Sensor Moderators Exhumed Posted March 30 Sensor Moderators Posted March 30 22 hours ago, buddyunholy said: Hello! Does anyone have a backup of Moderno Nero panel? the website is down and seems like it was the only place to get it Here is a backup of the panel. (original file, no changes) Moderno-MkI_sensorpanel.zip 4 1 Quote
buddyunholy Posted March 30 Posted March 30 2 hours ago, Exhumed said: Here is a backup of the panel. (original file, no changes) Moderno-MkI_sensorpanel.zip 2.92 MB · 7 downloads Thank you very much! Maybe you have 1280x800 version as well? Quote
Sensor Moderators Exhumed Posted March 31 Sensor Moderators Posted March 31 5 hours ago, buddyunholy said: Thank you very much! Maybe you have 1280x800 version as well? No, i only found this panel. Quote
Sele Posted March 31 Posted March 31 On 3/15/2025 at 2:15 AM, LuizRDM said: a good panel is never ready, or good enough 😁 2025-03-14.sensorpanel 3 MB · 89 downloads VERSION 03.14 suggestions, comments and criticisms will ALWAYS be welcome PLS need this in 1920x1080 2 Quote
KolourfulKyle Posted April 1 Posted April 1 On 11/28/2024 at 11:34 AM, Dinimiz İSLÂM said: Bu en son kullandığım full hd panel 1920x1080 Full hd.sensorpanelUnavailable Do you still have this to reshare at all? Quote
KolourfulKyle Posted April 1 Posted April 1 1 minute ago, KolourfulKyle said: Do you still have this to reshare at all? Do you have this to reshare at all? Quote
poison ahsoka Posted April 1 Posted April 1 On 2/3/2025 at 8:29 AM, FrankieSeZ said: I downloaded a background someone posted here that I loved and worked from that. Second one Ive ever made, better than the first one lol. Thank you to Onra for the background he uploaded. I edited the background a bit and reused the gauges. Theme is just the components of my rig LuizRDM_2025-03-12.sensorpanel Quote
poison ahsoka Posted April 1 Posted April 1 On 1/8/2025 at 4:29 AM, ONra said: With brand logos 2 Quote
AndGaas Posted April 1 Posted April 1 On 3/30/2025 at 8:33 PM, Exhumed said: Here is a backup of the panel. (original file, no changes) Moderno-MkI_sensorpanel.zip 2.92 MB · 62 downloads Can someone please make this for 1280x800 screen? Thank you! Quote
rinaldop Posted April 2 Posted April 2 ATTENTION ALL FIGHTER PILOTS! WE ARE CALLING YOU TO JOIN AN ELITE SQUADRON! This panel is based off of the actual cockpit dashboard of the A-10 Warthog fighter plane. EVERYTHING on this panel is functional! I have included a legend that describes what each sensor monitors. Special Features 1. The lights under the FPS radar turn on as your FPS increases. Lamp 1 turns on at 30 FPS Lamp 2 turns on at 60 FPS Lamp 3 turns on at 90 FPS Lamp 4 turns on at 120 FPS 2. When you start a game the protective cover on the eject button lifts, getting ready for you to eject if your gaming session turns deadly! 3. GPU and CPU temperature effects! As your CPU and GPU temperatures reach danger levels your cockpit overheats and you begin to blackout! The font is Futura. The panel resolution is 1024x600. Resize or change requests will be considered on a case by case basis. In order to save space on the forum I am providing two downloads. One has just the panel, the other has the panel, font, and sensor monitor legend. Take a look! Panel Only A-10Warthog-rinaldop-2025-03-22.zip Complete File https://icedrive.net/s/ZTPt1VTAVyFb7GbXTC8h8kN3hF2z 1 1 2 Quote
Monkeys86 Posted April 3 Posted April 3 Guys does anyone know how to enable Aida64 on a turing turzx lcd, I saw that it has to be activated in preferences, lcd I do it but it gives a com port error, does anyone know how to solve it?? Please help me Quote
BHSY Posted April 3 Posted April 3 (edited) 16 hours ago, Monkeys86 said: Guys does anyone know how to enable Aida64 on a turing turzx lcd, I saw that it has to be activated in preferences, lcd I do it but it gives a com port error, does anyone know how to solve it?? Please help me Do you encounter connection problems when using the smart turing software, and are you connecting the device to a type c USB cable connected to a 9-pin USB header? I encountered a connection problem when I first used it. After changing the COM port driver, I was able to connect it. You can try changing the COM port drivers to see if it resolves the issue. Go to Device Manager in Control Panel --> 'COM & LPT' Ports, look for a driver called 'SPRD U2S Diag (COM9)', right-click it and select 'Update Driver'--> 'Browse my computer for drivers' --> select 'Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer --> try 'USB Serial Device' and click next to install it. You don't have to restart your system after the installation. If this method doesn't work, try connecting it to a different 9-pin USB port or try a different cable (could be faulty). Edited April 4 by BHSY Should be 9-pin USB header, not type C USB 1 2 Quote
