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    • Mentaluproarundefined
      Mentaluproar
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      Is there a way I can activate a cooling fan only when the motor drivers are active, then disable the fan again when drivers are inactive?

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      • Phaedruxundefined
        Phaedrux Moderator
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        Do you mean a electronics case cooling fan? If it's for a printer with heaters, you could just tie the fan to the heaters being active which is usually when the drivers are active as well.

        Can you tell us more about your application?

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        • Mentaluproarundefined
          Mentaluproar @Phaedrux
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          @phaedrux that’s exactly what I’m thinking. You’re right about just tying it to the heaters though. I’m not doing anything major with those steppers with the heat off. Good idea.

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          • cosmowaveundefined
            cosmowave @Mentaluproar
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            @mentaluproar Then you can easily activate thermostatic control in config.g (M106, H Parameter)...

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            • demonlibraundefined
              demonlibra
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              You can add command to start FAN in files homeall.g, homex.g, homey.g and homez.g
              Printer will be silent before running G28 command.

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