Klipper + ADXL345 Input Shaper guide - Revision history

Admin: /* You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. */

2023-08-13T14:15:46Z

You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis.

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	=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===		=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===

	<h3 style="margin:~~10px~~; background:#dd0; font-size:100%; font-weight:normal; border:0px solid #fff; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><b>NOTE:</b></br>If you are here to do the test/calibration again after say a relocation of your printer REMEMBER TO DISABLE EXSISTING Input Shaper calibration configuration in printer.cfg BEFORE yor run the test... ;-)~~</h2>~~		<span style="margin:0px; background:#dd0; font-size:100%; font-weight:normal; border:0px solid #fff; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><b> NOTE:</b></span>If you are here to do the test/calibration again after say a relocation of your printer REMEMBER TO DISABLE EXSISTING Input Shaper calibration configuration in printer.cfg BEFORE yor run the test... ;-)

	# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.		# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.

Admin at 14:13, 13 August 2023

2023-08-13T14:13:39Z

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	=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===		=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===

	<h2 style="margin:10px; background:#dd0; font-size:100%; font-weight:normal; border:0px solid #fff; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><b>NOTE:</b></br>If you are here to do the test/calibration again after say a relocation of your printer REMEMBER TO DISABLE EXSISTING Input Shaper calibration configuration in printer.cfg BEFORE yor run the test... ;-)</h2>		<h3 style="margin:10px; background:#dd0; font-size:100%; font-weight:normal; border:0px solid #fff; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><b>NOTE:</b></br>If you are here to do the test/calibration again after say a relocation of your printer REMEMBER TO DISABLE EXSISTING Input Shaper calibration configuration in printer.cfg BEFORE yor run the test... ;-)</h2>

	# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.		# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.

Admin: /* You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. */

2023-08-13T14:08:09Z

You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis.

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	=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===		=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===
	# "~~Home"~~ your printer:
			<h2 style="margin:10px; background:#dd0; font-size:100%; font-weight:normal; border:0px solid #fff; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><b>NOTE:</b></br>If you are here to do the test/calibration again after say a relocation of your printer REMEMBER TO DISABLE EXSISTING Input Shaper calibration configuration in printer.cfg BEFORE yor run the test... ;-)</h2>

	# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.		# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.
	# Run the test on X axis:		# Run the test on X axis:
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	pi@octopi:~ $		pi@octopi:~ $
	</pre>		</pre>

	=== Credits ===		=== Credits ===
	I wrote this guide using [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV40QWkVeRs_nAvEOE_P-g NERO 3Ds] [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video] as inspiration, so I had the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.		I wrote this guide using [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV40QWkVeRs_nAvEOE_P-g NERO 3Ds] [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video] as inspiration, so I had the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.
	[[Category:Klipper]][[Category:3D Print]][[Category:Creality]][[Category:Ender 5 Plus]][[Category:RaspBerry Pi]][[Category:OctoPrint]]		[[Category:Klipper]][[Category:3D Print]][[Category:Creality]][[Category:Ender 5 Plus]][[Category:RaspBerry Pi]][[Category:OctoPrint]]

Admin: /* Guide */

2021-11-27T10:38:17Z

Guide

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	# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.		# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.
	# Mount the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video]!		# Mount the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video]!
	# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - DO it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)		# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - Do it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)
	# Install the software - if you havent done so already.		# Install the software - if you havent done so already.
	# Update your Raspberry Pi:		# Update your Raspberry Pi:

Admin at 10:37, 27 November 2021

2021-11-27T10:37:59Z

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	# Aquire an ADXL345		# Aquire an ADXL345
	# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.		# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.
	# Mount the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs video!		# Mount the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video]!
	# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - DO it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)		# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - DO it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)
	# Install the software - if you havent done so already.		# Install the software - if you havent done so already.

