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12-03-2008, 03:12 PM
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Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
Hello,
I want to know how can I configure the chassis fans & smps fan so that their speed is shown in ASUS PC Probe or Lavalys. Currently they show 0 for chassis fans & SMPS fan.
I have 3 fans connected to Molex connectors. Two on the side & one on the back of the cabinet. They didn't come with the cabinet. I have myself connected them.
Another thing I want to know is how can I configure Chassis Intrusion Detection & what are its advantages. My motherboard supports Intrusion detection.
Lastly I want to know what exactly is AMD Live! or AMD Away Mode. I have enabled it in BIOS & driver is installed. But there is no option in Power Options in Windows(XP MCE or Vista Ultimate) for Away Mode.
I have this configuration:
AMD 64 X2 3800+ processor
ASUS M2NPV-MX motherboard
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12-03-2008, 03:55 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
oh so these are connected directly to the PSU ? no u cant detect the speed then.it can be done if a fan is connected to the motherboard's aux fan slot.
And chasis intrusion detection is to detect if ur cabinet is open or closed.some cabinets have a biased switch connected to motherboard to detect ur case intrusion
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12-03-2008, 10:10 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
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Originally Posted by nish_higher
oh so these are connected directly to the PSU ? no u cant detect the speed then.it can be done if a fan is connected to the motherboard's aux fan slot.
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I know if connected directly to PSU it won't show the RPM. What I want to know is where can I find connectors for motherboard's socket.
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Originally Posted by nish_higher
And chasis intrusion detection is to detect if ur cabinet is open or closed.some cabinets have a biased switch connected to motherboard to detect ur case intrusion
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I want to know the detailed working.
Guys please help me on all these issues.
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13-03-2008, 01:16 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
Anyone?
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13-03-2008, 01:34 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
^^ Look in your motherboard manual..
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13-03-2008, 09:27 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
I want to know how can I connect the socket to the fan which can be connected to motherboard. And also about AMD Away Mode
Manual doesn't have any such information.
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13-03-2008, 10:23 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Live!
And u cant connect a 2 pin fan to a 3 pin mobo socket.u need to buy new fans that have that socket..they'd cost anywhere from 100rupees to 1000rupees depending on the quality and sound emission + any lights.
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13-03-2008, 10:34 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
^^Yaar I've already checked wiki. I can't get AMD Away mode working in my XP MCE & Vista.
Thanks for the fan info
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15-03-2008, 01:53 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
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Originally Posted by narangz
I want to know how can I configure the chassis fans & smps fan so that their speed is shown in ASUS PC Probe or Lavalys. Currently they show 0 for chassis fans & SMPS fan.
I have 3 fans connected to Molex connectors. Two on the side & one on the back of the cabinet. They didn't come with the cabinet. I have myself connected them.
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The fan speed detection is to be supported by the fan itself. If you haf a fan with only +12V and Ground connector (2 wires) then speed detection is not possible. You need to change the fan and get the one with 3 pin connector. The 3rd pin/wire is to report the fan speed.
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Another thing I want to know is how can I configure Chassis Intrusion Detection & what are its advantages. My motherboard supports Intrusion detection.
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There is a sensor on the mobo which detects chasis intrusion detection. Most prolly there would be a jumper on the mobo to enable that. If you pop off the jumper the detection is disabled. I do not think ASUS documents this in the manual. Just lean over the mobo and try to find jumpers for Chasis intrusion detection and put it in there and enable this setting in BIOS, if its there. To test if it works, pull out your mobo and run it naked; if this feature was enable it won't boot past POST.
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Lastly I want to know what exactly is AMD Live! or AMD Away Mode. I have enabled it in BIOS & driver is installed. But there is no option in Power Options in Windows(XP MCE or Vista Ultimate) for Away Mode.
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Sorry, No idea on this. Don't use AMD proc.
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15-03-2008, 04:13 PM
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Re: Chassis Intrusion, Fan, SMPS Fan configuration, AMD Away Mode
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Originally Posted by infra_red_dude
The fan speed detection is to be supported by the fan itself. If you haf a fan with only +12V and Ground connector (2 wires) then speed detection is not possible. You need to change the fan and get the one with 3 pin connector. The 3rd pin/wire is to report the fan speed.
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Thank you for explaining
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Originally Posted by infra_red_dude
There is a sensor on the mobo which detects chasis intrusion detection. Most prolly there would be a jumper on the mobo to enable that. If you pop off the jumper the detection is disabled. I do not think ASUS documents this in the manual. Just lean over the mobo and try to find jumpers for Chasis intrusion detection and put it in there and enable this setting in BIOS, if its there. To test if it works, pull out your mobo and run it naked; if this feature was enable it won't boot past POST.
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Wow! I'll try it today. ASUS hasn't mentioned if it has inbuilt sensor. Thank you again
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Sorry, No idea on this. Don't use AMD proc.
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LOL!
Was it a joke or wast it a serious comment?
Thank you for replying Ani!  You rock buddy.
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