Core ToDo: Fan handling #5

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opened 2024-07-25 00:56:37 +02:00 by DeltaLima · 0 comments

DeltaLima commented

2024-07-25 00:56:37 +02:00

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Actually there is no fan handling implemented, actually the fan can only turned on manually on the root page with "MOSFET ON/OFF".

There are two 12V Fan outputs. Output 1 12V controlled by MOSFET, can do PWM.

12V Fan2 as 4 Pin Fan Header , can do "native" Fan-PWM. Cannot be turned off (only if the fan turns off at 0% duty cycle).

I dont want to pre-define which Fan output is for exhaust and circulating air. Thats a decision the user should make.

Exhaust Fan should be connected to air humidity (and temperature?).

Circulating Fan as well ??
Also there should be an "on/off" pattern, in which interval the circulating fan should turn on or off (or go fast / slow when doing pwm in any way)

I can imagine, that a random on/off (fast/slow) pattern could be nice as well, with max on and off time for example.
Or kinda wind simulator :D Idk

Actually there is no fan handling implemented, actually the fan can only turned on manually on the root page with "MOSFET ON/OFF". There are two 12V Fan outputs. Output 1 12V controlled by MOSFET, can do PWM. 12V Fan2 as 4 Pin Fan Header , can do "native" Fan-PWM. Cannot be turned off (only if the fan turns off at 0% duty cycle). I dont want to pre-define which Fan output is for exhaust and circulating air. Thats a decision the user should make. Exhaust Fan should be connected to air humidity (and temperature?). Circulating Fan as well ?? Also there should be an "on/off" pattern, in which interval the circulating fan should turn on or off (or go fast / slow when doing pwm in any way) I can imagine, that a random on/off (fast/slow) pattern could be nice as well, with max on and off time for example. Or kinda wind simulator :D Idk