Is v2.2 silent board compatible with klipper?I read that it isnt compatible because tmc 2208 drivers doesnt have uart connection with the mcu?Please give some information about this.I want to use klipper with my ender5 plus.
unfortunately for me everything is running great with my frankensteined Ender 3 Pro…
But to be honest never heard of any mcu problems - so I can’t say anything about problems with the tmc 2208 motor drivers.
So decide for yourself if you wanna risk any problems…
IMO you can do nothing wrong, if you save your actual firmware before trying a new one… if you can’t get it running, revert it back.
I dont have any actual firmware file since i bought it second hand and it came with insanity automation firmware but i think i could find the firmware from somewhere on the internet.When i look at your config file i cant see any special command line that specifies the drivers are tmc2208.As far as i know we would need to specify what stepper drivers we have,but the situation might be different than motherboards with individual step sticks.Thanks for your attention
Hola! Esta plantilla me serviría para mí Ender 3 Pro con la MB 2.2.1 atmega2560, CR-Touch y doble motor en Z? Compré el Creality Sonic Pad y la MB que le puse a mi impresora corresponde con la de una Ender 5, pero no puedo utilizar ese perfil claramente, para hacer uno custom me pide que introduzca un printer.cfg y no sé cómo generarlo!
Sorry, I’m going to use the google translator to transcribe it into English.
Hello! Would this template serve me Ender 3 Pro with the MB 2.2.1 atmega2560, CR-Touch and dual engine in Z? I bought the Creality Sonic Pad and the MB I put on my printer corresponds to that of an Ender 5, but I can’t use that profile clearly, to make one custom asks me to enter a printer.cfg and I don’t know how to generate it!
I have problems with the endstop of the Z axis, the X and the Y work perfectly, but when doing home in Z it lowers the axis a little and considers the operation to be unsuccessful.
I have it configured as follows:
I have the CR-Touch disabled because I haven’t put it in the printer yet, or at least I think I will disable it by putting # at the beginning. Is that what causes the problem?
If I put the # here, the font size increases, but that would be the configuration
disabling with # is the right way to comment out code in that case…
I don’t remember the process of writing this config anymore, but may you have to change YOUR Z-stop control_pin to the one I set up for the bltouch??? Just a guess…
It improved but did not solve it, but it was moving backwards, I solved it by putting ! to the dir_pin.
Now it goes all the way in the right direction, but when I touch the swtich at the end of the stroke it doesn’t stop.
Out Of Range means you have defined values (maybe for your bed levelling) which are out of bounds… this tells you to adjust some settings to the bedsize and also Z shouldn’t be below “0”… except you defined that.
Hope you figured it out by yourself now… it’s no rocketscience, maybe try to read the docs about the configuration options.
Attached is my printer.cfg for you to review.
EddyMI3D, this Klipper stuff is very new to me, what are you trying to say with the Sonic Pad message?
With the help of chatGPT, I managed to set the “endstop_pin: PD3”, which I assume is the correct one because when using the “QUERY_ENDSTOPS” command, it shows OPEN when not triggered and TRIGGERED when activated.
The X and Y axes perform homing well, whether done separately or together, the issue arises when homing the Z axis, so I don’t understand the error because, as I understand it, those two negative numbers correspond to X and Y.
I want to clarify again that I created the profile based on the standard for an Ender 5 because I installed that other printer’s motherboard on my Ender 3 Pro, I bought a second Z-axis motor and the CR-Touch, but I haven’t installed them yet… I’m not sure what other information might be helpful.
Sorry for being so bothersome, I know you’re putting in a lot of effort and dedicating a lot of time to help me, I really appreciate it!
hmm I think what the error is trying to tell you is that your Z axxis is running below 0 or above 250…
in your case I assume below 0.
you can try setting -1 instead of 0, to see if that changes the behavior. But it’s not recommended while printing because of the possibility that you run the nozzle right down into your bed…
In other words: the motor avoids to drive to a position which is not in the defined Z range.