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Connecting a CPP blower to Fan0

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    Zatsit
    last edited by Zatsit 26 Sept 2018, 16:56

    Hello, everyone!

    I have recovered the blower fan from a CPP machine, and I use it as a remote fan for cooling printed objects. It is a compact, silent and very powerful unit, which, combined with an efficient diffuser, is capable of terrorizing any filament, as soon as it leaves the nozzle.

    The motor is a three-wire brushless, which I connected to a brushless driver module from ebay. This module is controlled by a variable voltage from 0 to 5V. For the moment, I use a potentiometer.

    My question is: how to order this module from pin Fan0, which provides controlled grounding in PWM?

    I have mounted a passive integrator, using a 47µF capacitor and a 2.2kOhms resistance, but I only get an on/off control, and inverted (0 = Full motor, any PWM value = motor off). But full motor, it's scary!

    How do I build the interface circuit? Thank you!

    Creator of Zatsit, the delta printer with none assembly

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      last edited by 29 Sept 2018, 16:04

      I presume you have connected the input of your integrator to the FAN- pin of the FAN0 connector. Did you also connect a pullup resistor between FAN- and +5V?

      Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
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