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Yoyojacky: /* Descriptions */

2023-03-10T07:19:38Z

Descriptions

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	NOTE: Raspberry Pi 4B and M.2 SATA SSD drive are not included in the package, require additional purchase. Please pay attention to the type of your SSD drive, it must be M.2 SATA SSD 2280, The adapter board does not support NVME SSD.</font>		NOTE: Raspberry Pi 4B and M.2 SATA SSD drive are not included in the package, require additional purchase. Please pay attention to the type of your SSD drive, it must be M.2 SATA SSD 2280, The adapter board does not support NVME SSD.</font>
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	==Features==		==Features==

Yoyojacky: /* Descriptions */

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	Other operating systems may require you to write software yourself and send PWM signals to the fan through GPIO pins to control fan’s speed.		Other operating systems may require you to write software yourself and send PWM signals to the fan through GPIO pins to control fan’s speed.
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	NOTE: Raspberry Pi 4B and M.2 SATA SSD drive are not included in the package, require additional purchase. Please pay attention to the type of your SSD drive, it must be M.2 SATA SSD 2280, The adapter board does not support NVME ~~SSD and NGFF~~ SSD.</font>		NOTE: Raspberry Pi 4B and M.2 SATA SSD drive are not included in the package, require additional purchase. Please pay attention to the type of your SSD drive, it must be M.2 SATA SSD 2280, The adapter board does not support NVME SSD.</font>
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 python3 fan_control.py
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 ==Tech -Support==
 If you have any question about this product, please kindly contact with us: admin@52pi.com
 ==Keywords==
 * Aluminum NAS Case with 3510 Ultra-Quiet Cooling Fan, NAS Case, Raspberry Pi 4B case.

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	==Keywords==		==Keywords==
			* Aluminum NAS Case with 3510 Ultra-Quiet Cooling Fan, NAS Case, Raspberry Pi 4B case.

Yoyojacky: /* How to configure PWM fan */

2023-01-31T06:11:31Z

How to configure PWM fan

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	We are assuming that you are using Raspberry Pi OS (Official).		We are assuming that you are using Raspberry Pi OS (Official).
	1. Press `Ctrl+T` or click terminal Icon to open a terminal and typing: “sudo raspi-config”		1. Press `Ctrl+T` or click terminal Icon to open a terminal and typing: “sudo raspi-config”
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	Navigate to 4 Performance Options		Navigate to 4 Performance Options
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	and navigate to P4 Fan and select YES.		and navigate to P4 Fan and select YES.
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	Keep 14 as default.		Keep 14 as default.
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	select yes, input a temperature in degrees should the fan turn on, Recommend setting to 60 degrees.		select yes, input a temperature in degrees should the fan turn on, Recommend setting to 60 degrees.
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	select yes and reboot your Raspberry Pi.		select yes and reboot your Raspberry Pi.
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	If you are using other OS on Raspberry Pi, please refer to how to generate PWM signal in your OS.		If you are using other OS on Raspberry Pi, please refer to how to generate PWM signal in your OS.
	Here is a demo code, it will help you to control the fan speed according to the temperature of CPU.		Here is a demo code, it will help you to control the fan speed according to the temperature of CPU.
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	python3 fan_control.py		python3 fan_control.py
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	==Tech -Support==		==Tech -Support==
	If you have any question about this product, please kindly contact with us: admin@52pi.com		If you have any question about this product, please kindly contact with us: admin@52pi.com

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==Aluminum NAS Case with 3510 Ultra-Quiet Cooling Fan==
[[ File:ZP-0140主图.jpg |right|320px]]
==Descriptions==
It is aluminum NAS Case which is supporting Raspberry Pi 4 model B ONLY. It can protect the Raspberry Pi well and dissipate heat well through adjustable-speed fan.

At the same time, there is a M.2 SATA SSD adapter board inside the package, you can build your own NAS device by using this adapter board and M.2 SATA SSD, and it offered an ultra-quiet cooling fan with the heatsink.

We strongly recommend using the official Raspberry Pi operating system, which can directly configure the fan to adjust the speed according to the CPU temperature through the raspi-config command.

Other operating systems may require you to write software yourself and send PWM signals to the fan through GPIO pins to control fan’s speed.
 
