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    • ajlappundefined
      ajlapp
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      Is there currently a usable DIO or other physical signal that is trigger by a hot end or bend over temp?

      I’m looking to add a secondary safety system to my printer that cuts main power if there is a thermal runaway.

      I’d like to use the signals coming from the Duet as part of the system if they’re accessible.

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators @ajlapp
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        In RepRapFirmware 3 you can do that, by defining a GPIO pin as a thermostatically-controlled fan, set to turn on if a defined temperature is exceeded.

        However, IMO it would be safer to use an independent temperature sensor.

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        • ajlappundefined
          ajlapp
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          Thanks for the quick reply.

          My thought was to bring in the Duet pin and a secondary pin and OR them into a master shutoff.

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          • ajlappundefined
            ajlapp @dc42
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            @dc42 <quote>defining a GPIO pin as a thermostatically-controlled fan</quote>

            Any insight into how to define this? It's not clear to me. Thanks.

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            • ajlappundefined
              ajlapp @ajlapp
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              @ajlapp Looks like M42 is the correct direction

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