Add PID_FAN_SCALING option (#15585)

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haschtl 2019-11-26 10:34:43 +01:00 committed by Scott Lahteine
parent 8ccfdaca02
commit ff6518c0a8
112 changed files with 5377 additions and 22 deletions

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@ -197,6 +197,56 @@
#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
/** /**

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@ -38,6 +38,10 @@
* *
* C[float] Kc term * C[float] Kc term
* L[int] LPQ length * L[int] LPQ length
*
* With PID_FAN_SCALING:
*
* F[float] Kf term
*/ */
void GcodeSuite::M301() { void GcodeSuite::M301() {
@ -56,6 +60,10 @@ void GcodeSuite::M301() {
NOLESS(thermalManager.lpq_len, 0); NOLESS(thermalManager.lpq_len, 0);
#endif #endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
if (parser.seen('F')) PID_PARAM(Kf, e) = parser.value_float();
#endif
thermalManager.updatePID(); thermalManager.updatePID();
SERIAL_ECHO_START(); SERIAL_ECHO_START();
#if ENABLED(PID_PARAMS_PER_HOTEND) #if ENABLED(PID_PARAMS_PER_HOTEND)
@ -65,9 +73,12 @@ void GcodeSuite::M301() {
" i:", unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, e)), " i:", unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, e)),
" d:", unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, e))); " d:", unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, e)));
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING) #if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
//Kc does not have scaling applied above, or in resetting defaults
SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" c:", PID_PARAM(Kc, e)); SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" c:", PID_PARAM(Kc, e));
#endif #endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" f:", PID_PARAM(Kf, e));
#endif
SERIAL_EOL(); SERIAL_EOL();
} }
else else

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@ -229,6 +229,8 @@
#error "LCD_PIN_RESET is now LCD_RESET_PIN. Please update your pins definitions." #error "LCD_PIN_RESET is now LCD_RESET_PIN. Please update your pins definitions."
#elif defined(EXTRUDER_0_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_1_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_2_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_3_AUTO_FAN_PIN) #elif defined(EXTRUDER_0_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_1_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_2_AUTO_FAN_PIN) || defined(EXTRUDER_3_AUTO_FAN_PIN)
#error "EXTRUDER_[0123]_AUTO_FAN_PIN is now E[0123]_AUTO_FAN_PIN. Please update your Configuration_adv.h." #error "EXTRUDER_[0123]_AUTO_FAN_PIN is now E[0123]_AUTO_FAN_PIN. Please update your Configuration_adv.h."
#elif defined(PID_FAN_SCALING) && FAN_COUNT <= 0
#error "PID_FAN_SCALING needs at least one fan enabled."
#elif defined(min_software_endstops) || defined(max_software_endstops) #elif defined(min_software_endstops) || defined(max_software_endstops)
#error "(min|max)_software_endstops are now (MIN|MAX)_SOFTWARE_ENDSTOPS. Please update your configuration." #error "(min|max)_software_endstops are now (MIN|MAX)_SOFTWARE_ENDSTOPS. Please update your configuration."
#elif ENABLED(Z_PROBE_SLED) && defined(SLED_PIN) #elif ENABLED(Z_PROBE_SLED) && defined(SLED_PIN)

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@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ void menu_cancelobject();
// //
#if ENABLED(PID_EDIT_MENU) #if ENABLED(PID_EDIT_MENU)
#define _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N) \ #define __PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N) \
raw_Ki = unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, N)); \ raw_Ki = unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, N)); \
raw_Kd = unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, N)); \ raw_Kd = unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, N)); \
EDIT_ITEM_N(float52sign, N, MSG_PID_P_E, &PID_PARAM(Kp, N), 1, 9990); \ EDIT_ITEM_N(float52sign, N, MSG_PID_P_E, &PID_PARAM(Kp, N), 1, 9990); \
@ -297,9 +297,17 @@ void menu_cancelobject();
EDIT_ITEM_N(float52sign, N, MSG_PID_D_E, &raw_Kd, 1, 9990, []{ copy_and_scalePID_d(N); }) EDIT_ITEM_N(float52sign, N, MSG_PID_D_E, &raw_Kd, 1, 9990, []{ copy_and_scalePID_d(N); })
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING) #if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
#define _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N) \
__PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N); \
EDIT_ITEM_N(float3, N, MSG_PID_C_E, &PID_PARAM(Kc, N), 1, 9990)
#else
#define _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N) __PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N)
#endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
#define _PID_EDIT_MENU_ITEMS(N) \ #define _PID_EDIT_MENU_ITEMS(N) \
_PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N); \ _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N); \
EDIT_ITEM_N(float3, N, MSG_PID_C_E, &PID_PARAM(Kc, N), 1, 9990) EDIT_ITEM(float3, PID_LABEL(MSG_PID_F,N), &PID_PARAM(Kf, N), 1, 9990)
#else #else
#define _PID_EDIT_MENU_ITEMS(N) _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N) #define _PID_EDIT_MENU_ITEMS(N) _PID_BASE_MENU_ITEMS(N)
#endif #endif

