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TrueControl

features individual, front-acce5V, +3.3V, +12V voltage

and fan controls. This allows user adjustment of individual voltages and fans

while the system is running. If you're monitoring system voltages or fans you

will be able to see the values change live via the hardware monitor software or

the motherboard BIOS. With this functionality you can stabilize a heavily loaded

system, even when overclocking. Additionally, this functionality allows adjust-

ment of the minimum speed of the internal power supply fans and case fans

connected to the Fan Only connectors.

Note:

TrueControl consists of two parts: The TruePower power supply and the

control panel. This special power supply must be used with the panel to control

the voltages and the fan speed. The adjustment range is ±5% of the specified

voltages. You may use the power supply without connecting the panel however

doing so will automatically set the power supply to 95% of voltage spec. to

prevent unwanted higher output voltages.

TrueControl Connector:

6-pin white connector

(white cable) to connect TruePower power

supply to the Control Panel.

External Power Connector:

TruePower features

a 4-pin external female connector (equivalent

to AMP1-480424-0 or Molex 8981-04) for

powering external peripherals that need either

+5V or +12V DC Power. Some examples of

compatible equipment are external drive 

enclosures, water cooling and lighting systems, and a variety of automotive

products. (Some may require a cigarette lighter adapter, available separately.)

Installation:

Please install the TruePower power supply unit in your case as described in the

main TruePower manual that accompanied this product. Make sure the voltage

selector switch is set properly. Then install and connect the control panel as

described below.

Additional Installation for TrueControl:

1.   Install the 5.25" front panel into your 

case in an unused 5.25” drive bay

2.  Connect the 6-pin white connector to the 

connector behind the panel 

(as shown on right). 

The installation is completed.

Using TrueControl:

There are three voltage adjustment ports (marked with +12V, +3.3V and

+5V) and one fan adjustment knob for the user to adjust the voltages and

minimum fan speed. There is an adjustment tool comes with the panel to

adjust the voltages.  

1.  Boot up your system as normal.

2.  Pull the adjustment tool out from the front panel.

3.  Insert the tool into each adjustment port to adjust the voltages. The 

default voltages are set at +12.0V, +3.3V and +5.0V

4.  Turn the adjustment port clockwise to increase and counter clockwise 

to decrease the voltage. The maximum voltage range you can adjust is

set at ±5% 

To adjust the minimum fan speed, turn the knob clockwise to increase the

speed.

Note:

This manual fan control does not override the built-in fan control 

circuitry. Turning the knob only allows you to change the minimum fan

speed (default at about 1500 RPM) of the control circuitry. The upper

bound that you can set the minimum fan speed is up to 3500 RPM. 

To calibrate your voltages outputs we recommend using a multi-meter to

verify the +12V and +5V voltages, as the motherboard BIOS may not

detect the voltages correctly. You cannot measure the+3.3V voltage

through the Molex 4-pin connector as described below since the connector

does not 3.3V current.

1.  Set the measuring dial of your meter to VDC. Choose the maximum 

measuring rage to+20VDC or higher.

2.  To 12V: Use a 4-pin Molex connector from the power supply, 

insert the positive pole (red) to a connector pin with a yellow wire and 

insert the negative pole (black) to one of the connector pins with a 

black wire. You should be able to read the voltage reading of +12V 

output.

3.  To 5V: Use a 4-pin Molex connector from the power supply,

insert the positive pole (red) to the connector pin with the red wire 

and insert the negative pole (black) to one of the connector pins with 

black wires. You should be able to read the voltage reading of +5V 

output.

4.  Adjust the voltage as desired on the TrueControl Control Panel with 

the provided tool.

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6-pin white connector

This manual is an addendum to the 

TruePower

manual included with your

power supply. It is meant to be used in addition to that information

Connector behind panel

Adjustment tool

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