...using a Fintek SuperIO chip. in{0..4} definitely correspond to
voltages shown in the BIOS; others I have guesses about, but the BIOS
won't confirm them.
Unfortunately I only have a CPU fan connected; the other two fan inputs
correspond to two of the four other fan ports on the motherboard (which
are labeled SYSFAN1 through SYSFAN4), but because nothing is connected
to them, I don't know which two are which SYSFAN ports.
Since temp2_input is pegged at 127000, I assume nothing is plugged into
it on the SuperIO chip.
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chip "f71882fg-*"
label in0 "+3.3V"
label in1 "Vcore"
label in2 "Vdram"
label in3 "+ 5V"
label in4 "+ 12V"
label fan1 "CPU fan"
# Not sure which port these two are:
label fan2 "SYSFANx fan"
label fan3 "SYSFANy fan"
label temp1 "CPU Temp"
label temp3 "System Temp"
# ADC has an 8mV LSB, 2.048V max.
compute in0 @*(2), @/(2)
# The BIOS says +5V varies by 43mV.
compute in3 @*(43/8), @/(43/8)
# The BIOS says +12V varies by 90mV.
compute in4 @*(90/8), @/(90/8)
# Not sure what the rest of the inputs are, since the BIOS doesn't show
# them. Raw values below:
# in5 registers 16 or 24 mV
# in6 registers 1176mV
# in7 registers 1656mV (maybe a 3.3V line, 2x multiplier)
# in8 registers 1576mV (maybe battery voltage at 2x, or more DRAM)
ignore in5
ignore in6
ignore in7
ignore in8
ignore temp2
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