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OctoPrint-BetterHeaterTimeout

Turns off heaters after specified time being on and unused.

Note: this plugin has not been tested with versions under 1.3.10; they may not work!

Advantages:

  • Supports configuring timeout length
  • Supports before/after gcode
  • Supports notification via Web UI
  • Fires a custom event * when the heaters timeout, so one can be notified or otherwise hook on the event.

*May not be (officially) supported; see OctoPrint#2965 for more info.

Setup

Install via the bundled Plugin Manager or manually using this URL:

https://github.com/tjjfvi/OctoPrint-BetterHeaterTimeout/archive/master.zip

If you want to trigger on the custom event, use the event name HeaterTimeout. The payload values are heater, time_elapsed, and timeout.

Configuration

The checkbox enables/disables the timeout, and the number input changes the timeout length.

After target temp changes vs after heating starts

If set to the former, changing the target temp will reset the timeout.

Before/after GCODE

GCODE commands to run before/after the heaters are disabled. You can use the placeholders $heater, $time_elapsed. and $timeout. I think the names are pretty self-explanatory.

Examples:

M117 $heater timed out ; display that on the screen

M300 S100 P200 ; chirp