I’ve tried output type digital on both 1.23 and 3.25 now and the LED doesn’t light up. I restored the large and small driver Vbb sources just in case but obviously not an issue.
I thought I found it, there was a panel configured with 3.25 and 3.26 configured, but that doesn’t appear to fix the problem.
Why do you have S3.0 and S7.0 in there ? That is not how the switch module works.
Looks to me like they got it from your /zprobe page.
While your on here Arthur, can you reply to my email, or my post from over a week ago, or maybe put some pressure on Uberclock to reply to their emails.
I can’t find a switch with the configuration shown here on the zprobe page …
About email, I’m late on email and doing my best to catch up. For uberclock afaik they are up to date on email, are you emailing uberclockllc@gmail.com ?
From the zprobe page:
~ Command ~ BLTouch status
M280 S3.0 Push-pin down
M280 S7.0 Push-pin up
M280 S10.6 Alarm release
M280 S8.4 Self-test
M280 S5.5 ZMin test mode (for M119)
Maybe that’s not what is intended by the code on the page? but the documentation is so ambiguous that it is hard to tell.
I’m using the email link on their store page, but thanks for replying to the other post.
While I think about it, my post may have something to do with this one, OP have a look at /forum/t-5990107/can-t-control-p1-23
Those are the codes that you can execute as gcode, they aren’t (as I now understand) meant to go into the config. The config takes a particular gcode(M280) and can take a subcode to execute the servo or switch. M280, M280.1, etc.
This is a continuation of BLTouch no pin deployment.
Setup: Smoothieboard, Vbb connected, USB connected, Vbb connected to small and large MosFETs
Newest firmware: Build version: edge-c819aa6, Build date: Apr 4 2018 16:52:08, MCU: LPC1769, System Clock: 120MHz
5 axis
Basic sample config plus:
- optional Z probe
zprobe.enable true # set to true to enable a zprobe
zprobe.probe_pin 1.29 # pin probe is attached to if NC remove the !
zprobe.slow_feedrate 5 # mm/sec probe feed rate
#zprobe.debounce_count 100 # set if noisy
zprobe.fast_feedrate 100 # move feedrate mm/sec
zprobe.probe_height 5 # how much above bed to start probe
zprobe.z_max 7 # maximum probe travel
#gamma_min_endstop nc # normally 1.28. Change to nc to prevent conflict,
switch.servo.enable true
switch.servo.input_on_comand M280
switch.servo.input_off_command M281
switch.servo.output_pin 3.25
switch.servo.output_type hwpwm
switch.servo.pwm_period_ms 20
Output type digital also tried
Commands tried M280 S200 for hwpwm and M280 for digital
Measurement was AC voltage measurement on pin also LED with resistor on pin positive end to pin
Obviously the BLTouch to pin (yellow wire)
I have a note into Uberclock as well since this looks like a hw problem with the board. But I’m puzzled at what would destroy the circuits that I might have done setting up the BLTouch.