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Printer Variables
moggieuk edited this page Oct 2, 2024
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Happy Hare exposes 'printer' variables that can be used in your own macros.
printer.mmu.enabled : {bool} True if MMU is enabled
printer.mmu.num_gates : {int} number of gates configured
printer.mmu.is_paused : {bool} True if MMU is paused after an error (can also use print_job_state)
printer.mmu.is_locked : {bool} DEPRECATED, use for printer.mmu.is_paused instead
printer.mmu.is_homed : {bool} True if MMU has been homed
printer.mmu.is_in_print : {bool} True if MMU is managing a print job (print_job_state is printing|pause_locked|paused)
printer.mmu.tool : {int} 0..n | -1 for unknown | -2 for bypass
printer.mmu.gate : {int} 0..n | -1 for unknown
printer.mmu.active_filament : {dict} of active filament attributes (from gate_map, e.g. active_filament.material, active_filament.color)
printer.mmu.last_tool : {int} 0..n | -1 for unknown | -2 for bypass (during a tool change after unload)
printer.mmu.next_tool : {int} 0..n | -1 for unknown | -2 for bypass (during a tool change)
printer.mmu.toolchange_purge_volume : {float} suggested purge volume for current toolchange (mm^3)
printer.mmu.last_toolchange : {string} description of last change similar to M117 display
printer.mmu.runout : {bool} DEPRECATED, use printer.mmu.operation == "runout" instead
printer.mmu.operation : {string} Operation in progress (toolchange, load, unload, runout, pause, cancel, complete)
printer.mmu.filament : {string} filament state in extruder (Loaded | Unloaded | Unknown)
printer.mmu.filament_position : {float} location in mm of filament
printer.mmu.filament_pos : {int} state machine - exact location of filament
printer.mmu.filament_direction : {int} 1 (load) | -1 (unload)
printer.mmu.servo : {string} Up | Down | Move | Unknown
printer.mmu.ttg_map : {list} defined gate for each tool
printer.mmu.gate_status : {list} per gate: 0 empty | 1 available | 2 available from buffer | -1 unknown
printer.mmu.gate_material : {list} of material names, one per gate
printer.mmu.gate_name : {list} of filament names, one per gate
printer.mmu.gate_color : {list} of color names, one per gate
printer.mmu.gate_color_rgb : {list} of color rbg values from 0.0 - 1.0 in truples (red, green blue), one per gate
printer.mmu.gate_spool_id : {list} of IDs for Spoolman, one per gate
printer.mmu.custom_color_rgb : {list} of color rbg values from 0.0 - 1.0 in truples (red, green blue), one per gate
printer.mmu.slicer_tool_map : {dict} of slicer defined tool attributes (in form slicer_tool_map.tools.x.[color|material|temp|in_use])
printer.mmu.endless_spool_groups : {list} membership group (int) for each tool
printer.mmu.tool_extrusion_multipliers : {list} current M221 extrusion multipliers (float), one per tool
printer.mmu.tool_speed_multipliers : {list} current M220 extrusion multipliers (float), one per tool
printer.mmu.action : {string} Idle | Loading | Unloading | Forming Tip | Heating | Loading Ext | Exiting Ext | Checking | Homing | Selecting
printer.mmu.has_bypass : {bool} True if available else False
printer.mmu.sync_drive : {bool} True if gear stepper is currently synced to extruder
printer.mmu.sync_feedback_state : {string} State of sync feedback sensor (compressed | expanded | neutral | disabled)
printer.mmu.print_job_state : {string} current job state seen by MMU (initialized | standby | started | printing | pause_locked | paused | complete | cancelled | error)
printer.mmu.clog_detection : {int} 0 (off) | 1 (manual) | 2 (auto)
printer.mmu.endless_spool : {int} 0 (disabled) | 1 (enabled) | 2 (additionally enabled for pre-gate sensor)
printer.mmu.print_start_detection : {int} 0 (disabled) | 1 (enabled) For Klippain
printer.mmu.reason_for_pause : {string}
printer.mmu.extruder_filament_remaining : {float} amount of residual + cut filament left in the extruder (for toolchange macros)
printer.mmu.enable_spoolman : {int} 0 (disabled) | 1 (enabled) DEPRECATED, use printer.mmu.spoolman_support instead
printer.mmu.spoolman_support: {string} spoolman integration mode (off | readonly | push | pull)
Optionally exposed for mmu_encoder (if fitted):
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].encoder_pos : {float} Encoder position measurement in mm
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].detection_length : {float} The detection length for clog detection
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].min_headroom : {float} How close clog detection was from firing on current tool change
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].headroom : {float} Current headroom of clog detection (i.e. distance from trigger point)
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].desired_headroom : {float} Desired headroom (mm) for automatic clog detection
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].detection_mode : {int} Same as printer.mmu.clog_detection
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].enabled : {bool} Whether encoder is currently enabled for clog detection
printer['mmu_encoder mmu_encoder'].flow_rate : {int} % flowrate (extruder movement compared to encoder movement)
If you are a developer you might be interested in the following klipper events that are generated by Happy Hare:
Event Name Parameters Description
---------- ---------- -----------
mmu:mmu_paused - Called when mmu_error occurs
mmu:mmu_resumed - Called when print is resumed after mmu_error
mmu:enabled - When MMU is enabled, e.g. with MMU ENABLE=1
mmu:disabled - When MMU is disabled, e.g. with MMU ENABLE=0
mmu:toolchange last_tool, next_tool When tool change is initiated (start of)
mmu:synced - When filament driver (gear stepper) is synced to extruder
mmu:unsynced - When filament driver (gear stepper) is synced to extruder
Happy Hare also listens for sync_feedback events. These can be generated internally with built in sync feedback support, but can also be used to keep gear/extruder motors in sync using a third party feedback device:
mmu:sync_feedback state The state is a float between -1.0 and +1.0 and represents
the state of tension (negative value) or compression (positive
value) of the filament inside the bowden. A value of 0 is neutral
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1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Essential Configuration
4. Calibration
5. Operation
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6. Slicer-MMU Setup
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7. Tuning
8. Optional Feature Setup
9. Advanced Configuration
10. Advanced Concepts
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- Statistics and Counters
- Tool and Gate Maps
- Filament Bypass
- Runout/Clog Detection
- Consumption Counters
- Synchronized Gear/Extruder
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