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Feature: Turn on LEDs only when actively printing #2

Open mariusstrom opened 1 year ago

mariusstrom commented 1 year ago

It would be amazing if there was a setting in BLLED to only have the LEDs triggered when the printer is not idling. For example, lit white when printing, red when errored, and green when complete. Otherwise, turn the LEDs off.

bolsoncerrado commented 10 months ago

How do you go from Green after completion to LEDs off if not manually?

HotWheelz83 commented 8 months ago

I'd suggest using a door sensor and time out combo, so say leds turn green when the print finishes and then turn off after a user adjustable period (for me, I'd like 12 hours) or when the printer door is opened, whichever comes first.

bolsoncerrado commented 8 months ago

Now that you mention it, don't the X1 series come with door sensors already installed?

TheDutchDev commented 8 months ago

Now that you mention it, don't the X1 series come with door sensors already installed?

I dont think so no, maybe the latest models? Mine atleast doesnt have it afaik. Bought it 3 or 4 months ago

HotWheelz83 commented 8 months ago

Mine doesnt have a stock door sensor from factory, but it's trivial to add one on the outside of the door and frame.

bolsoncerrado commented 8 months ago

I though all of them had the sensors installed just not enabled in the firmware. If you look close to the protuberances in the clear Grey rubber when you open the door...

bolsoncerrado commented 8 months ago

There are even suggestions on their actual use:

https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/2751

TheDutchDev commented 8 months ago

Ah, my bad. @DutchDevelop also just told me there is a way to detect the door sensor.

That's actually pretty cool

wile1411 commented 5 months ago

Some work on the code was recently completed by a community member Check the latest BLLC_19.3.24.bin version from official site https://www.dutchdevelop.com/bl-led-controller/

The LEDs stay green after a print finishes. Once you open or close the door, the LEDs return to white You can also use the door as a LED light switch to turn them off by closing the printer door twice in 6 seconds Lastly, there is an setable inactivity timer. If it's not printing, the LEDs will turn off after that time expires.