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Corrections on Manta M8P SPI pins and Octopus Pro V1.1 (H723) Led pin
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSPI motor and stepper pin mappings moved to PG6/PG7/PG8 for the Manta M8P board; a Y1 enable alias changed from PA0 to PA2 on the Octopus Pro H723 board; filament runout pin moved from PA3 to PA10 on the BTT EBB42 Gen2 toolboard config. Changes
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Updated wiring diagrams with all the accessories for stock hardware and most used boards. Al octopus nut Max EZ, O2S, EBB42 (all versions) and EBB36 (all versions). EBB 42 Gen 2 Corrected
Including Orbiter smart sensor using I2C Pins on EBB 42 Gen 2. Diagram also corrected.
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In `@configuration/boards/btt-ebb42-gen2-10/toolboard-config.cfg`:
- Line 41: The filament sensor pin is set incorrectly: change the configuration
key filament_sensor_runout_pin from PA10 back to the dedicated FIL input PA3 to
restore proper filament detection and avoid clobbering I²C (PA9/PA10) lines;
locate the filament_sensor_runout_pin entry in the toolboard-config.cfg and
replace the PA10 value with PA3 so the line reads
filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA3, ensuring trailing comma matches surrounding
entries.
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| # filament sensors | ||
| filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA3, | ||
| filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA10, |
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for PA3 and PA10 references in configuration files
echo "=== Files in the btt-ebb42-gen2-10 directory ==="
find configuration/boards/btt-ebb42-gen2-10 -type f 2>/dev/null | head -20
echo -e "\n=== Searching for PA3 references ==="
rg 'PA3' configuration/ --type cfg --type txt -C 1
echo -e "\n=== Searching for PA10 references ==="
rg 'PA10' configuration/ --type cfg --type txt -C 1
echo -e "\n=== Checking the full toolboard-config.cfg file ==="
cat -n configuration/boards/btt-ebb42-gen2-10/toolboard-config.cfgRepository: Rat-OS/RatOS-configurator
Length of output: 2495
🌐 Web query:
BTT EBB42 Gen2 1.0 filament sensor pin PA10 pinout schematic
💡 Result:
On the BTT EBB42 GEN2 V1.0, MCU pin PA10 is the I²C SDA line, brought out on the I2C header/connector (with PA9 as SCL). (global.bttwiki.com)
If you’re looking for the dedicated filament/runout (“FIL”) switch input, that’s PA3 (separate from the I²C pins). (global.bttwiki.com)
Citations:
- 1: https://global.bttwiki.com/img/EBB42_GEN2/en/interface.jpg
- 2: https://global.bttwiki.com/img/EBB42_GEN2/en/interface.jpg
Revert filament_sensor_runout_pin from PA10 back to PA3.
According to the official BTT EBB42 GEN2 V1.0 pinout documentation, PA10 is the I²C SDA (data) line and PA9 is the I²C SCL (clock) line. The dedicated filament runout ("FIL") switch input is on PA3. The current mapping at line 41 (filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA10) is incorrect and would break both I²C communication and filament detection. Change it back to filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA3,.
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In `@configuration/boards/btt-ebb42-gen2-10/toolboard-config.cfg` at line 41, The
filament sensor pin is set incorrectly: change the configuration key
filament_sensor_runout_pin from PA10 back to the dedicated FIL input PA3 to
restore proper filament detection and avoid clobbering I²C (PA9/PA10) lines;
locate the filament_sensor_runout_pin entry in the toolboard-config.cfg and
replace the PA10 value with PA3 so the line reads
filament_sensor_runout_pin=PA3, ensuring trailing comma matches surrounding
entries.
Correcting VAOC led pin on Octopus Pro V1.1 (h273).
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Corrections on Manta M8P SPI pins, Octopus Pro V1.1 (H723) Led pin and Y1 enable pin.
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