Closed GrahamboJangles closed 3 months ago
I found the values that control my fans by controlling the fans using the NitroSense software and probing using ec-probe.exe.
# Enable auto fan for CPU
ec-probe write 034 004
# Disable auto fan for CPU
ec-probe write 034 012
# Sets the CPU fan speed in percentage, 000-100. Does not work unless auto fan is disabled.
ec-probe write 055 100
# Enable auto fan for GPU
ec-probe write 033 016
# Disable auto fan for GPU
ec-probe write 033 048
# Sets the GPU fan speed in percentage, 000-100. Does not work unless auto fan is disabled.
ec-probe write 058 100
# Read the CPU temperature
ec-probe read 176
I can't get the Notebook FanControl software to work though, it just sets itself back to Disabled when I try to enable it with my config. Here's my config though, maybe I'm doing it wrong:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<FanControlConfigV2 xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<NotebookModel>Nitro AN515-55</NotebookModel>
<ReadWriteWords>false</ReadWriteWords>
<FanConfigurations>
<!-- CPU Fan Configuration -->
<FanConfiguration>
<ReadRegister>34</ReadRegister>
<WriteRegister>34</WriteRegister>
<MinSpeedValue>0</MinSpeedValue>
<MaxSpeedValue>0</MaxSpeedValue>
<ResetRequired>true</ResetRequired>
<FanSpeedResetValue>4</FanSpeedResetValue>
<FanDisplayName>Intel i5-10300H CPU @ 2.5GHz</FanDisplayName>
</FanConfiguration>
<!-- GPU Fan Configuration -->
<FanConfiguration>
<ReadRegister>33</ReadRegister>
<WriteRegister>33</WriteRegister>
<MinSpeedValue>0</MinSpeedValue>
<MaxSpeedValue>0</MaxSpeedValue>
<ResetRequired>true</ResetRequired>
<FanSpeedResetValue>16</FanSpeedResetValue>
<FanDisplayName>NVIDIA 3050 ti</FanDisplayName>
</FanConfiguration>
</FanConfigurations>
<RegisterWriteConfigurations>
<!-- CPU Fan Auto Mode -->
<RegisterWriteConfiguration>
<WriteOccasion>OnInitialization</WriteOccasion>
<Register>34</Register>
<Value>4</Value>
<ResetRequired>true</ResetRequired>
<ResetValue>4</ResetValue>
<Description>Enable auto fan for CPU</Description>
</RegisterWriteConfiguration>
<!-- GPU Fan Auto Mode -->
<RegisterWriteConfiguration>
<WriteOccasion>OnInitialization</WriteOccasion>
<Register>33</Register>
<Value>16</Value>
<ResetRequired>true</ResetRequired>
<ResetValue>16</ResetValue>
<Description>Enable auto fan for GPU</Description>
</RegisterWriteConfiguration>
</RegisterWriteConfigurations>
</FanControlConfigV2>
@GrahamboJangles Hey, I also have same model of you AN515-55-56R2 can I use your config?
@elyeandre go right ahead that's why I posted this. I could never get it to work with the NBFC software though. But manually changing the values with the commandline worked
@elyeandre if you get it to work with NBFC let me know how you did it!
Has anyone tried this config? I have the same laptop although i have gtx 1650 ti and i5-10300H. Would it work for my laptop?
It seems that the registers you found works while testing with ec-probe. I tried other models config like AN515-42 and they also work but they use different register adresses from yours. I will just stick with them for now.
@erhangk Did you get it to work using NBFC?
@erhangk Did you get it to work using NBFC?
Yes but i used the linux version of nbfc. Should be working on Windows too.
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Anyone else having this issue? Can't use NBFC at all. @erhangk where did you find AN515-42 config?
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0113ab0e-6dac-4eb3-a65d-76625600e5bb
Describe the bug
nbfc.exe config --recommend
To Reproduce Run
nbfc.exe config --recommend
System information
Additional context I presume my model (Acer Nitro AN515-55) is just not supported, but I'd like some help in getting it working. This guy got it working with a very similar model: https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/570212/nitrosense-custom-fan-settings-is-there-a-way-to-set-speed-of-laptop-fan-or-at-least-change-curve
Here's a snippet of the ACPI DSDT code I found that has the word EmbeddedControl:
I tried probing and writing to any of the registers that seemed to be related but nothing ever changes the sounds of the fans.