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chestm007 / linux_thermaltake_riing

Python driver and daemon to control thermaltake Riing fans and pumps
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Thermaltake Floe Riing RGB 360 support #3

Closed nicoulaj closed 5 years ago

nicoulaj commented 5 years ago

I own a Thermaltake Floe Riing RGB 360 and I am a bit confused with the branding, is your project supposed to support it ?

It doesn't seem to work for me, I tried various settings and neither fan speed or lighting seem to be affected by the commands. I did some debugging and it looks like bytes are sent to the USB device without error, so maybe it has a different protocol ?

chestm007 commented 5 years ago

@nicoulaj hi, i havent tried this with that product, but the physical controlbox appears the same to what im using.

There was an issue with the daemon not properly initializing the device, i'll push a new build soon and let you know when i do if you'd like to try again then?

nicoulaj commented 5 years ago

I just tested your change and it works, thanks !

cyrus- commented 4 years ago

@nicoulaj can you post your configuration for getting this product working?

msbarker commented 3 years ago

@nicoulaj @cyrus- I am interested in the configuration as well! Has anybody got this working yet?

nicoulaj commented 3 years ago

Here is my config:

controllers:
  - unit: 1
    type: g3
    devices:
      1: Riing Plus
      2: Riing Plus
      3: Riing Plus
      4: Riing Plus
      5: Floe Riing RGB

fan_manager:
  model: curve
  sensor_name: coretemp
  points:
    - [40, 0]
    - [80, 100]

lighting_manager:
  model: 'off'
msbarker commented 3 years ago

Thanks! Using the same here. Lights can be controlled, but it hangs when loading the fan manager (and fans don't spin). Going to have to keep digging!