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Open FPPA3D opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

Hello i just installed MKS PI and most is working with an skr 1.4, until i tried to install the SKR PWC 3.0 on it. i con not find anywere the pinout to use. on raspberry my config was.

[power Printer] type: gpio pin: gpio14 on_when_job_queued: True off_when_shutdown: True locked_while_printing: True restart_klipper_when_powered: True initial_state: off

and on mooraker

[gcode_macro M81] gcode: {action_call_remote_method("set_device_power", device="Printer", state="off")}

and worked fine. but i tried the pinout for MKS PI and cont get it to work.

i tried the GPIO on tp in this image but did not get it to work.

Any ideas?? pinout mks pi

Thanks

FPPA3D avatar Jun 26 '23 01:06 FPPA3D

Hello ! I have a problem like that, I use my MKS Pi with a printer that doesn't have a Filament runout sensor. I would like to Wire it with GND / +5V / and 1-C7 pin but I can't find a way to get it's pin number in klipper.

I know that it should work but, we'll need the klipper pin numbers of the reserved IO.

If someone have this, it could be great !

Luigi084 avatar Jun 28 '23 14:06 Luigi084

Hello ! I have a problem like that, I use my MKS Pi with a printer that doesn't have a Filament runout sensor. I would like to Wire it with GND / +5V / and 1-C7 pin but I can't find a way to get it's pin number in klipper.

I know that it should work but, we'll need the klipper pin numbers of the reserved IO.

If someone have this, it could be great !

1-C7 is GPIO23.

What board you are using? You can literally use any free header with control pin and GND, such as the ones for endstops. Just because a header is not labeled as filament runout sensor, it doesn't mean it cannot be used for this purpose.

fbeltrao-br avatar Aug 09 '23 15:08 fbeltrao-br

Hello ! I have a problem like that, I use my MKS Pi with a printer that doesn't have a Filament runout sensor. I would like to Wire it with GND / +5V / and 1-C7 pin but I can't find a way to get it's pin number in klipper. I know that it should work but, we'll need the klipper pin numbers of the reserved IO. If someone have this, it could be great !

1-C7 is GPIO23.

What board you are using? You can literally use any free header with control pin and GND, such as the ones for endstops. Just because a header is not labeled as filament runout sensor, it doesn't mean it cannot be used for this purpose.

Where i can get fully information about pinout?

4uva4ek avatar Sep 26 '23 16:09 4uva4ek