EBB42 v1.2 SuperPINDA (z probe) Always Triggered

upgraded my vcore3.1 with the rr-toolhead & EBB42 board keeping the superpinda LED working just fine. turning off when triggering manually. Multimeter on signal pin to GND also switches between 0 - 5 V Digging into the config I found that the standard config is RatOS/boards/btt-ebb42-12/toolboard-config.cfg
[board_pins btt-ebb42-12]
mcu: toolboard
aliases:
...
# leveling
bltouch_sensor_pin=PB8,
bltouch_control_pin=PB9,
probe_pin=PB9,
...
[board_pins btt-ebb42-12]
mcu: toolboard
aliases:
...
# leveling
bltouch_sensor_pin=PB8,
bltouch_control_pin=PB9,
probe_pin=PB9,
...
as does the RatOS.cfg after using config wizard
[board_pins toolboard_t0]
mcu: toolboard_t0
aliases:
...
bltouch_sensor_pin=PB8,
bltouch_control_pin=PB9,
probe_pin=PB9,
...

#############################################################################################################
### HOMING
#############################################################################################################
[include RatOS/z-probe/superpinda.cfg]
# Probe configuration
[probe]
pin: ^toolboard_t0:PB9 # For NPN NC probes such as the Super Pinda / Vinda / SupCR / Decoprobe probes.
...
[board_pins toolboard_t0]
mcu: toolboard_t0
aliases:
...
bltouch_sensor_pin=PB8,
bltouch_control_pin=PB9,
probe_pin=PB9,
...

#############################################################################################################
### HOMING
#############################################################################################################
[include RatOS/z-probe/superpinda.cfg]
# Probe configuration
[probe]
pin: ^toolboard_t0:PB9 # For NPN NC probes such as the Super Pinda / Vinda / SupCR / Decoprobe probes.
...
While the wiring diagram would specify PA4 & PA5 (attached) for the probe and PB8 and PB9 being the CAN pins setting it myself in the printer.cfg to either PA5 or after rewiring to PA4 does not make any difference. Any ideas what could be wrong? Could I just use a jumper wire GND / 5V to PA5 to test the EBB42?
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Solution:
it did. redoing the full configurator after having done the updates incl flashing again made it work.....
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TheTik
TheTik•2mo ago
PB9 is how mine is set on mine, and it is working just looked and according to your diagram, mine is plugged into "PA4"
TheTik
TheTik•2mo ago
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TheTik
TheTik•2mo ago
That blue brown black there on the left is my probe plugged in. Excuse the poor picture, I took it while the machine was moving 😂 if you put something metal up to it and run the query_probe command, does it stay triggered?
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Hans Dampf
Hans Dampf•2mo ago
it did. redoing the full configurator after having done the updates incl flashing again made it work..
TheTik
TheTik•2mo ago
Hooray!

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