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Prusa Einsy Rambo board temperature sensor pin PF6 thermistor type💡 Result:
On the Prusa Einsy Rambo board, the pin labeled PF6 (Atmel ATmega2560 Analog Pin 6) is not a dedicated thermistor input [1]. According to the official Einsy Rambo board schematics and documentation, thermistors for the hotend, heatbed, and PINDA probe are connected to dedicated analog pins PF0 (ADC0), PF1 (ADC1), and PF2 (ADC2), with an additional thermistor circuit often associated with the Z-probe on pin PF3 (ADC3) [1][2]. Pin PF6 is a general-purpose analog input pin [1]. While it is physically present on the processor and can be accessed on the board (often via spare headers), it does not have a hardwired thermistor circuit (such as a voltage divider with a pull-up resistor) on the PCB by default [3][4]. If you intend to use PF6 for a temperature sensor, you would need to externally construct the necessary voltage divider circuit—typically requiring a 4.7k ohm pull-up resistor to 5V—to interface with a standard NTC thermistor [3]. Because the pin is not hardwired for a thermistor, there is no fixed "thermistor type" associated with it; the type would be determined by the sensor you choose to connect and the corresponding sensor definition in your printer's firmware configuration [2]. Most Prusa printers utilize 100k ohm NTC thermistors (typically NTC 3950 or EPCOS 100K) for temperature sensing, which would be the standard expectation if you are attempting to add an additional sensor [2].
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Fix Einsy temperature sensor config:
PF6is likely not the onboard thermistor inputPF6is not a dedicated thermistor input; onboard thermistor circuits are on other analog pins (commonlyPF0/PF1/PF2, with additional probe/Z wiring often involvingPF3). UsingPF6would require an external voltage-divider circuit rather than assuming it’s the onboard sensor.sensor_type: TDK NTCG104LH104JT1matches the actual installed thermistor/resistance curve used with the pin you select; otherwise temperature readings will be incorrect (and Klipper support for that exactsensor_typestring should be checked against the available sensor definitions/config).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents