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# Auxiliary Fan
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OrcaSlicer uses `M106 P#` / `M107 P#` to control any fans managed by the slicer.
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- `P0`: part cooling fan (default layer fan)
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- `P1` (if present): an additional fan
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- `P2`: often used as Aux / CPAP / Booster
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- `P3` (and higher): sometimes Exhaust / Enclosure, etc.
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With Klipper you can create macros that translate both the OrcaSlicer numeric fan index `P` and **human‑readable names** for your physical fans. This keeps compatibility with generated G‑code (M106 P0 / M106 P2 …) while letting you address fans by name internally.
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> [!WARNING]
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> Adjust pin names and parameters (power, cycle_time, etc.) to match your hardware.
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- [Simple option (indexes only → fan0, fan2, fan3)](#simple-option-indexes-only--fan0-fan2-fan3)
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- [Advanced option (Index ⇄ Name mapping)](#advanced-option-index--name-mapping)
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- [Quick customization](#quick-customization)
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- [Usage](#usage)
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## Simple option (indexes only → fan0, fan2, fan3)
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This is the original basic example where the `P` index is concatenated (`fan0`, `fan2`, `fan3`). Use it if you don't need custom names:
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```ini
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# Part cooling fan
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[fan_generic fan0]
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pin: PA7
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cycle_time: 0.01
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hardware_pwm: false
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# Auxiliary fan (comment out if you don't have it)
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[fan_generic fan2]
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pin: PA8
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cycle_time: 0.01
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hardware_pwm: false
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# Exhaust / enclosure fan (comment out if you don't have it)
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[fan_generic fan3]
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pin: PA9
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cycle_time: 0.01
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hardware_pwm: false
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[gcode_macro M106]
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gcode:
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{% set fan = 'fan' + (params.P|int if params.P is defined else 0)|string %}
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{% set speed = (params.S|float / 255 if params.S is defined else 1.0) %}
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN={fan} SPEED={speed}
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[gcode_macro M107]
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gcode:
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{% set fan = 'fan' + (params.P|int if params.P is defined else 0)|string %}
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{% if params.P is defined %}
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN={fan} SPEED=0
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{% else %}
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# No P -> turn off typical defined fans
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=fan0 SPEED=0
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=fan2 SPEED=0
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=fan3 SPEED=0
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{% endif %}
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```
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## Advanced option (Index ⇄ Name mapping)
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Lets you use descriptive names like `CPAP`, `EXHAUST`, etc. Useful if you re‑wire or repurpose fans without changing slicer output. Just keep `fan_map` updated.
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```ini
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# Example with friendly names + comments showing OrcaSlicer index
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[fan_generic CPAP] # fan 0 OrcaSlicer
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pin: PB7
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max_power: 0.8
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shutdown_speed: 0
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kick_start_time: 0.100
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cycle_time: 0.005
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hardware_pwm: False
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off_below: 0.10
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[fan_generic EXHAUST] # fan 3 OrcaSlicer
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pin: PE5
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#max_power:
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#shutdown_speed:
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cycle_time: 0.01
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hardware_pwm: False
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#kick_start_time:
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off_below: 0.2
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# If you had another (e.g. P2) add here:
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# [fan_generic AUX]
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# pin: PXn
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[gcode_macro M106]
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description: "Set fan speed (Orca compatible)"
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gcode:
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{% set fan_map = {
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0: "CPAP", # Orca P0 → CPAP blower
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3: "EXHAUST", # Orca P3 → Exhaust
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# 2: "AUX", # Uncomment if you define AUX
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} %}
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{% set p = params.P|int if 'P' in params else 0 %}
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{% set fan = fan_map[p] if p in fan_map else fan_map[0] %}
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{% set speed = (params.S|float / 255 if 'S' in params else 1.0) %}
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN={fan} SPEED={speed}
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[gcode_macro M107]
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description: "Turn off fans. No P = all, P# = specific"
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gcode:
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{% set fan_map = {
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0: "CPAP",
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3: "EXHAUST",
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# 2: "AUX",
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} %}
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{% if 'P' in params %}
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{% set p = params.P|int %}
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{% if p in fan_map %}
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN={fan_map[p]} SPEED=0
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{% else %}
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RESPOND PREFIX="warn" MSG="Unknown fan index P{{p}}"
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{% endif %}
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{% else %}
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# No P -> turn off all mapped fans
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{% for f in fan_map.values() %}
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SET_FAN_SPEED FAN={f} SPEED=0
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{% endfor %}
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{% endif %}
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```
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### Quick customization
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1. Add / remove entries in `fan_map` to reflect the indexes the slicer may use.
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2. Keep comments like `# fan X OrcaSlicer` next to each `[fan_generic]` for easy correlation.
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3. Tune `max_power`, `off_below`, `cycle_time` according to fan type (CPAP blower vs axial exhaust).
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### Usage
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- From OrcaSlicer: `M106 P0 S255` (100% CPAP), `M106 P3 S128` (~50% EXHAUST).
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- Turn one off: `M107 P3`. Turn all off: `M107`.
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- You can still manually use `SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=CPAP SPEED=0.7` in the Klipper console.
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---
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Pick the variant that best fits your workflow; the advanced version provides extra clarity and flexibility while remaining fully compatible with standard OrcaSlicer G-code output.
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