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== Instructions to Install Hall Effect Sensor (HES) == | == Instructions to Install a Hall Effect Sensor (HES) == | ||
=== Installation === | |||
# The Hall Effect Sensor (HES) is an optional end user installed sensor that activates to put pinecil to sleep when it enters a holder or stand. This requires a magnet attached to the stand. The closet the HES in the pinecil is to the magnet, the more likely the HES will activate. This adds a feature to Pinecil that is often seen in high end pro irons. | # The Hall Effect Sensor (HES) is an optional end user installed sensor that activates to put pinecil to sleep when it enters a holder or stand. This requires a magnet attached to the stand. The closet the HES in the pinecil is to the magnet, the more likely the HES will activate. This adds a feature to Pinecil that is often seen in high end pro irons. | ||
# See this article explaning how the [https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS/blob/dev/Documentation/HallSensor.md Hall Effect Sensor (HES)] works with Pinecil. | # See this article explaning how the [https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS/blob/dev/Documentation/HallSensor.md Hall Effect Sensor (HES)] works with Pinecil. | ||
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=== Supplies === | |||
#get some [https://a.co/d/0jU8zic neodymium magnets], even just two 8x2.7mm at 8:00PM and 12:00PM on the stand could be enough. Experimentation is needed. Start with just one small magnet and increase the number places on the stand until 360° sleep is activated when the pinecil hits the stand. | |||
# If the stand/holder is not metal, one could hot glue or tape magnets to it. | # If the stand/holder is not metal, one could hot glue or tape magnets to it. | ||
Images | === Images === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Hall-Effect-Sensor01.jpg|HES before photo, U14 location|alt=alt language | File:Hall-Effect-Sensor01.jpg|HES before photo, U14 location|alt=alt language | ||
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Instructions to Install a Hall Effect Sensor (HES)
Installation
- The Hall Effect Sensor (HES) is an optional end user installed sensor that activates to put pinecil to sleep when it enters a holder or stand. This requires a magnet attached to the stand. The closet the HES in the pinecil is to the magnet, the more likely the HES will activate. This adds a feature to Pinecil that is often seen in high end pro irons.
- See this article explaning how the Hall Effect Sensor (HES) works with Pinecil.
Supplies
- get some neodymium magnets, even just two 8x2.7mm at 8:00PM and 12:00PM on the stand could be enough. Experimentation is needed. Start with just one small magnet and increase the number places on the stand until 360° sleep is activated when the pinecil hits the stand.
- If the stand/holder is not metal, one could hot glue or tape magnets to it.
Images
HES before photo, U14 location
HES after photo
