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The specifications of any product may change without prior notice to improve performance.
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Fan Connector
(CNPS7700 LED)
Motherboard
Double-sided Tape
FAN MATE 2
6-Pin Connector
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FAN MATE 2 Installation and Usage
1) Installing FAN MATE 2 on the Inside of the System 2) Installing FAN MATE 2 on the Outside of the System
Connect the appropriate 3-pin connector on the
cable to the motherboard fan header and the
CNPS7700 LED’s fan connector.
Pull the 6-pin connector out of the system through
the back and connect it to FAN MATE 2, which
should be installed on the case using the included
double-sided tape.
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Fan speed can be controlled with the use of FAN MATE2. Turning the speed control knob in the clockwise
direction will increase the fan speed, and turning the speed control knob in the counter-clockwise direction will
decrease the fan speed.
Note)
FAN MATE 2 has been specifically designed for the fan of this product. Zalman Tech Co., Ltd. is not
responsible for any damage to systems or CPUs caused by using it with other types of fans.
8. Notes on Usage
1) Checking CPU Compatibility
Please refer to “Compatible CPUs” on page 3 to confirm that your CPU is compatible before using the CPU cooler.
2) Cautions During Booting
When booting the computer, it may automatically power down after an alarm sound by a system
monitoring program to indicate that the CPU fan is rotating slowly. If this happens, turn the speed
control knob fully clockwise to increase the fan speed. Then set ‘CPU Fan Detected’ to ‘Disabled’ in
BIOS settings, or set the slowest rotational speed of the CPU fan in the system monitoring program to
less than or equal to 900rpm.
Note)
Some motherboards do not boot if the rotational speed of the CPU fan is below a certain
rpm. If the BIOS settings are updated, Silent Mode can be used. For more information on
updating your BIOS, please refer to your motherboard manufacturer's website. Disabling
CPU fan speed detection in BIOS settings does not affect computer performance.
3) Overclocking
The fan should be set to Normal Mode if Overclocking.
(Zalman Tech Co., Ltd. is not responsible for any damage resulting from CPU Overclocking.)
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