Machine Debugging Guide
Notes
- This article applies to printers that have completed basic assembly and are ready for initial debugging.
- It is recommended to follow the order below to avoid crashes or heating anomalies caused by skipping safety checks.
- When checking wiring, limit switches, or power supply, please disconnect power first before operating.
Debugging Steps
| Step | Content | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1 | Power Wiring Instructions | Host power requirements, recommended power supply methods, ensure correct power supply |
| Step 2 | Limit Switch Check | Check limit switch wiring and trigger status, ensure hardware is correct before homing |
| Step 3 | Homing and Direction Calibration | Motor wiring check, single-axis homing test, CoreXY direction calibration |
| Step 4 | Heating and Temperature Calibration | Check heating function, PID temperature calibration, heating anomaly troubleshooting |
| Step 5 | Machine Calibration | Extruder rotation_distance calibration, Z offset calibration |
| Step 6 | Macro Configuration | Start macro, end macro configuration, slicer settings |
| Step 7 | Configuration Modification Instructions | Common configuration format errors and troubleshooting methods |
Configuration Reference
| Content | Description |
|---|---|
| Klipper Reference Configuration | Reference configurations for common machine types, extruders, fans, multi-Z, homing alternatives, etc. |
| Klipper Optimization Macros | Macro configurations for filament runout detection, temperature waiting, pause position, heating tolerance, etc. |
Extended Features
| Content | Description |
|---|---|
| Using Without Limit Switches | Machines without physical limit switches, using driver sensorless homing |
| Common Debugging Commands | Quick reference for common debugging commands in the Klipper console |
| LED Status Lights | Wiring and status macro configuration for RGB status lights |
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