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How to use GPIO header in Orange pi 3

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Hi

I have an orange pi 3 board ,I want to turn on and use 5v cooler fan that uses GPIO ( pin 2 and  pin 4 ) , how can I do that?

thank you

 

Wait.. both pins, 2 and 4 are +5V pins, you can't use a cooler between to positive pins, you need a ground.  Pins 6, 9, 14, 20 and 25 are ground. Connect the cooler wires so that one goes to any of them and the other to pins 2 or 4.  (The manual calls those two DCIN, but as far as I know, they work perfectly well as outputs also.  Just be aware of that. YMMV.)

Also do note that some coolers drain quite a lot of power, so be sure your PSU can power the cooler AND the OPi3 at the same time.

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