Schedule FAN speed

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AzzGuard
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Schedule FAN speed

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Good day,
How I can schedule FAN speed in TOS by time of day?
For example during day it might be Automatic, but at the night - silent
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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Currently, the TOS task plan does not temporarily support setting fan speed. I will feed this requirement back to the product team.
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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What about bash?
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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CursaYang wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 10:03 Currently, the TOS task plan does not temporarily support setting fan speed. I will feed this requirement back to the product team.
Actually it will be great to run own scripts through TOS scheduler.
And use webhooks for notifications, like DSM)
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You can create scripts in Task Scheduler.
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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The fan adjusts its speed intelligently based on the internal temperature of the device. If the hard disk enters sleep mode at night, the corresponding fan speed will also decrease. If you need more flexible adjustment, you can set it up by combining scripts with Task Scheduler.
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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How exactly?
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Hi. We are debugging and verifying feasible practices. Please wait.
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Re: Schedule FAN speed

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You can use Schedule Task to set up custom tasks and input relevant commands at scheduled times to realize your ideas:
Day|Auto

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sed -i '/\[system\]/,/^\[/{s/^Autofan[[:space:]]*=.*/Autofan = 1/}' /etc/.default.sys
sed -i '/\[system\]/,/^\[/{s/^Fanspeed[[:space:]]*=.*/Fanspeed = 4/}' /etc/.default.sys
systemctl restart tnas-smartfan.service
Night|Low

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sed -i '/\[system\]/,/^\[/{s/^Autofan[[:space:]]*=.*/Autofan             = 0/}' /etc/.default.sys
sed -i '/\[system\]/,/^\[/{s/^Fanspeed[[:space:]]*=.*/Fanspeed            = 0/}' /etc/.default.sys
systemctl restart tnas-smartfan.service
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