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Ps3 serial number by firmware mod#
Ps3 serial number by firmware Pc#
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A few other things I won’t even mention until I figure out if they are theoretically possible…I know one of them is possible with a Teensy 2.0++ but that is a much better chip than the ATmega328p. Move some of the stuff from loop() into dedicated functions to make writing things in loop() easier. Cut size, leaving more room for other things. Smooth out fan curve and try to make it change less suddenly.

Incorporate intake temperature into fan speed calculations (?maybe?). The 4th sensor is completely useless if you do not have all eight of the 7-segment displays as it does not factor into the fan speed calculations…that is another thing I am thinking of adding. The minimum number of thermal sensors is 1, but I recommend at least 2…3 for BC units. The sketch will work fine with any combination of 1-4 thermistors, and 0-8 displays as is you do not need to modify anything if you are not using sensor(s) or display(s). The sketch is highly configurable supporting ground and hot controlled displays, and being easily adaptable to different thermistors.

Ps3 serial number by firmware free#

Smoothing this out is just one of several things on my unofficial “to do” list…but if anyone has any other ideas, feel free to post…you might even think up something that I didn’t. I intend to refine the process considerably…right now, it is extremely aggressive in trying to maintain a very small heat range…because of this, the fan sounds a bit like a car revving the engine. Based on the temperatures gathered, the fan speed is set.

Ps3 serial number by firmware Pc#

It also transmits the 4 temperatures by serial to a PC or other device with a serial monitor so you can read all 4 temperatures without any 7-segment displays. It supports from 1-4 thermistors, and you can use 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 displays to read out the various temperatures.

Ps3 serial number by firmware mod#

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