SilverStone SST-F52 User manual

CPU sensor - Place the CPU sensor on the
CPU cooler, preferably on the hottest part of
the heatsink with the least airflow. It may
also be possible to place it in-between the
heatsink and the CPU for AMD Athlon
XP/Duron users. Use tape to secure the
sensor if needed.
SYS sensor - Place the SYS sensor near
the top of the system where the temperature
should be slightly warmer than the rest of
the case. Use tape to secure the sensor
if needed.
HDD sensor - Place the HDD sensor on top of
the hard drive. If there is plenty of airflow over
the top of hard drive, place the sensor in other
possible hot area where free flowing air will not
impinge on the sensor from detecting the correct
surface temperature of the hard drive.
Remove plastic caps from all three fan
connectors (CPU, SYS, and HDD) CPU fan connector - Connect the CPU fan connector to the CPU cooler's 3 pin wire.
Some motherboards may require setting
changes to prevent the system from shutting
off automatically when no CPU fan is connected
to the motherboard (please refer to your
motherboard manual for more info).
SYS fan connector - Connect the SYS fan
connector to an available 3 pin case fan that will
affect the system temperature the most.
HDD fan connector - Connect the HDD fan
connector to an available 3 pin fan that has
the most affect on cooling the hard drive
whose temperature will be monitored by the
HDD sensor.
Remove plastic caps from both LED connectors
(POWER and H.D.D.) POWER LED/H.D.D. LED - Replace the POWER
LED and H.D.D. LED connectors that are
already hooked up to the motherboard from the
case with the ones from the thermal controller.
Case LED cables can be re-connected to the
thermal controller's corresponding pass-thru pins.
Please operate and install this device under static-free environment and take great care in the use of the glass LCD screen. The FP52 thermal
controller is powered by both +12V and +5V rails from the power supply via one 4 pin connector. Connected fans are powered by +12V and the
backlighting for the LCD is powered by +5V, A CR2032 battery (sold separately) is required to maintain the clock and system settings
after the computer is powered off. When connecting or re-routing wires be sure to turn off your computer before proceeding.