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    • peter247undefined
      peter247
      last edited by peter247

      O.K , Slowly wiring up my Duet 3 mini and understand the jump from the duet 2 wifi and the duet 3 mini.

      I have 24v fans same as Vin , So question 1 , What two pins do I use GND and outx- or V_outlc1 and Gnd , I think that is a lower voltage pin , But why GND and OUT minus ?.
      Question 2 , By default is the jumper set for 12v fan 3 / 4 and Vin 5/ 6 ?

      Ender 5 plus linear rail and hemera powered by duet 2 wifi , CR10s pro v1 with bltouch mostly stock , BLV mgn Cube slowly being built powered by duet 3 mini 5+

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      • Luke'sLaboratoryundefined
        Luke'sLaboratory @peter247
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        @peter247 V_outtlc1 and out- for two-wire fans that you want board PWM control on.
        There is an extra ground because out- is the side that does the switching, not the input voltage (outtlc)

        1. probably. Choose what you need

        Luke
        http://lukeslab.online

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        • Phaedruxundefined
          Phaedrux Moderator
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          The fans need to connect to the positive voltage side and the negative voltage side, not to ground.

          V_OUTLC1 and OUT3- for instance.

          Some examples https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/Ender+3+Pro+and+Duet+3+Mini+5++Guide+Part+1:+Wiring/87#s252

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