0:
»                        Data: [Rpm: 0, Temperature: 37.5, VIN: 115, VVOut12: 12.01563, VVOut5: 5.125, VVOut33: 3.328125, VIOut12: 7, VIOut5: 8.8125, VIOut33: 2.1875, Watts: 136.5537]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 9001]
»        Available effect types: Flow_Extreme, Flow_Fast, Flow_Normal, Flow_Slow, Spectrum_Extreme, Spectrum_Fast, Spectrum_Normal, Spectrum_Slow, Ripple_Extreme, Ripple_Fast, Ripple_Normal, Ripple_Slow, Blink_Extreme, Blink_Fast, Blink_Normal, Blink_Slow, Pulse_Extreme, Pulse_Fast, Pulse_Normal, Pulse_Slow, Wave_Extreme, Wave_Fast, Wave_Normal, Wave_Slow, PerLed, Full
»  Name: Riing Quad
»        VendorId: 9802
»        ProductId: 8800
»        Version: 3.0.3
»        Ports:
»                1:
»                        Data: [PortId: 1, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1014, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8800, 1]
»                2:
»                        Data: [PortId: 2, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1008, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8800, 2]
»                3:
»                        Data: [PortId: 3, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1029, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8800, 3]
»                4:
»                        Data: [PortId: 4, Speed: 60, Rpm: 0, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8800, 4]
»                5:
»                        Data: [PortId: 5, Speed: 60, Rpm: 0, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8800, 5]
»        Available effect types: PerLed
»  Name: Riing Quad
»        VendorId: 9802
»        ProductId: 8801
»        Version: 3.0.3
»        Ports:
»                1:
»                        Data: [PortId: 1, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1023, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8801, 1]
»                2:
»                        Data: [PortId: 2, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1010, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8801, 2]
»                3:
»                        Data: [PortId: 3, Speed: 60, Rpm: 1022, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8801, 3]
»                4:
»                        Data: [PortId: 4, Speed: 60, Rpm: 0, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8801, 4]
»                5:
»                        Data: [PortId: 5, Speed: 60, Rpm: 0, Unknown: 255]
»                        Identifier: [9802, 8801, 5]
»        Available effect types: PerLed
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[MoshiMoshi0]

The PSU is supported, just not fully.

Im not sure what fan model do you have, but this should work:

{
  "Profiles": [
    {
      "Name": "Default",
      "Ports": [
        [9802, 8800, 1],
        [9802, 8800, 2],
        [9802, 8800, 3],
        [9802, 8801, 1],
        [9802, 8801, 2],
        [9802, 8801, 3]
      ],
      "SpeedControllers": [
        {
          "Type": "StaticSpeedController",
          "Config": {
            "Speed": 100,
            "Trigger": {
              "Type": "AlwaysTrigger"
            }
          }
        }
      ],
      "Effects": [
        {
          "Type": "StaticColorEffect",
          "Config": {
            "Color": {
              "Full": [255, 255, 255]
            },
            "Trigger": {
              "Type": "AlwaysTrigger"
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "Name": "PSU",
      "Ports": [
        [9802, 9001]
      ],
      "Effects": [
        {
          "Type": "StaticColorEffect",
          "Config": {
            "Color": {
              "Full": [255, 255, 255]
            },
            "Trigger": {
              "Type": "AlwaysTrigger"
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "PortConfigs": [
    {
      "Ports": [
        [9802, 8800, 1],
        [9802, 8800, 2],
        [9802, 8800, 3],
        [9802, 8801, 1],
        [9802, 8801, 2],
        [9802, 8801, 3]
      ],
      "Config": {
        "DeviceType": "Default",
        "IgnoreColorCache": true
      }
    }
  ]
}

[shomebody]

wow, you're right this works amazing and exactly what I was looking for. The only LEDS not being controlled are the two strips in my Distrocase which are still lighting up rainbow. I'm assuming these are probably not compatible at this time since the case is new?

Also, gladly willing to pay for your support. That was crazy fast. I wish that thermaltake would hire people with your pedigree to program their stuff. getting much cooler temps now and the fans are TT-1225 in a liquid cooled cpu/gpu build. So thank you for your help. Hopefully I can get this last part sorted. I do know that the LEDs (2 of them top and bottom) on the case are plugged into my controllers.

[MoshiMoshi0]

Im assuming they are just led strips so they will work out of the box, try adding the port identifiers whose Rpm value in the debug report is 0 to the Default profile ports. Out of those 4, 2 will control the case leds.

Also count how many leds are there on each strip since they might not have the default 12 leds.

[shomebody]

alrighty, everything is working except that you sir are right there is only 12 of 24 LEDS on each strip. (first 12 LEDS on and last 12 LEDS off on each strip)

Is there a way to change this in your program? I tried searching through your documentation first but I was unsuccessful finding anything. Thanks again.

[MoshiMoshi0]

Paste:

{
  "Name": "LedStrip24",
  "LedCount": 24,
  "Zones": [ 24 ]
}

to Plugins\Devices\LedStrip24.json file.

Add to "PortConfigs"

    {
      "Ports": [
        ...
      ],
      "Config": {
        "DeviceType": "LedStrip24",
        "IgnoreColorCache": true
      }
    }

but replace ... with your case port identifiers.