#Nitehawk SB - New Install Inssue

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loud viper
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I just recently rebuilt my 2.4 due to a sloppy X axis rail. When doing so I went ahead and installed a Nitehawk SB tool head board. I am getting these temp errors now and not sure what to do. I googled around but nothing really particualr about this issues. I am a almost noob with Klipper and these config type errors and could use some help. I have updated my printer.cfg with the supplied pin mappings from LDO documentation and made sure the tool head board was connected and properly wired.

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If I change the temp range to -50 it will allow the boot but the temp can't be right?

vivid sundial
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looks like you don't have a chamber thermistor plugged in. if you're not using one you need to comment out that line in the nitehawk.cfg file

loud viper
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Oh - I might be stupid but I assume it was on board the Nitehawk?

vivid sundial
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oh you've put all the nitehawk stuff in your main cfg

loud viper
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Yes I did was hoping that would be cleaner and easier for me being I am a complete novice

vivid sundial
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[temperature_sensor chamber_temp]
sensor_type: Generic 3950
sensor_pin: nhk:gpio28
min_temp: 0
max_temp: 100
gcode_id: chamber_th``` comment out this section. this is for the chamber thermistor port on the nhsb itself
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the section below (thermistor CMFB etcetcetc) is the actual temp sensor on the nh PCB

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temperature1: 0.0
resistance1: 32116.0
temperature2: 40.0
resistance2: 5309.0
temperature3: 80.0
resistance3: 1228.0

[temperature_sensor nh_temp]
## Nitehawk PCB Sensor
sensor_type: CMFB103F3950FANT
sensor_pin: nhk:gpio26
pullup_resistor: 2200
min_temp: 0
max_temp: 100
gcode_id: nh_th```
loud viper
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Okay so it is not built into the board like the ADXL part. My bad there it was an assumption.

vivid sundial
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no- there are both. the two sections above define the on-PCB sensor, whereas the chamber_temp section is for the thermistor you have not got connected.

loud viper
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Got it, I will see about getting a chamber temp sensor to give it a try in the mean time I will disable. Now I need to see why the light on the SB are not working.

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Before I was using this file to control the SB led and I changed the pin mapping on this macro but that doesn't seem to help or make it work.

vivid sundial
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config looks appropriate

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have the LEDs ever worked?

loud viper
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Not sure this is all new parts on the rebuild. So I can not verify that with these particular LED's, and Nitehawk but before yes the LED worked before with the old set up. This is the first time I have started up the machine with the new set up.

vivid sundial
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well the config matches what i'd expect and appears to be included in the right order/place, so i would look to check over hardware again