Hello,
There are two possible configurations. The first which I used is 4 and
6, because it was I don't know standard speed or full speed, the other
is pin 1 and 6, that one I didn't choose because the book said it was
for slower speed/quiet operations. Given what I have read about the
heat of the Pi 4 I wanted the higher speed, plus the fan itself is not
very loud.
What Pi 4 did you get? What are you planning to do with it?
Thanks.
DAve.
On 3/12/20, Steve Matzura <number6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Which and where are the correct pins to which the fan should be===========================================================
connected? They are probably on the GPIO pins area, and I know there's a
pin that will keep the fan on all the time, and another that will vary
the voltage sent to it depending on the internal temperature a perceived
by some sensor. Any info greatly appreciated.
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