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Network cabinet fan controller
Public Unreviewedby matt
Two independently controlled 12 V fans, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, and an RGB speed display in a custom printed puck. Routed development preview, not approved for manufacture.
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adom-aiflow: step evidence (library)
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README.md+2@@ -21,4 +21,6 @@ Every step of the build, in order, each with its own page of evidence (checks, s **7. project-page**: . [The evidence](steps/07-project-page/README.md) +**8. library**: . [The evidence](steps/08-library/README.md)+ <!-- /aiflow:steps -->
steps/08-library/README.mdadded+27@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@+# Step 8: library++++## Visits++- 2026-10-23T17:22:43Z++## What the binary checked++### library++- **identifier**: inc.adom.wiki.matt.fan-controller+- **libName**: fan-controller+- **pass**: True+- **pcmList**: _hint Every installed package is at the newest version its repository offers (updateCheck says why when a check could not run).; _timeoutHint ab waits up to 130s for this verb before the request times out. If it's a long operation (cloud open / download / export), DON'T treat a timeout as failure — the work usually keeps running on the bridge. Poll `kicad_status` until it reports done.; bridgeVersion 1.0.55; count 1; durationMs 53; elapsedMs 1; error ; kicadVersion 9.0.0+- **repositoryUrl**: https://wiki.adom.inc/api/pages/matt/fan-controller/files/pcm/repository.json++## Screenshots and drawings++**start**++++**visit 1-start**++
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