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    OUYA Fan skylargray's Avatar
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    I don't think there is a spot on the board that will provide constant +12V only when the OUYA is on.
    Your best bet is a latching pushbutton switch or a normal toggle switch.

    I've been thinking about this a little bit. I think I finally have a good use for the reset button on my mininess case.

    It will be a latching DPDT switch which connects to the fan and switches between always on (connected as the above example) and auto (connected to original fan header).

    Really, the fan setting should be available in the software...yet another short-coming of the platform.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skylargray View Post
    I don't think there is a spot on the board that will provide constant +12V only when the OUYA is on.
    Your best bet is a latching pushbutton switch or a normal toggle switch.

    I've been thinking about this a little bit. I think I finally have a good use for the reset button on my mininess case.

    It will be a latching DPDT switch which connects to the fan and switches between always on (connected as the above example) and auto (connected to original fan header).Really, the fan setting should be available in the software...yet another short-coming of the platform.
    this sounds like a good idea when u come up with how to hook this up i would like to know how and what u used
    good thing i bought 2 button switches anyways xD
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    OUYA Fan skylargray's Avatar
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    You know...what would actually work better would be a relay that switches with 3V DC input. This would need a basic protection circuit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skylargray View Post
    You know...what would actually work better would be a relay that switches with 3V DC input. This would need a basic protection circuit.
    Sounds good when you get it figured out just let me know what parts i need and how too hook it up ^^
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