Yes, but you do it with a macro. You would probe initially āfastā in case you are 120mm away, then move up 5mm, probe again slowly knowing where you are. So you do not waste a bunch of time.
@Jonathjon - Would you mind posting your startup gcode for how you have it working? Great info to help demonstrate how to do fast probe/slow probe regardless of probe type.
Remove the Old Connection
Disconnect your current wired probe from the Jackpot board.
Prepare the New Connection
Gather either pre-wired Dupont connectors or the tools needed to crimp them yourself.
Wire the New Probe
Connect the three wires from the new probe receiver to the Jackpot board: Use the bare wire to JST plug included with the new probe.
GND (ground) ā gpio36 - G (Gpio GND) (Lower Pin)
SIG (signal) ā gpio36 - S (Gpio SIG) (Upper Pin) (Look for the row with the S beside it)
PWR/V-in (power) ā 24V power supply input
Complete the Installation
Plug the probe receiver into the plug you wired above
Pull the battery tab from the new probe
Gently press the probeāthe Jackpotās LED should light up
Verify you hear an audible beep from the probe
Installation time: 5ā10 minutes
Note:I wrote these instructions myself and had AI assist with cleanup and formatting. The content is not AI-generated.
Just a note I had to look at your Picture again your running a Jackpot1 the description threw me off for a minute ātop pin, bottom pinā. Iām mounting to Jackpot3for lowerider4, I have a Jackpot1 running a laser.
It looks like the wiring instructions are still applicable to the 3 with the exception of describing the GND as being closest to the middle of the board.
On the 3, it would be the pin closest to the edge - still the ābottomā ping for GND and top for SIG.
I will tweak the instructions slightly on the directions to make it version agnostic.