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    • RE: The nth attempt to add a TronXY XY-08N Inductive Sensor

      @Phaedrux
      Hi , thanks for your help. I already permuted all (I don't know what a "pull...resistor" is here for) combinations of [ !^] without any success
      But I tested it again ... funny thing - with still correct blinkig/recognizing LEDs on the Universal Piezo bla
      I get a constant Z-Probe=2 with C"!^zprobe.in" and constant 1000 with C"^zprobe.in"
      all in all "P1" with zprobe.in: " "=1000 "!"=0 "!^"=2 "^"=1000
      ... whatever ... without any kind of technical information about the duet wifi board it's pointless...

      I still use P5 C"!zstop" and it works ... now bed leveling does not work ... just another construction...

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
      nynundefined
      nyn
    • RE: The nth attempt to add a TronXY XY-08N Inductive Sensor

      The solution was to avoid the Signal pin of the Z_PROBE and use the Z_STOP pin. So the cabeling is from:

      ;### "inductive sensor" -> "duet wifi" ###
      ;*S*ignal -> Z_STOP
      ; +       -> JUMPER: EXT 5V EN    \+5V
      ; -       -> GND (currently Z_POBE)
      

      Z-probe_PINs.jpg
      and is working with the code:

      ;;; INDUCTIVE ;;;
      M558 P5 C"!zstop" H6 A5 F120 T20000 S0.07
      

      Took me a long time to understand that "nothing worked(TM)" because of the H argument. It has to be "high" enough to get rid of an G30-"Error: Z probe already triggered at start of probing move"
      A F and S are too cryptic documented and have also some side effects to other "self-made commands" ... Just use "trial and error" (1000 times G28/29/30) or googeling for "cut n paste"
      BTW the "M558 P1" analog signal mode is at Z_STOP no longer possible use P5 ... "Error: M558: Pin 'zstop' does not support mode analog read"

      And do not use any M574 Z1 (Set endstop configuration)
      ----
      Probably the Z_PROBE_IN input on this board is broken ... I already got my (undocumented(like all other 3D printer stuff)) piezo sensor stuff and after endless tests, measuring and prototyping I got it only running with the usage of the Z_STOP pin.

      Maybe it's possible to do a fuction test of Z_PROBE_IN - but who knows...

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
      nynundefined
      nyn
    • The nth attempt to add a TronXY XY-08N Inductive Sensor

      Hi,
      as far as I can see no one could get the XY-08N inductive sensor running with an duet 2 wifi bord.
      Someone managed it with an ramps-board, but all other (I could find) bought another sensor... just like me ...

      Until I get my delivery in about a month has someone an idea what's wrong with the duet board/gcode?
      sth with the voltage-delta?
      sth wrong with M574(what is this good for)??/M558?... ?

      here three videos I made - just to remember me...
      0) PLAYLIST: Duet 2 Wifi does not work with inductive Tronxy XY-08N z-sensor, https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBxzfpPUPWFU7aYaVmTpudPiexaha1XtM

      1. Duet 2 Wifi does not work with inductive Tronxy XY-08N z-sensor / 24V sensor test and Z-Probe gcode
        , https://youtu.be/Cyz0kyei7dg
      2. Duet 2 Wifi does not work with inductive Tronxy XY-08N z-sensor / 24V sensor test and multimeter, https://youtu.be/8XAUbGO_yQw
      3. Duet 2 Wifi does not work with inductive Tronxy XY-08N z-sensor / 5V sensor test and multimeter, https://youtu.be/wF8idlzNP7c

      current gcode (It changes almost minute by minute;)
      --- cut ---
      M574 Z1 S1 P"!^zstop" ;??? ^!???; Zn Position: 0=none, 1=lowend, 2=highend
      ; Sn switch-type: 1=(eg microswitch), 2=Zprobe(when used to home an axis other than Z) , 3=single motor load, 4=multiple motor...
      M558 P5 C"^zprobe.in" H5 F120 T6000
      G31 P500 X0 Y0 Z2.5 ; set Z
      ---n paste ---

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
      nynundefined
      nyn