This is dedicated controller board for VORON ERCF
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Base on popular RP2040 chip, cheep,available
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Power management chip, comparing to LDO chip, less heat, more powerful, more steady
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USB type-C interface and more extra pins out.
There are schemetic, silk and dwg file in Hardware
folder.
On your klipper device (usually Raspberry Pi) run the following to create your make configuration:
cd ~/klipper
make clean
make menuconfig
Select the following menuconfig settings
And create the firmware files by running the following:
make
Step 1: Connect 24V (Power on the board)
Step 2: Connect USB-C cable to your Klipper device (usually Raspberry Pi)
Step 3: Push and hold the BOOTSEL button
Step 4: Push the RST button and hold 0.5 seconds
Step 5: Release the RST button, after 3 seconds, Release the bootsel button
Step 6: RPI-RP2
folder will show up on your computer, copy your built firmware klipper.uf2
to the folder.
Thanks for mk-maddin's work: #2 (comment)
Step 1: Connect 24V (Power on the board)
Step 2: Connect USB-C cable to your Klipper device (usually Raspberry Pi)
Step 3: Push and hold the BOOTSEL button
Step 4: Push the RST button and hold 0.5 seconds
Step 5: Release the RST button, after 3 seconds, Release the bootsel button
Verify your device is in boot mode connected by running the following command:
lsusb
The output should contain an entry looking like 2e8a:0003 Raspberry Pi RP2 Boot
Now we do not flash the fimware by directly copying it to the storage, but we flash it using the following command:
make flash FLASH_DEVICE=2e8a:0003
The output looks like the following - IF you are prompted (you might or might not) for a password, enter the password of your current user account.
Now restart your fystec-erb by disconnecting 24V - waiting some seconds and reconnecting 24V again. You should be able to see it as usual klipper device within
ls /dev/serial/by-id
See ercf_hardware.cfg
in this repository config
folder.
The mark of GPIO24 and GPIO25 is swapped, check the silk file here.