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<h3 id="smart_effector">[smart_effector]<a class="headerlink" href="#smart_effector" title="Permanent link">¶</a></h3>
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<p>Smart Effector. One may define this section instead of <code>[probe]</code> to enable
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the SmartEffector-specific features. This also enables
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<a href="G-Codes.html#smart-effector">runtime commands</a> to adjust the parameters of
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the Smart Effector at run time.</p>
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<p>The "Smart Effector" from Duet3d implements a Z probe using a force
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sensor. One may define this section instead of <code>[probe]</code> to enable the
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Smart Effector specific features. This also enables
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<a href="G-Codes.html#smart_effector">runtime commands</a> to adjust the parameters
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of the Smart Effector at run time.</p>
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<div class="highlight"><pre><span></span><code>[smart_effector]
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pin:
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# Pin connected to the Smart Effector Z Probe output pin (pin 5). Note that
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# value pullup resistor on the Z probe input, which will likely result in an
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# always-triggered probe state. In this case, connect the Smart Effector to
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# a different pin on the board. This parameter is required.
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# control_pin:
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#control_pin:
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# Pin connected to the Smart Effector control input pin (pin 7). If provided,
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# Smart Effector sensitivity programming commands become available.
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# probe_accel:
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#probe_accel:
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# If set, limits the acceleration of the probing moves (in mm/sec^2).
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# A sudden large acceleration at the beginning of the probing move may
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# cause spurious probe triggering, especially if the hotend is heavy.
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# To prevent that, it may be necessary to reduce the acceleration of
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# the probing moves via this parameter.
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# recovery_time: 0.4
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#recovery_time: 0.4
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# A delay between the travel moves and the probing moves in seconds. A fast
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# travel move prior to probing may result in a spurious probe triggering.
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# This may cause 'Probe triggered prior to movement' errors if no delay
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