Monkeys86 Posted April 3 Posted April 3 7 hours ago, BHSY said: Hai riscontrato problemi di connessione quando utilizzi il software smart turing e stai utilizzando un cavo USB di tipo c collegato a una porta USB a 9 pin? Ho riscontrato un problema di connessione quando l'ho utilizzato per la prima volta. Dopo aver cambiato il driver della porta COM, sono riuscito a collegarlo. Puoi provare a cambiare i driver della porta COM per vedere se il problema si risolve. Vai a Gestione dispositivi nel Pannello di controllo --> Porte 'COM e LPT', cerca un driver chiamato 'SPRD U2S Diag (COM9)', fai clic destro e seleziona 'Aggiorna driver' --> 'Cerca driver nel computer' --> seleziona 'Scegli da un elenco di driver disponibili sul computer --> prova 'Dispositivo seriale USB' e fai clic su Avanti per installarlo. Non devi riavviare il sistema dopo l'installazione. Se questo metodo non funziona, prova a collegarlo a una porta USB a 9 pin diversa o a usare un cavo diverso (potrebbe essere difettoso). Thanks for the reply, I'll try to follow these steps right away, I'm connected to the 9-pin USB, since the 2 ports on the motherboard are occupied I have an nzxt hub, and I connected it there, I'll try to see if I solve it as you described and if so I'll let you know. Thanks again for your help Quote
Loyd Posted April 3 Posted April 3 20 hours ago, rinaldop said: ATTENTION ALL FIGHTER PILOTS! WE ARE CALLING YOU TO JOIN AN ELITE SQUADRON! This panel is based off of the actual cockpit dashboard of the A-10 Warthog fighter plane. EVERYTHING on this panel is functional! I have included a legend that describes what each sensor monitors. Special Features 1. The lights under the FPS radar turn on as your FPS increases. Lamp 1 turns on at 30 FPS Lamp 2 turns on at 60 FPS Lamp 3 turns on at 90 FPS Lamp 4 turns on at 120 FPS 2. When you start a game the protective cover on the eject button lifts, getting ready for you to eject if your gaming session turns deadly! 3. GPU and CPU temperature effects! As your CPU and GPU temperatures reach danger levels your cockpit overheats and you begin to blackout! The font is Futura. The panel resolution is 1024x600. Resize or change requests will be considered on a case by case basis. In order to save space on the forum I am providing two downloads. One has just the panel, the other has the panel, font, and sensor monitor legend. Take a look! Panel Only A-10Warthog-rinaldop-2025-03-22.zip 2.74 MB · 9 downloads Complete File https://icedrive.net/s/ZTPt1VTAVyFb7GbXTC8h8kN3hF2z the https file flagged my anti-virus software. but the panel only gave me most of the great panel good work 1 Quote
Monkeys86 Posted April 3 Posted April 3 8 ore fa, BHSY ha detto: Hai riscontrato problemi di connessione quando utilizzi il software smart turing e stai utilizzando un cavo USB di tipo c collegato a una porta USB a 9 pin? Ho riscontrato un problema di connessione quando l'ho utilizzato per la prima volta. Dopo aver cambiato il driver della porta COM, sono riuscito a collegarlo. Puoi provare a cambiare i driver della porta COM per vedere se il problema si risolve. Vai a Gestione dispositivi nel Pannello di controllo --> Porte 'COM e LPT', cerca un driver chiamato 'SPRD U2S Diag (COM9)', fai clic destro e seleziona 'Aggiorna driver' --> 'Cerca driver nel computer' --> seleziona 'Scegli da un elenco di driver disponibili sul computer --> prova 'Dispositivo seriale USB' e fai clic su Avanti per installarlo. Non devi riavviare il sistema dopo l'installazione. Se questo metodo non funziona, prova a collegarlo a una porta USB a 9 pin diversa oa usare un cavo diverso (potrebbe essere difettoso). Purtroppo ho provato come hai descritto ma senza successo, vedo sullo schermo una classica USB, è alimentata solo da USB, nella porta COM purtroppo non la vedo...@BHSY Quote
Vimyscout Posted April 3 Posted April 3 1920 x 480 Panel and fonts in zip Thanks for looking G3Vimy.zip 8 1 Quote
blakerobert1982 Posted April 3 Posted April 3 Why is nothing available to download? Even the stuff posted just hours ago says unavailable. Quote
BHSY Posted April 3 Posted April 3 14 hours ago, BHSY said: Do you encounter connection problems when using the smart turing software, and are you using a type c USB cable connected to a 9-pin USB port? I encountered a connection problem when I first used it. After changing the COM port driver, I was able to connect it. Sorry! I made a mistake in my earliest post, it should be 'using 9-pin USB port, not type C. My mistake. If I use type C, AIDA64 prompts an error, 'com port not found', and even the TURZX software can't connect the device. Maybe my device type C port is faulty. 5 hours ago, Monkeys86 said: Unfortunately I tried as you described but without success, I see a classic USB on the screen, it is only powered by USB, unfortunately I don't see it in the COM port...@ BHSY If you're device is still connected to a 9-pin USB port header, try this method. Is your TURZX software still open when you enable Turing LCD support in AIDA64 Preferences? If it is, disable auto-start in the settings. Then, right-click the TURZX icon in the startup taskbar and select 'Exit the software and shut down the device'. Try enabling 'Turing LCD support' again and see if it resolves the issue. Quote
