Now this seems fairly straightforward - however I am stuck. I am not able to incorperate the built-in tachometer from the fan into my piece of code and display it. My code works fine for the motor and I can print on the display.
However, I have come up empty and have to turn to you geniuses for help. I have tried for three evening with youtube videos and googling. I would also like to have the RPM count displayed on my LCD. No software is required to control the connected RGB devices. The RGB devices can be fully controlled via the included remote control to be controlled. There are a total of 20 lighting modes and seven static colors to choose from. The controller is only compatible with products from the Raijintek ADD-RBW series. With the practical magnetic adhesive pad, the controller can be placed easily and freely in the case.I have a piece of code for a 12V fan running "through" a potentiometer to control its speed. The RGB and fan controller is powered with a Sata power cable. Just connect the PWM cable and the 3-pin RGB cable to the mainboard and you're good to go. The Raijintek RJK ARGB-PWM provides five PWM ports for connecting fans. The fans are automatically controlled by the PWM signal from the mainboard.
No software required, remote control included.Control of five digitally addressable RGB devices & five fans.Five light modes & almost unlimited color combinations.
Controller for digitally addressable RGB LEDs from Raijintek.Features of the Raijintek RJK ARGB-PWM controller: Compact fan and RGB controller from Raijintek. With five connectors for digitally addressable RGB elements and five 4-pin PWM sockets for fans. It is controlled simply via the mainboard or with the included remote control. The controller is compatible with the in-house ADD-RBW product line.
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