Closed Valiance closed 1 year ago
The main chip has built in throttling with too high temperature. It's not going to set itself on fire. You should have a heatsink and fan on it though, just like a normal CPU.
This will get you the temperature in klipper,
[temperature_sensor CB1]
sensor_type: temperature_host
Or install ls-sensors terminal,
sudo apt install ls-sensors
When that is done run command,
sensors
And this is an example of how to control a fan with the built-in temperature sensor.
[temperature_fan Case_fans]
pin: PD4
sensor_type: temperature_host
off_below: 0.4
min_temp: 10
max_temp: 90
target_temp: 55
control: pid
pid_Kp: 2
pid_Ki: 4
pid_Kd: 0.1
Thank you so much, Patrick. This is beautiful.
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And this is an example of how to control fins with the built-in temperature sensor.
[temperature_fan Case_fans] pin: PD4 sensor_type: temperature_host off_below: 0.4 min_temp: 10 max_temp: 90 target_temp: 55 control: pid pid_Kp: 2 pid_Ki: 4 pid_Kd: 0.1
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The CB1 unit burns hot at times. Is there a safety internal temperature monitor for max temp shut down? Is there a more civil internal temperature reporting it does to the OS, or say... Klipper? Like a temp sensor I could use to trigger a fan2 on/off? This could help prevent forest fires... If not, perhaps getting an official statement from BTT in the form of a warning: 'There is not an internal temperature monitoring system available for the CB1' Granted, I know that is a bit much, but still... asking.