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By default it's always on. If you (optionally) install the daemon then it can use the Pi SoC's internal temperature sensor to control dynamically based on need
by whiskers 7y ago
By default it's always on.
If you (optionally) install the daemon then it can use the Pi SoC's internal temperature sensor to control dynamically based on need.
- mindcrime 7y agoI don't suppose it has a fan RPM sensor or anything, so one can monitor the health of the fan itself?
- whiskers 7y ago@mindcrime - I can't reply to you due to max depth. The current version doesn't, we're having a new, custom, fan made with an RPM feedback line for a future model but it'll be a couple of months yet.
- Rychard 7y agoIf you click on the time above the post, it'll take you to a page where you can type a reply.
- whiskers 7y agoMuch obliged!
- naikrovek 7y agoNice.
- mindcrime 7y ago... we're having a new, custom, fan made with an RPM feedback line for a future model but it'll be a couple of months yet. That's good to know. Thanks for the update!
- knd775 7y agoGreat, thanks!