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Mcu Reference
The folling a collection of reference material showing pinouts, pin numbering and firmware programming notes for the most popular MCU's used for MMU Designs
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Probably the best guide available is Esoterical's site: Firmware Guide
ERCF v2 Connection Diagram:
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Read the Flashing Firmware Notes
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Probably the best guide available is Esoterical's site: Firmware Settings
Click for details on Firmware flashing
Probably the best guide available is Esoterical's site: Firmware Settings
When using any MCU with Klipper, it is important to first flash Klipper firmware. Follow these steps to flash your MCU with Klipper firmware:
Important
For MCU's using CANbus, follow this guide.
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SSH (PuTTy) into your Raspberry Pi
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Run the following commands:
cd ~/klipper make menuconfig
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Enter your MCU board's firmware settings, as explained later in this page.
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Save (Q)
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Run the following command:
make flash FLASH_DEVICE=/dev/serial/by-id/<your-mcu-id>
Tip
To find your serial port, open a new SSH window, unplug your controller board, and run:
ls /dev/serial/by-id
Next, plug in your controller board, and re-run the command. The newly added line is your controller's serial address.
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1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Essential Configuration
4. Calibration
5. Operation
-- YOUR MMU IS READY TO PLAY WITH --
6. Slicer-MMU Setup
-- NOW YOU ARE READY TO PRINT! --
7. Tuning
8. Optional Feature Setup
9. Advanced Configuration
10. Advanced Concepts
- State Persistence
- Statistics and Counters
- Tool and Gate Maps
- Filament Bypass
- Runout/Clog Detection
- Consumption Counters
- Synchronized Gear/Extruder
11. Quick References
12. Troubleshooting
13. FAQ
14. MCU Board Reference 🆕
15. Change Log
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