#How do I get the name fo my runout sensor

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magic ether
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I'm working on a project where I have to disable the runout sensor.
Right now I am trying to use following line:
SET_FILAMENT_SENSOR SENSOR=<sensor_name> ENABLE=[0]
So, my question is how can I get the <sensor_name>?

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spice hinge
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Use the name the sensor has in the klipper config, i.e. SENSOR=Filament_Runout_Sensor or simmilar

north spear
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You defined it in your config

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Be aware you need everything in the []

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So e.g. [filament_motion_sensor this_is_my_runout_sensor_name] detection_length: 7.0 extruder: extruder pause_on_runout: FALSE runout_gcode: {action_respond_info("RUNOUT: Filament runout")} PAUSE insert_gcode: {action_respond_info("RUNOUT: Filament inserted")}

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You would use it like SET_FILAMENT_SENSOR SENSOR=this_is_my_runout_sensor_name ENABLE=1 in the gcode

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But if you use it in the printer. Variable you need to use printer["filament_motion_sensor this_is_my_ronout_sensor_name"].filament_detected to get the detection state

magic ether
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so, i only want to diable it temporarily using a macro.
would the following macros work? I could just test it, but i would like to make sure first:
Btw, ignore the M412 command, it doesnt work

`############################################

Enables the Filament runout sensor

############################################
[gcode_macro ENABLE_RUNOUT_SENSOR]
gcode:
#M412 S1
SET_FILAMENT_SENSOR SENSOR=Filament_Runout_Sensor ENABLE=[1]

############################################

Disables the Filament runout sensor

############################################
[gcode_macro DISABLE_RUNOUT_SENSOR]
gcode:
#M412 S0
SET_FILAMENT_SENSOR SENSOR=Filament_Runout_Sensor ENABLE=[0]`

north spear
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Nope see my sample it must be =1 and =0 no brackets