NOTE: Raspberry Pi 4B and M.2 SATA SSD drive are not included in the package, require additional purchase. Please pay attention to the type of your SSD drive, it must be M.2 SATA SSD 2280, The adapter board does not support NVME SSD and NGFF SSD.

==Features==
* Easy to assemble
* Acrylic Top Cover
* Ultra-Quiet Cooling Fan
* Adjustable Speed Fan
* Precise Positioning
* Beautiful and Stable
* Support M.2 SATA SSD B Key 2280 Only
* Support Raspberry Pi 4 model B Only

==Gallery==
* Product outlook
[[File:Zp-0140-5.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* Easy to insert and remove TF card
[[File:Zp-0140-2.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* Easy to access to all ports
[[File:Zp-0140-1.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* Dimensions
[[File:Zp-0140-3.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* Good Heat dissipation
[[File:Zp-0140-4.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* Material details
[[File:Zp-0140-6.jpg|left|800px]]
 

==Package Includes==
* 1 x Aluminum NAS case with Ultra-Quiet cooling fan
* 1 x Acrylic Top cover
* 1 x Aluminum bottom cover
* 1 x 52Pi Mini M.2 SATA SSD Adapter board
* 1 x USB adapter for SSD adapter board
* 4 x Copper pillar
* 2 x M2.5 nut
* 4 x M2.5 Flat head screw
* 2 x Thermal Pad
* 1 x hex wrench
* 4 x Hexagon socket head screw for Top cover
* 2 x Rubber anti-slipper pad
* 1 x Instructions
[[File:Zp-0140-清单.jpg|left|800px]]
 

==How to assemble==
* 1. Fix 3510 Ultra-quiet Cooling Fan as following figure.
[[File:Zp-0140-安装1.jpg|left|800px]]
 
* 2. Fix M.2 SATA SSD drive to adapter board with the screw onboard, please insert your SSD drive in 45° degree angle.Insert Raspberry Pi 4B and ICE Tower Cooler and adapter board into the case, and fix it with M2.5 Flat head screws. Then insert the USB adapter to USB port and adapter board.Peeling off the protect film from Acrylic Top Cover and fix it with hexagon socket screws.Paste the rubber anti-slipper pad on the bottom of the case.
[[File:Zp-0140-安装2.jpg|left|800px]]
 
==How to configure PWM fan==
We are assuming that you are using Raspberry Pi OS (Official).
1. Press `Ctrl+T` or click terminal Icon to open a terminal and typing: “sudo raspi-config”
[[ |left|800px]]
 
Navigate to 4 Performance Options

and navigate to P4 Fan and select YES.

Keep 14 as default.

select yes, input a temperature in degrees should the fan turn on, Recommend setting to 60 degrees.

select yes and reboot your Raspberry Pi.

If you are using other OS on Raspberry Pi, please refer to how to generate PWM signal in your OS.
Here is a demo code, it will help you to control the fan speed according to the temperature of CPU.
===Demo code===
<pre>
#File Name: fan_control.py
#!/usr/bin/python3

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
import time
import subprocess

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
GPIO.setwarnings(False)
GPIO.setup(14, GPIO.OUT)
pwm = GPIO.PWM(14,100)

print("\nPress Ctrl+C to quit \n")
dc = 0
pwm.start(dc)

try:
while True:
temp = subprocess.getoutput("vcgencmd measure_temp|sed 's/[^0-9.]//g'")
if round(float(temp)) >= 45:
dc = 100
pwm.ChangeDutyCycle(dc)
print("CPU Temp:",float(temp)," Fan duty cycle:",dc)
time.sleep(180.0)
if round(float(temp)) >= 40:
dc = 85
pwm.ChangeDutyCycle(dc)
print("CPU Temp:",float(temp)," Fan duty cycle:",dc)
time.sleep(120.0)
else:
dc = 70
pwm.ChangeDutyCycle(dc)
print("CPU Temp:",float(temp)," Fan duty cycle:",dc)
time.sleep(60.00)

except KeyboardInterrupt:
pwm.stop()
GPIO.cleanup()
print("Ctrl + C pressed -- Ending program")

save it and execute it in a terminal:
python3 fan_control.py
</pre>
==Tech -Support==
If you have any question about this product, please kindly contact with us: admin@52pi.com

==Keywords==