Sasa Karanovic

I used "pip install blink1" from the command prompt. @salimfadhley What additional driver do I have to install? Could you please provide a link for Win 7 x64 and Python...

I reinstalled libusb and attached Blink(1) as libusb-win32-device. Now I can find the device but I get another error. > blink(1) found > serial number: Љ > Traceback (most recent...

I installed libusb just like you said and python now finds the device but I get the error that I already posted above. Also another problem is when I use...

@benuron appologies for late reply. I somehow missed that you have opened this issue. Did you modify the code or using it as-is? I am working on a new version...

Thanks @benuron The code you provided should not affect the PID calculation. Is it possible that you have set your `PID_KD` too high or maybe sampling temperature too quickly or...

Closing due to inactivity. We can pick it up if new information becomes available.

Hey Fabian. OpenFAN controls the fans via PWM signal. So at 0% PWM the fan will be at whatever state the fan manufacturer designed as minimum speed. Which should be...

Hey @LoLo2207 Thank you for the suggestion. I can't promise anything other than it's already on the feature "wish-list" for next iteration. Just briefly explaining some reasoning why this is...

For anyone reading this issue in the future and wondering why 0% PWM makes some fans stop and some are still spinning, here is the original [Intel 4-pin PWM specification](https://www.konilabs.net/docs/standards/fan/intel_4wire_pwm_fans_specs_rev1_2.pdf)....

@gabecamp Is the heater sensor reporting that temperature or you manually measured it? Can you share which components you used and which PCB vendor?