Question 1

Can the display be rotated, for instance if the unit was installed vertically say in a Corsair 540?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately no, the layout of the fan controller touch display is static and always remains in the same location. So if you installed this inside a case where the bays used were vertical instead of horizontal, the info displayed would also be vertical.

Question 2

Does this controller change fan speed automatically or just manually?

Accepted Answer

It allows you to control the fan speed for up to 4 fans. You can adjust each one to whatever rpm setting you want and that is what it will maintain. There is no auto type setting. It works very well especially if you want to slow down (quiet) some of the fan noise.

Question 3

can this be used with rgb fans and still be able to control speed and color?

Accepted Answer

You can control speed, not color.

Question 4

Can this be used on automotive 12v ?

Accepted Answer

Hello Carl, Thank you for contacting us with your question. We apologize that we are unable to provide you with direct technical assistance; however, we recommend contacting the manufacturer for any compatibility questions. Support Phone: 1-510-661-9948 You may be able to chat with someone who may assist you with your question. Hope this information is helpful. Have an Eggcellent Day! Newegg.com

Question 5

can i  use this controller with a timer?

Accepted Answer

I don’t know but I can’t see why not

Question 6

how do I adjust alarm temperture?

Accepted Answer

Unlock the screen by pressing the lock symbol. To change the alarm temperature for Temp 1, for example, press and hold your finger on the temp 1 temperature display number until it begins to flash (approx. 3 seconds).  Once flashing, use the "+" or "-" buttons to change the temperature up or down respectively.  Once done, press the flashing temperature display number once again to stop the numbers from flashing and set the internal alarm temperature to the new setting.  Do the same thing for any of the other 3 temperature alarm settings.

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