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    • pdundefined
      pd
      last edited by

      The afterburner toolhead pcb has an onboard thermister for sensing the chamber temperature. It has two connections one of which is labelled AGND i.e analogue ground. I am using a duet pt100 board to connect a PT100 sensor one side of which is also connected to the AGND pin.

      Is there likely to be a problem if I connect the AGND pin to both the PT100 input and the e0temp ground pin?

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      • Phaedruxundefined
        Phaedrux Moderator
        last edited by

        Do you have a link to this PCB?

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        • zaptaundefined
          zapta @Phaedrux
          last edited by zapta

          @phaedrux , I believe it's this one , the 14 pin connector goes to the duet and the smaller connectors connect to head parts. The fans and heater GND are not really grounds, probably going to power mosfets on the duet.

          https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/blob/master/Afterburner_Toolhead_PCB/Images/Rev3.2/Schematic.png

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          • dc42undefined
            dc42 administrators @pd
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            @pd said in Voron Afterburner Toolhead board:

            The afterburner toolhead pcb has an onboard thermister for sensing the chamber temperature. It has two connections one of which is labelled AGND i.e analogue ground. I am using a duet pt100 board to connect a PT100 sensor one side of which is also connected to the AGND pin.
            Is there likely to be a problem if I connect the AGND pin to both the PT100 input and the e0temp ground pin?

            Connecting either side of the PT100 to AGND will prevent the PT100 board from getting the correct reading. The PT100 must be connected to the terminals on the daughterboard only.

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            • Exerqtorundefined
              Exerqtor @dc42
              last edited by Exerqtor

              @pd

              I'm doing the exact same thing that want to do here, i found the best solution was to Just pull two extra cables for the PT100 and terminate them to a 2pin molex microfit 3 for the PT100. It will snuggly fit between the existing 14pin molex microfit 3 connector and the stepper connector on the HARTK tool board take a Molex microfit 3. On the duet side just connect it as normal to the temp daughterboard.

              I can take a picture when i get home if you want to see how it ends up.

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              • pdundefined
                pd @Exerqtor
                last edited by

                @zapta, yes that is the correct

                @dc42, I thought that would be the answer Unfortunately the board wasn't designed with duet in mind so the options are to run two more wires or replace the pt100 with a normal thermister!

                @exerqtor thanks I would be grateful for a picture

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                • Exerqtorundefined
                  Exerqtor @pd
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                  @pd said in Voron Afterburner Toolhead board:

                  @exerqtor thanks I would be grateful for a picture

                  Sure, here you go 😊
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