#Partcooling fan always runs at 100%, setting fan speed in slicer changes the speed of the hotend fan

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gloomy orchid
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The title explains it. Printer is an i3 Mega S running a relatively generic configuration

river verge
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Send a klippy.log or something to work with

river verge
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What pin should your partcooling fan be? according to your config PH6?

gloomy orchid
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According to the pin, yeah

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I've checked the pinouts on various configs and it is sorta messing with my brain

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I know there were three TriGorilla versions used on the i3 Mega S back in the day and I know I got the v0.0.2

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I am still looking for a picture of the pinouts for MY board in particular but I keep only finding the 0.0.1 and 0.0.0 versions

river verge
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If you have found a schematic it can help too

gloomy orchid
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Now the thing that confuses me is that in other configs I see pinouts that are a completely different format

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This is the most common image I found

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The thing confusing me to hell is the fact that by looking at other configs I see these pinouts

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[stepper_x]
step_pin = ar54
dir_pin = !ar55
enable_pin = !ar38
step_distance = .0125
endstop_pin = ^!ar3
position_min = -5
position_endstop = -5
position_max = 210
homing_speed = 30
homing_retract_dist = 5
second_homing_speed = 10

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Taking the stepper X as an example, AR54, AR55, AR38, etc.

river verge
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Those configs should have a pin mapping somewhere too

gloomy orchid
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Would it hurt my printer/board if I switched the pinouts between the fans?

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Like as a lazy fix to just have the hotend fan (which is inaudible anyway) run at 100% all of the time

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... or alternatively if I switched the connectors themselves between eachother because they are right next to eachother, the hotend and part cooling connectors

river verge
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[heater_fan extruder_fan]
pin: PH6

[fan]
pin: PL5
```would be my suggestion
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At least if the board has a printing indicating which pin should be which fan

gloomy orchid
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This is quite a headache

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I'll try it in a minute since my printer is messing with some polycarbonate ABS blend right now. Do not ask where I got a formerly 110 dollars PC-ABS blend roll

gloomy orchid
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Yehp just had to switch the pins. So the printer.cfg pinouts more or less just intercepts the signals given to the pins rather than being a hardstuck connection