WayneManion
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1 month ago I did some experimentation. I could not figure out how to get the TLS working with the mosquitto_pub client, so I used Node-RED.
It is completely possible to send lines of gcode to the printer. At least when the printer is in LAN mode. Send a message to device/{{SERIAL}}/request like this:
{
"print":{
"sequence_id":"0",
"command":"gcode_line",
"param":"G1 E50 F600 \n \n",
"user_id":"1234"
}
}And the machine will extrude a little bit of filament if the nozzle is up to temperature.
Describe the feature
I have my printers on shelves. One of my printers is a P1P with the P1S conversion kit. Sometimes I have to turn the printer around to be able to load filament. When the printer is turned around I no longer have easy access to the controls on the front of the printer.
On my Klipper printers I have macros set up to heat to 240C, turn off the nozzle heater, retract 25mm, extrude 50mm, and extrude 200mm. I have a Zigbee scene remote connected to Home Assistant that can trigger these macros. This means I can heat the nozzle and then retract or extrude filament as needed to perform filament (un)loading without access to the printer's display.
I would like to be able to do something like this with my P1P/S. I can already heat or cool the nozzle with a Zigbee remote, but I don't know if there is any way to provoke an extrusion or retraction move by using MQTT or the Bambu integration.
Yes, I could use my phone, but when I have the printer turned around and one hand trying to push filament into the reverse Bowden tube I would rather just press a simple physical button.
What device is this for?
P1S
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