Koolance ICM-505 User Manual download pdf (Page 10)

User Manual

System Settings

By default, the ICM-505 automatically adjusts fan speeds based on the liquid

temperature at the CPU (see CPU Cooler for sensor placement). For actual CPU

temperatures, please refer to your motherboard’s BIOS, or 3rd-party software.

The Koolance system alarm will sound if the sensor gets too high (55ºC / 131ºF). At

that point, the radiator fans will increase to 100% power. Should the system

continue

heating (to 58ºC / 136ºF), the computer will automatically shutdown. At this level,

the processor may be nearing critical temperatures.

CAUTION: If activated, the shutdown feature of your Koolance system

will automatically turn off power to the entire computer. Unsaved ﬁ les

and documents may be lost. Always make regular backups of your

ﬁ les to an external device or medium.

LED Display - Fan Speed

This option adjusts the radiator fan speed. Higher speeds can improve performance,

but will produce more noise. There is 1 automatic and 10 manual fan settings

(1-10). Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to cycle through these settings, or hold down

an arrow to skip to the highest or lowest mode directly.

Automatic mode will adjust the fans for you based on temperature values from the

primary sensor. This is the only mode available when using the ICM-505 without

the LED Display Panel. With the display, automatic mode is reached by lowering

the fan setting to “0” (Aut / A1 will be displayed).

Temperature Value

Display in ºC or ºF

Increase Fan Speed

Decrease Fan

Speed

LED Display Panel (Optional)

The ICM-505 features an expansion connection for an optional

LED Display Panel (sold separately). The display mounts in a

3.5” drive bay, or a 5.25” drive bay with 3rd-party adapter.

The LED Display allows visual monitoring of the Koolance sensor temperature,

adjustment of the alarm and shutdown mode, and adds 10 manual fan speeds to

the default automatic setting.

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