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Filament Sensor Mounting Clip For Cocoon Create Touch and Wanhao i3 duplicator plus Rev1.0 — image 1
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Filament Sensor Mounting Clip For Cocoon Create Touch and Wanhao i3 duplicator plus Rev1.0

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This is the OpenSCAD code that was used to make the above clip for holding the filament runout sensor from ebay.

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This is the OpenSCAD code that was used to make the above clip for holding the filament runout sensor from ebay.



  • Pin : 7
  • Debounce Time: 500ms
  • Switch Type: Normally Open
  • Board Pin Mode: Board Mode
  • Gcode: M600 X0 Y0
  • Pause Print is unticked
    ADVi3pp is required for M600 gcode command support for smart filament change.

    Board mode is based on "raspberry pi pinout" that you can easily google yourself.

    High debounce time since physical switches can be a little unreliable.

    Untick pause print since the special command already does it for you.

    Checking that it works


Go to http://octopi.local/plugin/filamentreload/status and check that you can see {"status":"1"} on each refresh.

Warn:

Colour code of the cheap ebay filament sensor is counter intutative. Don't assume.

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Category: 3D Printer Accessories Summary

This is the OpenSCAD code that was used to make the above clip for holding the filament runout sensor from ebay.



  • Pin : 7
  • Debounce Time: 500ms
  • Switch Type: Normally Open
  • Board Pin Mode: Board Mode
  • Gcode: M600 X0 Y0
  • Pause Print is unticked
    ADVi3pp is required for M600 gcode command support for smart filament change.

    Board mode is based on "raspberry pi pinout" that you can easily google yourself.

    High debounce time since physical switches can be a little unreliable.

    Untick pause print since the special command already does it for you.

    Checking that it works


Go to http://octopi.local/plugin/filamentreload/status and check that you can see {"status":"1"} on each refresh.

Warn:

Colour code of the cheap ebay filament sensor is counter intutative. Don't assume.

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