Basic Information:
Printer Model: Troodon 2.0
MCU / Printerboard:Octopus variant, Pi GPIO, SB2209 toolhead mcu, U2C, easy-brd
Host / SBC Pi5
klippy.log
I am not sure why my M109 is not getting passed the temp variable it needs. I think it is something in Happy Hare based on where the error arises.
I am pulling out my hair for something that I think should be obvious…
klippy.log (3.8 MB)
I keep erroring out here:
Gate Statistics:
#0: 
, #1: 
, #2: —, #3: —, #4: —, #5: —, #6: —, #7: —, #8: —, #9: —, #10: —, #11: —, #12: —, #13:
DEBUG: Syncing gear stepper and extruder
Modifying MMU gear stepper run current to 70% for extruder syncing
Modifying MMU gear stepper run current to 70% for extruder syncing
Run Current: 0.89A Hold Current: 0.21A
DEBUG: Un-retracting 2.0mm
DEBUG: Restoring toolhead height (speed:150, accel:5000)
DEBUG: Restored gcode state and z-hop position only (Z:10.0) after change_tool
__MMU_GATE_INSERT
Error on ‘M109.1 S’: unable to parse
Error on ‘M109.1 S’: unable to parse
Error on ‘M109.1 S’: unable to parse
CANCEL_PRINT
DEBUG: MMU_CANCEL_PRINT wrapper called
SuperSlicer gcode
MMU_START_SETUP INITIAL_TOOL={initial_tool} REFERENCED_TOOLS=!referenced_tools! TOOL_COLORS=!colors! TOOL_TEMPS=!temperatures! TOOL_MATERIALS=!materials! PURGE_VOLUMES=!purge_volumes!
MMU_START_CHECK
M104 S0 ; Stops SuperSlicer from sending temp waits separately
M140 S0
print_start EXTRUDER={first_layer_temperature[initial_extruder]+extruder_temperature_offset[initial_extruder]} BED=[first_layer_bed_temperature] CHAMBER=[chamber_temperature]
MMU_START_LOAD_INITIAL_TOOL
; Optionally add YOUR additional start logic to run just prior to start
;purge
PURGE_START