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Adding two new variables: {chamber_temp} and {chamber_target}. #224

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@alpxp alpxp commented Dec 26, 2019

They access the chamber temperature status provided by octopi.
I tested this on my setup and it works ok.

…access the chamber temperature status provided by octopi.
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Perfect for me 👍

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@alpxp can you please clarify how do you get those injected? Are those RaspberryPI specific?

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alpxp commented Apr 9, 2020

@alpxp can you please clarify how do you get those injected? Are those RaspberryPI specific?

Sure. I don't think this is specific to RaspberryPI. The chamber temperature is provided by Marlin and read by Octopi. I have one of those attached to the one vacant thermistor port of my GT2560 board.
In Configuration.h:
#define TEMP_SENSOR_CHAMBER 1
In pins_GT2560_REV_A.h:
#define TEMP_CHAMBER_PIN 9
Maybe MarlinFirmware/Marlin#973 is relevant.

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alpxp commented Sep 27, 2020

@rlogiacco Why was this reverted, btw?

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it was failing on my system which doesn't have the additional temp sensor...

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