LDO Input Shaper Toolkit for Klipper

Are you in Australia and eager to buy an LDO Input Shaper Toolkit? This amazing toolkit equips you with all essential parts for effortless Klipper input shaper calibration. For more on Klipper input shaper features, check this page. It includes an ADXL345 - equipped PCB that's easy to mount, a lightweight FFC ribbon cable, and an RPI connector board for seamless connection to your Raspberry Pi. You can print specific mounts like the Mini Afterburner Mount for Voron 0.1 or the Afterburner Mount for Afterburner (Voron 2.4, Trident, Switchwire). If no compatible mount is available, design your own or use double - sided tape. Wiring is a breeze. Attach the FFC ribbon cable carefully, and refer to the picture to ensure correct polarity. Install the smaller PCB on your Raspberry Pi as shown. The Version 2 Pi PCB has a screw terminal for the 5V Rail, allowing power supply via it instead of the USB port. Before calibration, install necessary software on your Raspberry Pi as per the klipper input shaper docs. Test the setup with the ACCELEROMETER_QUERY command in the klipper console. For calibration, run the SHAPER_CALIBRATE command and read the relevant klipper documentation for more. Also, browse all LDO and Voron Parts and Accessories.

Using this LDO Input Shaper Toolkit is easy. First, choose a suitable mount for the accelerometer PCB. You can print the Mini Afterburner Mount for Voron 0.1 or the Afterburner Mount for certain models. If needed, you can also use double - sided tape. When wiring, be gentle with the black tab on the FFC connector. Make sure the ribbon cable's polarity is correct by referring to the provided picture. Install the smaller PCB on your Raspberry Pi as shown in the orientation figures. Before starting calibration, install the required software on your Raspberry Pi as instructed in the klipper input shaper documentation. To check if the setup is correct, run the ACCELEROMETER_QUERY command in the klipper console. For calibration, just run the SHAPER_CALIBRATE command. Remember to read the klipper documentation for more advanced settings. As for maintenance, keep the components clean and free from dust. Avoid using excessive force when handling the fragile parts like the FFC connector tab.