Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I do my best to avoid EMC issues with my filament-runout sensor on my Mega S but it triggers still accidentality once in 6 month. So not that bad like my first try to use the Mega S filament-runout sensor which stops every second print. :-)
Describe the solution you'd like
I need a min. time that the sensor has to be active to trigger an action. This will avoid EMC triggers.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Debounce should not help as it will debounce "after" fire the trigger (as I understood electronics)
Perhaps this can be used to have 2 function on a button in general like short pressed/long pressed to execute different functions.
Additional context
Connected the filament runout-sensor of Anycubic Mega S to RPIO of my OctoPI. Still added capacitors, resistors and shielded wires but it still triggers sometimes which will cause an unwanted pause.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I do my best to avoid EMC issues with my filament-runout sensor on my Mega S but it triggers still accidentality once in 6 month. So not that bad like my first try to use the Mega S filament-runout sensor which stops every second print. :-)
Describe the solution you'd like I need a min. time that the sensor has to be active to trigger an action. This will avoid EMC triggers.
Describe alternatives you've considered Debounce should not help as it will debounce "after" fire the trigger (as I understood electronics)
Perhaps this can be used to have 2 function on a button in general like short pressed/long pressed to execute different functions.
Additional context Connected the filament runout-sensor of Anycubic Mega S to RPIO of my OctoPI. Still added capacitors, resistors and shielded wires but it still triggers sometimes which will cause an unwanted pause.