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    Using a header pin to control a part cooling fan.

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    • Andreundefined
      Andre
      last edited by

      Good day,

      Is it possible to use a header pin (instead of the standard PWM fan outputs) to control a PWM (0-5v) part cooling fan?

      Regards,

      Andre

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      • dc42undefined
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        Not directly, because the expansion connector outputs are 3.3v and can supply limited current. However, the latest RC firmware versions allow you to connect a fan to a heater output; so you could connect an external mosfet to one of the heater outputs on the expansion bus to drive a fan.

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        • Andreundefined
          Andre
          last edited by

          Brilliant that is pretty much what I ended up doing and it is now working.

          Thank you very much.

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