Loyd Posted April 4 Posted April 4 1 hour ago, BHSY said: Sorry! I made a mistake in my earliest post, it should be 'using 9-pin USB port, not type C. My mistake. If I use type C, AIDA64 prompts an error, 'com port not found', and even the TURZX software can't connect the device. Maybe my device port is faulty. If you're device is still connected to a 9-pin USB port, try this method. Is your TURZX software still open when you enable Turing LCD support in AIDA64 Preferences? If it is, disable auto-start in the settings. Then, right-click the TURZX icon in the startup taskbar and select 'Exit the software and shut down the device'. Try enabling 'Turing LCD support' again and see if it resolves the issue. make sure your hub transmits data, some hubs are power only Quote
BHSY Posted April 4 Posted April 4 1 hour ago, Loyd said: make sure your hub transmits data, some hubs are power only Thanks Loyd. My device type C connection was connected directly to my system port, not a hub. Many people have problems using USB type C to connect. The only way for the device to work is by connecting it to a 9-pin USB header. Quote
Loyd Posted April 4 Posted April 4 16 minutes ago, BHSY said: Thanks Loyd. My device type C connection was connected directly to my system port, not a hub. Many people have problems using USB type C to connect. The only way for the device to work is by connecting it to a 9-pin USB port. 16 minutes ago, BHSY said: Thanks Loyd. My device type C connection was connected directly to my system port, not a hub. Many people have problems using USB type C to connect. The only way for the device to work is by connecting it to a 9-pin USB port. 16 minutes ago, BHSY said: Thanks Loyd. My device type C connection was connected directly to my system port, not a hub. Many people have problems using USB type C to connect. The only way for the device to work is by connecting it to a 9-pin USB port. I have 2 turzx monitors, a 5" and a 3.5" kinda testing, both are plugged into a hub and both are c with an usb plug. one is under aida and the other under turzx software. 1 Quote
BHSY Posted April 4 Posted April 4 10 hours ago, Loyd said: I have 2 turzx monitors, a 5" and a 3.5" kinda testing, both are plugged into a hub and both are c with an usb plug. one is under aida and the other under turzx software. Mine is an 8.8" 1920 x 480. I guess my device's USB type C port is faulty; even changing to a different type C data cable was unable to connect. I tried it on my data hub, and I was also unable to connect too. Luckily, the 9-PIN works, if not become trash. Oh well, mounting the device in the PC case is also not bad, hiding the cable. Use it as a decoration sensor panel😁. I also can use it to test if the sensor readout fonts are too small to read from my siting position when designing the panel skins😁. 1 1 Quote
Monkeys86 Posted April 4 Posted April 4 11 hours ago, BHSY said: Mi dispiace! Ho fatto un errore nel mio primo post, dovrebbe essere "utilizzando una porta USB a 9 pin, non di tipo C". Errore mio. Se utilizzo il tipo C, AIDA64 visualizza un errore, "porta com non trovata", e persino il software TURZX non riesce a collegare il dispositivo. Forse la porta di tipo C del mio dispositivo è difettosa. Se il dispositivo è ancora collegato a una porta USB a 9 pin , prova questo metodo. Il tuo software TURZX è ancora aperto quando abiliti il supporto Turing LCD nelle preferenze di AIDA64? Se lo è, disabilita l'avvio automatico nelle impostazioni. Quindi, fai clic con il pulsante destro del mouse sull'icona TURZX nella barra delle applicazioni di avvio e seleziona "Esci dal software e spegni il dispositivo". Prova ad abilitare nuovamente il "supporto LCD Turing" e vedi se il problema si risolve. The turzx software detects it and works perfectly, the only dilemma is that being connected to a 9pin nzxt hub even if internal, it does not detect it, but from the usb dump it works perfectly Quote
BHSY Posted April 4 Posted April 4 53 minutes ago, Monkeys86 said: The turzx software detects it and works perfectly, the only dilemma is that being connected to a 9pin nzxt hub even if internal, it does not detect it, but from the usb dump it works perfectly Have you tried connecting your device directly to the 9-pin USB header on your motherboard instead of using NZXT Hub? As I mentioned in my previous post, you also need to "Exit the software and turn off the device" before enabling the Turing LCD support in the AIDA64 preferences. Quote
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