Admin: /* Guide */

2021-11-27T10:37:15Z

Guide

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	# Aquire an ADXL345		# Aquire an ADXL345
	# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.		# Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.
	# ~~Monut~~ the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs video!		# Mount the ADXL to you Extruder. If you got a moving printbed as X you need to move the ADXL345 halfway into the calibration guide. Watch NEROs video!
	# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - DO it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)		# Connect the 6 wires to your Raspberry Pi - DO it correct please or you COULD risk frying either your ADXL345, Your Raspberry Pi... or both ;-)
	# Install the software - if you havent done so already.		# Install the software - if you havent done so already.
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	# You should get a resonse that looks like this:		# You should get a resonse that looks like this:
	# <blockquote><code>Recv: // adxl345 values (x, y, z): 611.934960, 305.967480, 11473.780500</code></blockquote>		# <blockquote><code>Recv: // adxl345 values (x, y, z): 611.934960, 305.967480, 11473.780500</code></blockquote>

	=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===		=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===
	# "Home" your printer:		# "Home" your printer:

Admin at 10:25, 27 November 2021

2021-11-27T10:25:43Z

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	=== Credits ===		=== Credits ===
	I wrote this guide using [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV40QWkVeRs_nAvEOE_P-g NERO 3Ds] [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video] as inspiration, so I had the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.		I wrote this guide using [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV40QWkVeRs_nAvEOE_P-g NERO 3Ds] [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video] as inspiration, so I had the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.
			[[Category:Klipper]][[Category:3D Print]][[Category:Creality]][[Category:Ender 5 Plus]][[Category:RaspBerry Pi]][[Category:OctoPrint]]

Admin at 10:23, 27 November 2021

2021-11-27T10:23:25Z

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	# <blockquote><code>~/klipper/scripts/calibrate_shaper.py /tmp/resonances_y_*.csv -o /tmp/shaper_calibrate_x.png</code></blockquote>		# <blockquote><code>~/klipper/scripts/calibrate_shaper.py /tmp/resonances_y_*.csv -o /tmp/shaper_calibrate_x.png</code></blockquote>
	# You can copy the two files to your computer using some kind of file-transfer software - WinSCP is great.		# You can copy the two files to your computer using some kind of file-transfer software - WinSCP is great.
	# I guess that the ''calibrate_shaper.py'' script have been updated since NERO made the great video. Because the recomendations have changed a lot. And I find that really great. I don't yous the png images anymore - I just go with the		# I guess that the ''calibrate_shaper.py'' script have been updated since NERO made the great video. Because the recomendations have changed a lot. And I find that really great. I don't yous the png images anymore - I just go with the recomendation that the script result lists. See the example output below.
			# Open your klipper configuration file in your favorite linux text-editor. I use nano.
	# <blockquote><code>nano ~/printer.cfg</code></blockquote>		# <blockquote><code>nano ~/printer.cfg</code></blockquote>
	#		# I want to use the MZV recomendation from the exampel below and write them into a new section called [input_shaper]
	#		# Remember to change the ''max_accel'' and ''max_accel_to_decel'' as per the MZV recomendation too.
	#		# Issue the "restart" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.
	#
	#		Your printer is now running Klipper including Input Shaper calibration - enjoy!
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Admin at 10:12, 27 November 2021

2021-11-27T10:12:20Z

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 # Run the test on Y axis:
 # Issue the "TEST_RESONANCES AXIS=Y" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.
+# Now you can convert the X and Y .CSV files to actual readable charts:
+# <blockquote><code>~/klipper/scripts/calibrate_shaper.py /tmp/resonances_x_*.csv -o /tmp/shaper_calibrate_x.png</code></blockquote>
+# <blockquote><code>~/klipper/scripts/calibrate_shaper.py /tmp/resonances_y_*.csv -o /tmp/shaper_calibrate_x.png</code></blockquote>
+#
+#
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 </pre>
 === Credits ===
 I wrote this guide using [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmV40QWkVeRs_nAvEOE_P-g NERO 3Ds] [https://youtu.be/OoWQUcFimX8 Youtube video] as inspiration, so I had the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.

Admin at 10:00, 27 November 2021

2021-11-27T10:00:15Z

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	# You should get a resonse that looks like this:		# You should get a resonse that looks like this:
	# <blockquote><code>Recv: // adxl345 values (x, y, z): 611.934960, 305.967480, 11473.780500</code></blockquote>		# <blockquote><code>Recv: // adxl345 values (x, y, z): 611.934960, 305.967480, 11473.780500</code></blockquote>
	# You are now ready to run the actual ~~test~~ on the two axis.		=== You are now ready to run the actual tests on the two axis. ===
	# "Home" your printer:		# "Home" your printer:
	# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.		# Issue the "G28 X0 Y0 Z0" command in your klipper terminal window - I use OctoPrint for this.