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Releases: JeremyLaurenson/octoprint-emc2101

Bugfix for single sensor use case

25 May 15:58
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This fixes a bug affecting users who only had a single sensor.

Support for High Accuracy sensors

02 Apr 12:49
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This release adds support for MCP9808 High Accuracy I2C Temperature Sensors if you want your readings to be even more accurate.
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5027

0.06 - Added cooldown function

19 Mar 12:55
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Each fan can have a "Cool down time" - the time, in seconds, to turn the fan on to 100% when a print is finished or cancelled.

0.0.5

13 Mar 18:48
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New release with low fan speed fix. If the actual fan speed was less than the low range it would show 100%

0.0.4b

06 Mar 13:55
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Updated to add a missing space.

EMC2101 V0.0.4

06 Mar 12:54
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This release adds several features:

  • Select temperature display of C or F
  • Better spaced gauges
  • Gauges show min and max temps for each fan
  • Support for external temperature probes

Release 0.3 - Multi Fan Management

01 Mar 14:40
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This release adds multiple fan management, and a ton more settings.

EMC2101 Octoprint Plugin

14 Feb 23:10
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This plugin allows you to control the temperature of your printer enclosure using a 4 pin PWM fan connected to an Adafruit EMC2101 fan controller/temperature sensor. This Octoprint plugin is for use with a Raspberry Pi connected to an Adafruit EMC2101 fan control board.

This first release runs a process int he background on startup of Octoprint that monitors an EMC2101 temperature. The plugin settings allow you to configure the target temperature of that sensor, and a percentage power to apply to the fan when the temperature is equal to the target, as well as percentages for each degree (up to 7 degrees c) above that target.

This allows you to control a PWM fan speed based on your desired temperature and fan curve.