Closed n2jwc closed 4 years ago
I'm assuming your triplicate post is due to github's recent issues? Could you please verify if restarting octoprint has any effect. If not please post your plugin_tplinksmartplug_debug.log file.
Yes the triple post was due to github. I will reboot. Where can I find the debug log?
in the logging section of octoprint's settings. then you can drag and drop it here in the comment you reply with.
I just literally though that and was SFTPing it off.
plugin_tplinksmartplug_debug.txt
There you go. This is an Ender3 with stock board and firmware.
Try turning off disconnect event monitoring and restart octoprint and let me know if that make a difference. What I'm seeing is the printer is getting powered off because of disconnect events, which may actually be bypassing the logic in the idle timeout.
Hi. I tried that and nothing changed. I did not print anything I ran the HE and Bed to 50 and then turned them off to observe. Nothing. Just to be sure I tested the Thermal protection and that worked.
[2020-05-22 21:58:17,167] DEBUG: Resetting idle timer during print progress (0)... [2020-05-22 21:59:00,320] DEBUG: Print cancelled, reseting job_power to 0 [2020-05-22 22:01:40,474] DEBUG: Max bed temp reached, shutting off plugs. [2020-05-22 22:01:40,477] DEBUG: Turning off 192.168.244.84.
New log attached.
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I have the same issue, and the log shows that the plugin is not reading the actual latest temp back:
[2020-08-05 22:10:47,843] DEBUG: Idle timeout reached after 10 minute(s). Turning heaters off prior to powering off plugs.
[2020-08-05 22:10:47,844] DEBUG: Heater bed already off.
[2020-08-05 22:10:47,845] DEBUG: Heater tool0 already off.
[2020-08-05 22:10:47,845] DEBUG: Heater tool0 = 192.73C
[2020-08-05 22:10:47,846] DEBUG: Waiting for heaters(tool0) before shutting power off...
[2020-08-05 22:10:52,850] DEBUG: Heater tool0 = 192.73C
[2020-08-05 22:10:52,851] DEBUG: Waiting for heaters(tool0) before shutting power off...
[2020-08-05 22:10:57,859] DEBUG: Heater tool0 = 192.73C
[2020-08-05 22:10:57,859] DEBUG: Waiting for heaters(tool0) before shutting power off...
While at the same time, the terminal is showing correct temp info:
Recv: TT::26.3426.34 //0.000.00 BB::27.7327.73 //0.000.00 @@::00 BB@@::00 Recv:
This might be related to some random firmware temperature reporting issue that I'm not taking into account. @n2jwc does your terminal also report the temperature as TT::
like @zhanbox report above?
Just chiming in - The reported double temp issue is something that was introduced with the ender 3 pro v2 and creality cr6 se.
Reference: https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/ender3v2tempfix/
This might be related to some random firmware temperature reporting issue that I'm not taking into account. @n2jwc does your terminal also report the temperature as
TT::
like @zhanbox report above?
HI. my printer is offline and packed as we are moving to a new house so I am unable to provide any information for a couple weeks.
Correct me if I'm wrong @khanhntran I think if that other plugin is installed then my plugin works fine.
Unfortunately, I'm not quite sure. I actually had to open an issue on that plugin's repo. I installed the fix plugin and my temperature reading didn't change at all. Link - https://github.com/SimplyPrint/OctoPrint-Ender3V2TempFix/issues/6
I can confirm that after I installed that ender 3 v2 temp fix plugin, this plugin is automatically working.
I did this about a week ago, I thought I already reported here and somehow my post didn't go out :)
Great news, thanks @zhanbox. Hopefully that is also the issue and fix for @n2jwc. Good luck moving.
Idle timer is working however the Idle Target Temp is not shutting down the printer. I have screen shot and my settings and I have already turned on debug logging however not sure where it is saved.