PROBE_ACCURACY not available for BTT Eddy

[thijstriemstra]

Fluidd Version

1.32.2

Browser

Firefox

Device

Desktop PC

Operating System

Windows

What happened

The PROBE_ACCURACY command is not available when using BTT Eddy probe:

What did you expect to happen

That the command is available for [probe_eddy_current] devices.

How to reproduce

Define an [probe_eddy_current btt_eddy]

Additional information

No response

[pedrolamas]

Hi @thijstriemstra, thank you for opening this issue.

I've changed the status from "bug" to "feature request" as we never added support for probe_eddy_current objects, but we will add it in time for next release!

[pedrolamas]

For what is worth, reading through the Klipper documentation tells me that PROBE_ACCURACY is not just for BTT Eddy but for any probe in the system, but we currently do not show that command in the interface (only the PROBE_CALIBRATE)

The main issue I see is if we start adding all of these we quickly can run out of space!

[thijstriemstra]

understood, but since fluidd is a frontend that makes things easier: i keep typing something into the fluidd console (and having to remember syntax) that should be as easy as a button click imo. it also helps people that are new and perhaps didn't even know the PROBE_ACCURACY command is available.

The main issue I see is if we start adding all of these we quickly can run out of space!

The main issue i see is my mind running out of space to store all these klipper commands and syntax ;-)

Maybe it's time for a diagnostics mode for probes where only these "advanced" options are visible..

[pedrolamas]

Maybe it's time for a diagnostics mode for probes where only these "advanced" options are visible..

I do like that idea! No promises, but I will be looking at this when I get the chance! 🙂

[thijstriemstra]

i think it makes sense to move all probe-related tuning and calibration options into the "Tune" panel, just like bed mesh calibration being located there. z-tilt and other calibration tools could live there as well?