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Network cabinet fan controller

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by 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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README.md adom-aiflow: step evidence (project-page) · matt

Step 7: project-page

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  • 2026-10-23T16:32:35Z

What the binary checked

project-page

  • adds: addedPages 0
  • commit: 5f2ddc3130852f7032ce83b72ad5d307b9cd06e8
  • counts: distinctParts 24; footprints 16; models 16; symbols 24
  • created: False
  • identifier: inc.adom.wiki.matt.fan-controller
  • libName: fan-controller
  • libraryCheck: kicadCli unavailable; kicadCliDetail no kicad-cli (set ADOM_AIFLOW_KICAD_CLI); structural pass; symVersion 20241209
  • ok: True
  • page: matt/fan-controller
  • parts: 24
  • projectLibParts: 24 item(s)
  • readme: fan-controller/aiflow/project-page/README.md
  • repositoryUrl: https://wiki.adom.inc/api/pages/matt/fan-controller/files/pcm/repository.json
  • url: https://wiki.adom.inc/matt/fan-controller
  • zip: fan-controller/aiflow/project-page/pcm/fan-controller-pcm-1.0.0.zip

Evidence

  • simulation: power-stage.json (pass)