This is an initial cut for feedback.
Chamber temperature is currently reported along with hot end and bed
temperatures to serial. The format is just like that used for hot end
and bed temperatures, but using 'C' prefix. As there is no heater,
target is always 0. Is this appropriate, is there a better way to report
chamber temperatures?
Chamber temperatures are not reported on the LCD in any way.
When auto chamber fan is enabled, it currently just uses the same
temperature threshold as the other auto controlled fans.
As the chamber temperature is not connected to any heater, it doesn't
undergo mintemp/maxtemp monitoring. This would need to change in the
future if chamber heating became a feature.
When `THERMAL_PROTECTION_BED` is off but `THERMAL_PROTECTION_HOTENDS` is on, `watch_temp_period` and `watch_temp_increase` are initialized with the values for `THERMAL_PROTECTION_HOTENDS`. Later it is not tested if these values are for the bed or the nozzles.
- Add test.
- Name a constant.
Fix for #10150
* Fix thermal protection documentation.
Even before the recent thermal protection changes, the documentation of
the thermal protection feature in the config files did not match the
implementation. I fixed the documentation and reconciled the M303
implementation with the documentation.
* Applied documentation changes to sample config files
* Renamed hysteresis to watch_temp_increase
* Added gcodes back into documentation.
* Added M303 thermal runaway protection
Currently, thermal runaway protection is not available during M303.
Therefore, if someone plugs the thermistors in incorrectly and goes to
autotune their printer, the printer temperature could runaway and damage
could occur.
* Replace removed line, clarifying its logic
