2023 UPDATE: Install Klipper / Mainsail on Orange Pi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2023
- All of the commands are in this spreadsheet:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Orange Pi Zero2 case with mount:
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Thank you very much sir. i couldnt follow your tutorial until i found that i needed sudo on every start of command line, and done! thanks
Thanks for the detailed video, as they say - "what the doctor ordered"! There is a question, have you tried to control, for example, turning off the printer power directly from the Orange Pi?
Love your channel. Excellent video, thanks so much for sharing!
For anyone wanting to use their Pi as a multi project platform, I couldn't get klipper to work reliably with regular linux desktop xfce. I figured I'd want to try other things on my SBC and keep klipper as one program among potential others. Couldn't do it. It can probably be done, but being a beginner I wasted a lot of time on that idea before I came back and followed this tutorial verbatim and got what I wanted.
Also thanks for the amazing tut
ty very well put and will help a whole lot of people in sure. thanks again
Great video! This helped me with my Orange Pi perfectly. Even though I have some experience with Linux, I wanted to make sure I did not mess up.
Also, if you're like me with an Orange Pi 3 LTS (or any other Orange Pi that has onboard eMMC), you can move the Debian installation to the onboard memory by running this command during the first SSH session:
nand-sata-install
Choose to boot from eMMC, select EXT4 and then just let it run. Once it finishes it will ask to power down the board, then just remove the SD card, power cycle it and when you SSH in again you will be running Debian directly from the onboard eMMC. Then just continue with the rest of the steps in the video.
Alex, thanks for the eMMC discussion. You disclose the ability to move to the eMMC early in the process. Can you do the same procedure later (after making the chrome connection with mainsail) when the installation is proven and tested? Do all following changes update the system held in the eMMC? IYHO, is there any value in using a Desktop version of Linux, vs Server version? Is there any advantage to add printer #2 in Kiauh vs later in Mainsail? thanks in advance!
With older Armbian versions, the command 'nand-sata-install' WAS correct. But they changed it to 'armbian-install' now.
So if you download a NEW Armbian have that in mind 😉
@@tinaschulz3514 this video goes over Debian, so the terminal command I had mentioned still applies
@@alexchulzhanov I know that this video covers debian, but I just wanted to add that with debian based armbian the command changed (gave me a headache ;) )❤
Thanks for the Video and all the details, appreciate it! One question tho: Have you found a nice touch screen to work with the Orange Pi?
Haven't explored it to be honest. On paper, there's no reason why any other "Klipperscreen" display wouldn't work as long as you have pins configured correctly.
Thanks!!!
What kind of bugs were you having with bullseye? Or have you just only set up with buster? Asking because I'm just setting up a orange pi with klipper. I've been using armbian bullseye and haven't had any issues. Tested stepper buzz and hotend heating so far, so good. Edit: Just checked the sources list on the armbian install I have and they're using the normal Debian sources, nice.
I used Armbian Bullseye with KIAUH for about 6 months. In the last 2 months, there was some update (either to Klipper, Moonraker, or Armbian itself) which made it very unreliable. It would boot, but 50% of the time, it would not initialize all of the services, including Moonraker or Mainsail. Rebooting 2-3 times would fix it.
The modified sources.list is due to the Debian image being downloaded from the Orange Pi website (Chinese of course). Downloading from a normal source would avoid this, but I wasn't sure about Wifi drivers being included and etc.
Thank you so much for helping me through my orange pi klipper install. Could you do one on input shaping on the Orange pi with an accelrometer
You'll want to look up a tutorial for using a Raspberry Pi Pico as a secondary MCU, over USB. Works perfectly for me on the Orange Pi. Nero 3D has a good video on this. You can probably map the GPIO pins to the ADXL35 accelerometer, but it seems like Bullseye broke SPI support for this (at least, it did for me when I last tried about a year ago). The Pico solution is better anyway, because you are using a basic USB connection instead of a bunch of pins, and a Pico only costs $10-15. You can unplug it and put it in the drawer until you need it again without worrying about pins and all.
Can I follow this to install on a Pi 4?
I got klipper working on myu Orange Pi 5. I am now trying to get klipperscreen to work connected to orange pi via ribbon cable. I have cable going into LCD1 on board. Any ideas as to why no output?
Thank you for this video, but it feels incomplete. What do I do next to get my printer printing? I tried editing the printer.cfg but I still get the red error thing
You will need to gather this information from other tutorials and guides - it is the same process for any other Klipper installation, regardless of what it's installed on. This video only focuses on the Orange Pi installation. I would suggest starting with the Klipper documentation, and the hundreds of other guides out there.
does this method work for Orange Pi Zero 512Mb and orange pi PC?
you are a genius, i already managed to start the orange pi pc with klipper on my ender 5 plus
do you know how to configure the adxl345 accelerometer?
I can't, thanks for any help
You'll want to look up a tutorial for using a Raspberry Pi Pico as a secondary MCU, over USB. Works perfectly for me on the Orange Pi. Nero 3D has a good video on this
Do we know if can use orange pi 5 and klipper?
Not sure why it wouldn't work.
You can
If you get another printer you better call it Incontinentia Buttocks!