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| ATS - Active Thermal Service


Active Fan Thermal Service tool, to Control Processor Temperature on RockPro64 Single Board Computer,

But could be adapted to other boards too.. This tool is system Agnostic.

The Control is Made via SysFS, based in the Lua Scripting Language. You can Adapt the file ats, if you want( its configured for RockPro64 )

Table of contents

Characteristics:


Curve Response of PWM to Temperature:

Response of PWM to Temperature Curve:

Explanation:
  1. Temp < 40°C,
     Fan will Stop
  2. 40°C <= Temp <= 60°C,
     Fan is Adjusted, acordingly like in the Chart, 'PWM Curve Response'
  3. 60°C < Temp < 70°C,
     Fan set to Maximum Value..
  4. -20°C >= Temp >= 70°C,
     System will shutdown in 10 Seconds..

    Nota:

    RockChip has done its tests on a Board, at 80°C, They rate the CPU at -20°C <= Absolute Maximum <= 85°C( 125°C were junction temperature will start to cause damage permanently ).. The CPU should make a emergency shutdown at around 85°C, so better operate lower..

    For reliability, high temperatures are not good to maintain Continuously( Rockchip also make some provisions to that in the datasheet.. ), So I decided to take some precaution measures here, shutting down at 70°C, for the sake of reliability..

Requirements:


To use ATS: First, you need to install its depedencies..

Debian/Ubuntu

1. Install Dependencies.

Install or Remove


Several independent Options: Master, Release and Manual.

A. Using Luarocks
  1. Install from master( last code, but more prone to errors.. )
    • luarocks build https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tuxd3v/ats/master/ats-master-0.rockspec
  2. Install by release, check in Releases tab( ie: v0.2.0 ):
    • luarocks build https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tuxd3v/ats/master/ats-0.2-0.rockspec
  3. Remove using LuaRocks
    • luarocks remove ats
B. Compile/Install/Remove manually, using make ( need to download first the code ie: with git, by browser).
  1. Compile
    • make
  2. Install
    • make install
  3. Remove the downloaded code..
    • make purge
  4. Remove ats
    • make remove

After install, verify the end of the output for something like:

systemctl status ats

● ats.service - ATS - Active Thermal Service
   Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/ats.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
   Active: active (running) since Fri 2018-11-23 01:43:10 WET; 47s ago
 Main PID: 21040 (lua)
    Tasks: 1 (limit: 4642)
   CGroup: /system.slice/ats.service
       └─21040 lua /usr/local/sbin/ats

Nov 23 01:43:10 rockpro64 systemd[1]: Started ATS - Active Thermal Service.

Run Tests


You can execute in test mode( to see state values, and configuration ), and also edit '/etc/ats.conf', to tune for your Cooling-System, or preferences..

  1. Stop the service first:
    • service ats stop
  2. Start in test mode( 2 similar options, pick only one .. to exit, just press ctrl+c keys ):
    • ats -t
    • ats --test
  3. After tests, start as a service:
    • service ats start
  4. Check if service started
    • service ats status

Check ATS version


Check which version you have installed:

Donations


ATS project, is been made availlable by me, has a way to have a active cooling tool, for Our SBCs..

If you want to help this project, consider a donation..

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Credits


ATS : tuxd3v

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