Here's What Happened When I Installed the Sovol Klipper Screen
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2024
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Join me in my experience of installing the Sovol Klipper Screen. Other than the mcu hiccup, it was fairly easy. And I highly recommend this to any SV06 owners who want to check out Klipper without all the tinkering.
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Awesome tip on how to get the Klipper settings into the new version of Cura! You d'a Man!
Based on your initial test, this might be something I seriously consider. Thanks for sharing.
I just purchased one of these 5.0 screens for my sv06. I'm glad I ran across your video. Thanks for being super informative. I plan on using this video as a helping guide when I install my screen lol. Once again thanks for the super helpful video. Keep up the great work!!
Glad to help! Thank you for watching and commenting 😁
Also, after watching the video, which I am sure you figured out already. You want to dial back the speeds in the slicer a bit, dial in PA, dial in estep and dial over/under extrusion. Klipper on these machines is so darn good with some minor tweaks. Sadly, they rushed this out with no real testing for our SV06/SV06P printers.
great video, keep us posted with the klipper journey, im interested in what else it can do besides the speed + camera upgrade
It's possible your first USB cable was simply a power cable, not capable of data, and your 2nd is indeed a data cable.
I agree. I ran into this on other devices. I've been throwing those damn things out.
Great tip with trying another USB cable when getting the " 'mcu': Unable to connect" error. I had the exact same problem, and changing cables worked.
Glad you got it to work! I was going nuts for a little while trying to figure it out. 😆
Thanks to you Easy Peazy Printing Easy 😎🍻
Im having this same issue with my sovol sv07 just got it put together today and it wont boot because of it not connecting to the mcu and I cant change the usb because it is built into the printer anyone have a suggestions
Put a sv06+ toolhead on and a better part cooling fan and you got yourself a fast printer. I'm running the sv06+ right now and can do a regulation benchy in 9.30. limited by the y motor skipping steps due to trying to accelerate the heavy bed. You can probably get it down to 6-7 minutes on an sv06. The current limiting factor of the sv06 right now is the flow. You'll get 12. 15 on a good day and maybe 20 if you use a CHT nozzle but it's not enough
Thanks for the info!
Great Video, was wondering if i would be able to slice in prusaslicer instead of Cura with this Klipper screen?
Definitely! But you would either have to copy the settings from the Cura profile or find one someone has already made for Prusaslicer. I'm sure they're out there, but you may have to do some digging.
Did you happen to find the Prusa Slicer profile settings?
hello,
did you install an filament runout sensor for SV06 with klipper?
I have not, but it might be something I look into in the future.
I the video you showed the device booting up, and you turned it off before it could initialize. I think that this is the reason things went south. You probably turned it on the next time and gave it some more time to initialize and synchronize with the printer. I do not think the USB cable was the culprit here. Anyway - It's nice to see that Solvo is working great with Klipper...
Thanks for watching and commenting! This error continued through many reboots of the machine. I turned it off and on many times trying to re-flash it, thinking something had gone wrong with the flashing process. It also rebooted several times on its own when I selected one of the options (out of frame) on the MCU error screen to "Restart Klipper" or "Restart Firmware". All of which led back to the MCU error.
Maybe the USB cable isn't 100% at fault but it wasn't until swapping the cable (and flashing again) that I got it to progress any farther.
hi, I tried to look for the folder where to put the file for care but I can't find it, how can I find it?
Are you unable to find the AppData folder? Try typing it out instead of clicking through the folders.
What I have to do on some computers is get to the users folder, click whichever user you want and then type \AppData at the end of the address because the folder is hidden.
That should take you there.
@@Avel thank you very much I will try, I have another problem when I try to connect to the Wi-Fi it doesn't find it or if it finds it it disappears after a while, do you know how to solve it? could it be a problem with my klipper?
Sorry I didn't see this sooner...
I had a similar issue with the WiFi too. It was caused by a weak signal. I ended up getting a cheap WiFi extender from Amazon and have it plugged in the same room as the printer. No problems since.
You can test if you need one by moving the printer closer to your router and see if the problem goes away. If it does, then you have the same problem I had and the extender should fix it.
thanks for the video. i have a question about the all home and z offset. i do the all home and run the z offset calibration just like you did and saved it. then hit the all home button again and the z offset goes back to its original spot before doing the offset. is that what its supposed to do? shouldn't it go back to where i set the offset to? that's the way it worked with the normal controller. please save my sanity!
I'm not near my printer at the moment, but when you home, I believe the Z height is 5mm. So even though you set the Z-Offset, the home position is not the same.
In the menu, you should be able to see if the offset you entered/saved is still set. It's also on the main page of Mainsail in the Toolhead menu.
Hope this helps!
Yet another useless video because the fucking platform doesn't stay connected and the booklet doesn't give good enough instructions to show how the fuck to make it stay in place just like this video.
I put in my wifi address, got an IP (private ip as you did) but NOTHING after that. Didn't open anything whereas yours went into Mainsail. I assume the connection is from Klipper, to wifi, to whatever IP is associated with Mainsail, but have no idea why it didn't go there. Ideas anyone? I'm soooo close to making this work.
I had an issue where the IP was showing up but I couldn't get into Mainsail.
On the screen where it shows your connections ( 14:06 ) at the end of the last line it shows a number and then '"dBm". That's the WiFi signal strength.
Mine was something like -90 dBm, which is very weak. If yours is weak, try moving the printer closer to the router, or what I did was buy a WiFi extender from Amazon for like $16 and put it in the room with the printer and connect it through that.
(The one I bought a.co/d/aKkcQFM)
That happened to me, too, it means the firmware didn't take, as I am sure you are about to find out. NOT THE CABLE. Easy way is to leave the old screen connected. if it boots, the firmware didn't take. If it doesn't, klipper should boot
What do you mean at 9:19, Z aline does not work, it tilts your axis? How do you aline then?
I printed two 40mm blocks and used those to align the Z. I just put one on each side of the bed, lower the Z by hand until it's pinching the blocks, then manually back each Z stepper off little by little until the blocks are just loose enough to come out.
@@AvelSo your Z axis tilts on its way back maybe? Your way should be faster. thx for the reply.
That would be my guess. One side moves just slightly faster back down than the other, which throws it off. Ever since I started using the blocks, I haven't had to do that alignment anywhere near as often.
Did the bed leveling seem better? I am having bed leveling problems and I have seen people use Klipper to solve their bed leveling problems.
Honestly, I haven't noticed any major difference.
I was having issues when I first got the printer by using their Z Align function. That would throw it out of whack, that's why I skipped it in this video.
I just printed two tall blocks and used those to align the Z at the bed. Haven't had an issue since.
@@Avel Yeah I am having a hell of time trying to level the printer. I cannot get it leveled at all. Which really sucks because its a great printer. Are the blocks you use accurate for leveling the gantry?
So I acidentily deleted the files on the formate and cannot recover the files. Can you post upload the files? Solos website the files do not work! FML!
GerGo Print 3D has uploaded the USB contents for everyone here.
bubble.dynalogix.eu/?smd_process_download=1&download_id=20351
(If link doesn't work - go here and scroll almost all the way down to the bottom under More Downloads)
bubble.dynalogix.eu/cura
@@AvelThank you so much. This really saves my bacon!
That is one ugly looking unit
Don't you dare say that about Judy.
You need to turn on your monitor
@@TechnologistAtWork LOL