How to Adjust Module Trigger Value
This document explains how to adjust the trigger sensitivity of the FLY-Alps pressure sensor to ensure leveling accuracy and reliability.
Video Tutorial
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Preparations
Before starting to adjust the trigger value, please ensure:
- The module is correctly connected to the mainboard.
- The ALPS firmware has been flashed and is running normally.
- The configuration file has been loaded correctly.
Step 1: Enable the Module
1.1 Send Enable Command
Send the following command in the Klipper console to activate the pressure sensor's enable pin:
SET_PIN PIN=_probe_ready VALUE=1
1.2 Verify Module Status
After sending the command, observe the trigger indicator light on the module:
- Normal State: The indicator light should be off.
- Test Trigger: Gently touch the nozzle with a metal object (e.g., tweezers, wrench), the indicator light should turn on.
Notes
- If using a non-metallic object for testing, be mindful of the hotend temperature to avoid damaging the object.
- If the indicator light stays on or flashes, check the EN pin wiring and configuration.
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Step 2: Adjust Pressure Trigger Value
2.1 Connect Configuration Tool
- Connect the FLY-Alps module to your computer using a USB cable.
- Open the FLY-Alps Configuration Tool.
- Select the correct serial port number.
- Click the "Connect" button.
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2.2 Configure Sensitivity
After successful connection, you can:
- View Current ADC Value: Monitor the sensor's raw data in real-time.
- Set Trigger Threshold: Adjust sensitivity according to actual needs.
- Test Trigger Effect: Verify if the configuration is suitable.
Suggestions
- A smaller value makes the sensor more sensitive (easier to trigger).
- A larger value requires more pressure to trigger.
- It is recommended to find the most suitable threshold through practical testing.
Common Issues
| Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Indicator light stays on | EN pin wiring error | Check wiring and configuration |
| Cannot trigger | Threshold set too high | Decrease the sensitivity value |
| Frequent false triggers | Threshold set too low | Increase the sensitivity value |
More Information
For other issues, please refer to the FAQ Document.
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