There isn't much on the website about how you program the fan from the computer, nor does it mention if it comes with any software. I think my first step once I bought one would be to use the 'lsusb' command to determine what type of usb device it is. If it is a USB - serial driver then figure out what the windows software sends to the fan perhaps by looping back the commands to another serial port. If it is a USB HID then you'd have to use a USB protocol sniffer to determine what the software is sending. Hi Everyone, I recently got the exact fan in the photo to try to attempt at hacking it.

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I thought it was worth a try at $5. Well, First off the USB programming seems all proprietory. Was hoping it to be simple serial.

But no, it shows up as a non descript USB input device 1D57:AC01. Also the micro usb cord that it comes with seems modified. Because if I use a standard Micro usb, the computer does not recognize the device and the fan does not blink in its programming mode. I used a usb protocol sniffer and can't make any sense of it as I do not have any experience with this.

I tried uploading the screenshot but limited in file size to 64kb. EDIT: Update, I think plugging in a regular usb micro cable blew the chip on the fan, it is not functional anymore.

So I plugged the packaged USB cable only into the computer and sure enough, the computer recognizes the cable without the fan. Torrent Poser Pro 2014 Mac more. So obviously the cable has some chip on it. So this fan is doing its own proprietary protocol.