Closed Avatarsia closed 2 years ago
Red is te complete view of that board temperature Blue is the current Temperature of the board Green is the target temperature where the fan switch on/off
I think the target temperature should be set a bit lower, no? Maybe 50 deg or something? That should keep the fan on during a print, but turn off when the print is done.
I think the target temperature should be set a bit lower, no? Maybe 50 deg or something? That should keep the fan on during a print, but turn off when the print is done.
you are the designer of the board, so you can make the best recommendation. i think most of the parts are able to survive in a long term with 75c. also during print it will raise in my area (north germany) alway up to 75c.
anyway you can change the target temperature always inside the dashboard according to your needs
This has been added to the config in Klipper
Merged in master
Change to default the Board Temperature to a fan control, this will also be shown in the chart
[temperature_fan board] pin: PB4 min_temp: 20 max_temp: 100 sensor_type: EPCOS 100K B57560G104F sensor_pin: PA6 control: watermark gcode_id: Board target_temp: 75