The image looks like three horizontal dials. 23:02:28,442 - DEBUG - Heater tool1 already off. Using the selection knob, rotate until the top-right selection lights up. If the host is connected via Repetier-Server, the G-Code is sent to the. Turning heaters off prior to shutting off PSU. Start and End Gcode scripts can be used to 61, after cursing my days with the. DEBUG - isPSUOn: True 23:02:28,437 - INFO - Idle timeout reached after 5 minute(s). The debug log contains this interesting snippet where t looks like it’s going to shut off but then doesn’t: After a print, it doesn’t work, even though it’s cooled down sufficiently. It works when the printer hasn’t been heated up yet. Ok, I thought it was working, but it’s not.
I suppose I could fix this with a GPIO pin, but it'd be a lot simpler if there was a way to configure PSU control to assume that the printer is on when the connection is established. Verify Endstops 5V: Regulated power supply used to power microcontroller and. This means that I have click the icon once manually in order to get it in sync every time the server restarts. firmware and hosting the front-end server Open the Mainsail interface. The only remaining problem I have is that PSUControl starts up assuming that the PSU is off, when actually the PSU turns on automatically when Octoprint establishes the connection. I changed it to a slightly more brute force regex of "Recv: T:*" and then the terminal filtering started working and possibly coincidentally, at the same time the idle timer for PSUControl seemed to start functioning as well.
Recv: T:18.45 /0 B:17.83 /0 doesn't match the default filtering regex. Does the idle timer implementation rely in any way on the string set for temperature command ignoring in the Octoprint terminal filter window? The reason I ask is that the terminal window was not previously filtering out the returned temp commands because repetier formats them like this: I'm not quite sure why, but the idle timer is now working.
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