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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
*/ */
// Change EEPROM version if the structure changes // Change EEPROM version if the structure changes
#define EEPROM_VERSION "V72" #define EEPROM_VERSION "V73"
#define EEPROM_OFFSET 100 #define EEPROM_OFFSET 100
// Check the integrity of data offsets. // Check the integrity of data offsets.
@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ typedef struct SettingsDataStruct {
// //
// PIDTEMP // PIDTEMP
// //
PIDC_t hotendPID[HOTENDS]; // M301 En PIDC / M303 En U PIDCF_t hotendPID[HOTENDS]; // M301 En PIDCF / M303 En U
int16_t lpq_len; // M301 L int16_t lpq_len; // M301 L
// //
@ -785,13 +785,14 @@ void MarlinSettings::postprocess() {
{ {
_FIELD_TEST(hotendPID); _FIELD_TEST(hotendPID);
HOTEND_LOOP() { HOTEND_LOOP() {
PIDC_t pidc = { PIDCF_t pidcf = {
PID_PARAM(Kp, e), PID_PARAM(Kp, e),
unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, e)), unscalePID_i(PID_PARAM(Ki, e)),
unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, e)), unscalePID_d(PID_PARAM(Kd, e)),
PID_PARAM(Kc, e) PID_PARAM(Kc, e),
PID_PARAM(Kf, e)
}; };
EEPROM_WRITE(pidc); EEPROM_WRITE(pidcf);
} }
_FIELD_TEST(lpq_len); _FIELD_TEST(lpq_len);
@ -1586,16 +1587,19 @@ void MarlinSettings::postprocess() {
// //
{ {
HOTEND_LOOP() { HOTEND_LOOP() {
PIDC_t pidc; PIDCF_t pidcf;
EEPROM_READ(pidc); EEPROM_READ(pidcf);
#if ENABLED(PIDTEMP) #if ENABLED(PIDTEMP)
if (!validating && pidc.Kp != DUMMY_PID_VALUE) { if (!validating && pidcf.Kp != DUMMY_PID_VALUE) {
// Scale PID values since EEPROM values are unscaled // Scale PID values since EEPROM values are unscaled
PID_PARAM(Kp, e) = pidc.Kp; PID_PARAM(Kp, e) = pidcf.Kp;
PID_PARAM(Ki, e) = scalePID_i(pidc.Ki); PID_PARAM(Ki, e) = scalePID_i(pidcf.Ki);
PID_PARAM(Kd, e) = scalePID_d(pidc.Kd); PID_PARAM(Kd, e) = scalePID_d(pidcf.Kd);
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING) #if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
PID_PARAM(Kc, e) = pidc.Kc; PID_PARAM(Kc, e) = pidcf.Kc;
#endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
PID_PARAM(Kf, e) = pidcf.Kf;
#endif #endif
} }
#endif #endif
@ -2446,6 +2450,10 @@ void MarlinSettings::reset() {
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING) #if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
PID_PARAM(Kc, e) = DEFAULT_Kc; PID_PARAM(Kc, e) = DEFAULT_Kc;
#endif #endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
PID_PARAM(Kf, e) = DEFAULT_Kf;
#endif
} }
#endif #endif
@ -3003,6 +3011,9 @@ void MarlinSettings::reset() {
SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" C", PID_PARAM(Kc, e)); SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" C", PID_PARAM(Kc, e));
if (e == 0) SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" L", thermalManager.lpq_len); if (e == 0) SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" L", thermalManager.lpq_len);
#endif #endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
SERIAL_ECHOPAIR(" F", PID_PARAM(Kf, e));
#endif
SERIAL_EOL(); SERIAL_EOL();
} }
#endif // PIDTEMP #endif // PIDTEMP

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@ -872,6 +872,15 @@ void Temperature::min_temp_error(const heater_ind_t heater) {
} }
#endif // PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING #endif // PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
if (thermalManager.fan_speed[active_extruder] > PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED) {
work_pid[ee].Kf = PID_PARAM(Kf, ee) + (PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR) * thermalManager.fan_speed[active_extruder];
pid_output += work_pid[ee].Kf;
}
//pid_output -= work_pid[ee].Ki;
//pid_output += work_pid[ee].Ki * work_pid[ee].Kf
#endif // PID_FAN_SCALING
LIMIT(pid_output, 0, PID_MAX); LIMIT(pid_output, 0, PID_MAX);
} }
temp_dState[ee] = temp_hotend[ee].celsius; temp_dState[ee] = temp_hotend[ee].celsius;

