InaMORata 2.0: Difference between revisions

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* On/off switch takes 12V to SATA and buck converter
* On/off switch takes 12V to SATA and buck converter
** The two sets of three wires are connected with two heatshrink solder tubes
** The two sets of three wires are connected with two heatshrink solder tubes
* Buck converter takes 5V to SATA
* Buck converter takes 5V to SATA and USB-C pigtails
** The two sets of two wires are connected with two heatshrink solder tubes
** The two sets of three wires are connected with two heatshrink solder tubes
* USB-C takes 5V to ESP32
* SATA takes 12V+5V to SATA splitter
* SATA takes 12V+5V to SATA splitter
* SATA splitter takes 12V+5V to CODI6 + SATA splitter
* SATA splitter takes 12V+5V to CODI6 + SATA splitter
* SATA splitter takes 12V to 2x pumps
* SATA splitter takes 12V to 2x pumps
* CODI6 takes 12V (via fan hookup) and 5V (via ARGB hookup) to 3x rightmost fans.
* CODI6 takes 12V (via fan hookup) and 5V (via ARGB hookup) to 3x rightmost fans
* 3x rightmost fans take 12V+5V to corresponding 3x middle fans.
* 3x rightmost fans take 12V+5V to corresponding 3x middle fans
* 3x middle fans takes 12V+5V to corresponding 3x leftmost fans.
* 3x middle fans takes 12V+5V to corresponding 3x leftmost fans


We don't need to expose the 5V to the pumps, but it doesn't hurt anything. The CODI6 has a 5-pin wire, where three pins (12V, 5V, ground) go to a SATA connector, and two pins (tach, pwm) go to a 4-hole Molex fan connector. This connector doesn't carry 12V or ground like a 4-wire Molex would.
We don't need to expose the 5V to the pumps, but it doesn't hurt anything. The CODI6 has a 5-pin wire, where three pins (12V, 5V, ground) go to a SATA connector, and two pins (tach, pwm) go to a 4-hole Molex fan connector. This connector doesn't carry 12V or ground like a 4-wire Molex would.


At this point, we have three hookups unconnected: the three Molex 4-hole connectors coming off the pumps and CODI6. Each has a tach and PWM signal, and none are drawing power. Hook them up to the perfboard's Molex 4-pin headers.
At this point, we have three hookups unconnected: the three Molex 4-hole connectors coming off the pumps and CODI6. Each has a tach and PWM signal, and none are drawing power. Hook them up to the perfboard's Molex 4-pin headers.