Sonicpad and Ender 5 s1 will not connect

[jpmreno]

Basic Information:

Printer Model:Ender 5 S1
MCU / Printerboard: STM32F401
Host / SBC
klippy.log

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I can not get this sonicpad to connect. I keep getting the message that the printer is not ready. The display is still on, on the printer. So I guess it didn’t except it. I have no idea what to do now. Can someone please give me a hand?

[jakep_82]

The Sonic Pad doesn’t run official Klipper and we don’t offer support for it.

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[jpmreno]

Ok i can deal with that. What can i run that will help me print faster?

[EddyMI3D]

@jpmreno

print faster

A note on printing faster with Klipper:

Will a Klipper Printer print much faster?

Will a Klipper Printer print much faster? There is a widespread word that installing Klipper will make the 3D printer much faster than with any other other firmware. This is essentially false or only true under certain conditions. Key drivers for high speed printing Definition of printing speed Typically printing speed refers to finishing a printer job in the least possible time at best possible quality First influence: Acceleration [mm/s²] determines how fast the target Velocity is reach…

Regarding the Sonic Pad: With a Raspberry Pi and similar you are on the safe side.

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Other Single Board Computers (SBC) apart from Raspberry Pis

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