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    • LeonMFundefined
      LeonMF
      last edited by

      I just received my IR sensor from Filastruder last night. I excitedly created my wiring harness. Mounted it up and… nothing. No blinky lights. 000 analog value. For all intents and purposes, it's dead.

      For the Z-probe port with the board oriented wifi down/power up, I wired:

      VCC to the top pin (3.3V)
      GND to the second pin from bottom (GND)
      Signal to the bottom pin (Z_Probe_In)

      I brought the IR sensor into work today and there are no discolored marks or other obvious defects on the board. It just doesn't do anything. Is it possible I got a non-programmed board? Did I blow it up somehow (I did verify that 3.3V and ground went to the right pins)?

      I've ordered another sensor from Filastruder but I don't want to wait because I'm impatient and open to ideas.

      Thoughts?

      Current: Railcore II ZLT w/Duet 3 and Hemera hot end.
      Retired: Robo3D R1,BI V2.5 Delta updated to BerryBot magnets, bespoke carriages and Duet Ethernet, M3D Promega;

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      • ShadowXundefined
        ShadowX
        last edited by

        Did you probe the pins on the cable that connect to the IR sensor to make sure you have the 3.3v across the VCC and ground pin with a multimeter? It could be a miswiring at the connector (4 pin) to the IR sensor (3 pin).

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        • elmoretundefined
          elmoret
          last edited by

          dc42 is your man for IR sensor troubleshooting, but if it is deemed defective, just get in touch and we'll refund or exchange.

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          • LeonMFundefined
            LeonMF
            last edited by

            I checked the 3.3 V and ground at the sensor. It's not impossible that I blew it up but I'm 93.4% positive I did it all correctly.

            Current: Railcore II ZLT w/Duet 3 and Hemera hot end.
            Retired: Robo3D R1,BI V2.5 Delta updated to BerryBot magnets, bespoke carriages and Duet Ethernet, M3D Promega;

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            • dc42undefined
              dc42 administrators
              last edited by

              Please measure 3.3V and ground on the sensor itself, between the top end of the inductor labelled L1 and the ground test point between D2 and R3. If you are getting 3.3V between those but the LED doesn't flash about 5 seconds after power up, then your sensor needs to be replaced.

              Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
              Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
              http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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