Hi,
I did the setup of my printer.cfg file and i have a parse error. I think my cfg file is good, but not sure 100%. I joined my klippy.log. if somebidy can help me with it, may be it need more informations. let me know. i really don’t know where to look… everything is up to date. Thank you.
"Klipper reports: ERROR
Unable to parse option ‘heater_temp’ in section ‘heater_fan hotend_fan’
Once the underlying issue is corrected, use the “RESTART”
command to reload the config and restart the host software.
Printer is halted"
When I look at your klippy.log I see a large number of blank lines that end at [mcu rpi] which has a tab character before it.
Could you please reply with your printer.cfg attached?
Also, you have a lot of macros. Where did you get them from and are they needed? Have you tried removing them (commenting them out/commenting out the includes that bring them in) and see if there is a difference?
Right now, I’m wondering about that tab character but depending on where you got your macros and how they’re brought into the system, I’m suspicious of them.
printer.cfg (10.3 KB)
right now, everything work with this printer.cfg. but the hotend sensor show 129 degrees… i tried with and without the jumper, with and without pullup_resistor: 4700 in the config and nothing change.
yes, i changed the max temp for the hotend after and i got something… 360 degrees with PT1000 in the config. now, i have 129 degrees with the one in the printer.cfg file. klippy (32).log (5.1 MB)
From your latest klippy.log, it looks like you’ve changed a number of things in your printer.cfg. I’m also not sure what you mean about using a PT1000 as when I look at the effective printer.cfg in the latest klippy.log I don’t see any evidence of you changing the extruder and heated bed pins.
Can I ask you to be precise in what you are doing, making sure you document all changes that you make (hardware and to printer.cfg) along with the observed results?
The main issue is solved. I have a Raposo hf hotend 104NT sensor. But it show 129° cold… I don’t know why. All the rest is some small adjustment in the config. The last question is why it show 129° at room temp?
Can you provide a link to this device’s datasheet and can you explain how you’ve wired it in to the Manta M8P V2.0? I’ve never heard of it and when I do a search it doesn’t come up.
I’m asking how it’s wired because you seem to indicate that it is a PT1000.
I tried to change the socket. Same result. I tested the resistance with the chart for pt1000. Right on the result needed. If I set the printer config to pt1000, it give 357°… with 104NT 159°… in pretty sure I have a pt1000. What’s wrong with my klipper??…