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    • Hornetriderundefined
      Hornetrider
      last edited by

      Hi

      I am now building up my 2nd printer with Duet, but this time with DUET3.
      On Duet2WIFI I used the following to control the fan for board cooling.
      M106 P2 T40:50 H100:101:102 ; Set Fan speed to cool MCU

      With DUET3 I am a bit confused as the temp sensors have to be assigned.
      Reading thru dokumentation I could not find a hint on how to control the MCU Temp with a FAN for DUET3...but maybe it was just to late in the night 😉
      Will the M106 like above still work?

      Has somebody already made this with DUET3?

      Can't wait to finish this project 🙂

      Cheers

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      • T3P3Tonyundefined
        T3P3Tony administrators @Hornetrider
        last edited by

        I have not setup a thermostatic fan using MCU temp on Duet 3 however this is how I believe it should work. First you need to setup the output pin you want to use as a fan:

        M950 F2 C"out7"

        Then setup a virtual temperature sensor for the MCU:

        M308 S3 Y"mcutemp" A"mcutemp"

        Then you stick them together using M106

        M106 P2 T45 H3.

        www.duet3d.com

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        • Danalundefined
          Danal
          last edited by

          Working example for hot-end thermo fan:

          M308 S0 P"0.temp0" Y"thermistor" T100000 B3950 A"Bed" 
          M950 F10 C"1.out6"
          M106 P10 S255 H1 T45    ; S = Speed of fan Px, Hxx = heater for thermo mode, T = temps for thermo mode.
          

          As @T3P3Tony pointed out, only defining the input (M308) to be the proc instead of a pin, only that will be different.

          Delta / Kossel printer fanatic

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          • Hornetriderundefined
            Hornetrider
            last edited by

            Thanks T3P3Tony and Danal

            I will check it out.

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