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DKC said:So the fanbus hooks into the baybus, and the baybus hooks into the power???
Good good, I think I understand sufficiently, sort of, now, to hook a fan into that kind of fanbus I'm gonna have to cut off the molex connector and just use bare wires right?
Also, how do I know which knob controles which fan???? Cuz there is only one wire from the fanbus, so how can it differentiate?
DKC said:ok i'm sorta starting to get it, I just have a couple questions...
1) If I plug 6 fans into the fanbus how can I plug that into the baybus in order to control 2 fans per rheostat? Because if there is only one molex connector from the fan to bay, how can it tell which fan goes to which switch?
kendan said:
You do not need the fanbus when you use a baybus!!!!! to controll two fans per rheostat just hook the two fans to one rheostat in the baybus. Be carefull and make sure that the rheostats can handle the two fans,
Edit: here is a good site with instructions on building your own baybus: http://www.fanbus.com/thelab/BayBusAug01/BayBus_Aug01.htm
here is the link to Cliff's