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@ -55,15 +55,23 @@ typedef enum : int8_t {
// PID storage // PID storage
typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd; } PID_t; typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd; } PID_t;
typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd, Kc; } PIDC_t; typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd, Kc; } PIDC_t;
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING) typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd, Kf; } PIDF_t;
typedef PIDC_t hotend_pid_t; typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd, Kc, Kf; } PIDCF_t;
#if LPQ_MAX_LEN > 255
typedef uint16_t lpq_ptr_t; typedef
#if BOTH(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING, PID_FAN_SCALING)
PIDCF_t
#elif ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
PIDC_t
#elif ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
PIDF_t
#else #else
typedef uint8_t lpq_ptr_t; PID_t
#endif #endif
#else hotend_pid_t;
typedef PID_t hotend_pid_t;
#if ENABLED(PID_EXTRUSION_SCALING)
typedef IF<(LPQ_MAX_LEN > 255), uint16_t, uint8_t>::type lpq_ptr_t;
#endif #endif
#define DUMMY_PID_VALUE 3000.0f #define DUMMY_PID_VALUE 3000.0f
@ -77,6 +85,12 @@ typedef struct { float Kp, Ki, Kd, Kc; } PIDC_t;
#else #else
#define _PID_Kc(H) 1 #define _PID_Kc(H) 1
#endif #endif
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
#define _PID_Kf(H) Temperature::temp_hotend[H].pid.Kf
#else
#define _PID_Kf(H) 0
#endif
#else #else
#define _PID_Kp(H) DUMMY_PID_VALUE #define _PID_Kp(H) DUMMY_PID_VALUE
#define _PID_Ki(H) DUMMY_PID_VALUE #define _PID_Ki(H) DUMMY_PID_VALUE

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@ -197,6 +197,56 @@
#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
/** /**

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@ -197,6 +197,56 @@
#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
/** /**

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@ -197,6 +197,56 @@
#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
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#define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed) #define DEFAULT_Kc (100) //heating power=Kc*(e_speed)
#define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50 #define LPQ_MAX_LEN 50
#endif #endif
/**
* Add an experimental additional term to the heater power, proportional to the fan speed.
* A well-chosen Kf value should add just enough power to compensate for power-loss from the cooling fan.
* You can either just add a constant compensation with the DEFAULT_Kf value
* or follow the instruction below to get speed-dependent compensation.
*
* Constant compensation (use only with fanspeeds of 0% and 100%)
* ---------------------------------------------------------------------
* A good starting point for the Kf-value comes from the calculation:
* kf = (power_fan * eff_fan) / power_heater * 255
* where eff_fan is between 0.0 and 1.0, based on fan-efficiency and airflow to the nozzle / heater.
*
* Example:
* Heater: 40W, Fan: 0.1A * 24V = 2.4W, eff_fan = 0.8
* Kf = (2.4W * 0.8) / 40W * 255 = 12.24
*
* Fan-speed dependent compensation
* --------------------------------
* 1. To find a good Kf value, set the hotend temperature, wait for it to settle, and enable the fan (100%).
* Make sure PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR is 0 and PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION is not enabled.
* If you see the temperature drop repeat the test, increasing the Kf value slowly, until the temperature
* drop goes away. If the temperature overshoots after enabling the fan, the Kf value is too big.
* 2. Note the Kf-value for fan-speed at 100%
* 3. Determine a good value for PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED, which is around the speed, where the fan starts moving.
* 4. Repeat step 1. and 2. for this fan speed.
* 5. Enable PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION and enter the two identified Kf-values in
* PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED and PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED. Enter the minimum speed in PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED
*/
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING)
//#define PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION
#if ENABLED(PID_FAN_SCALING_ALTERNATIVE_DEFINITION)
// The alternative definition is used for an easier configuration.
// Just figure out Kf at fullspeed (255) and PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED.
// DEFAULT_Kf and PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR are calculated accordingly.
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED 13.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*255+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED 6.0 //=PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED+DEFAULT_Kf
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10.0 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#define DEFAULT_Kf (255.0*PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_MIN_SPEED-PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED*PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)/(255.0-PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED)
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (PID_FAN_SCALING_AT_FULL_SPEED-DEFAULT_Kf)/255.0
#else
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_LIN_FACTOR (0) // Power loss due to cooling = Kf * (fan_speed)
#define DEFAULT_Kf 10 // A constant value added to the PID-tuner
#define PID_FAN_SCALING_MIN_SPEED 10 // Minimum fan speed at which to enable PID_FAN_SCALING
#endif
#endif
#endif #endif
/** /**