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# 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:  
<pre>sudo apt update -y
<blockquote><pre>sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -y</pre>
sudo apt upgrade -y</pre></blockquote>
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# Install "numpy"
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<blockquote><pre>~/klippy-env/bin/pip install -v numpy</pre></blockquote>
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Revision as of 10:01, 27 November 2021

Guide

  1. Aquire an ADXL345
  2. Solder 6 wires on to the ADXL345.
  3. 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!
  4. 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 ;-)
  5. Install the software - if you havent done so already.
  6. Update your Raspberry Pi:
sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -y
  1. Install "numpy"
~/klippy-env/bin/pip install -v numpy

Credits

I wrote this guide using NERO 3Ds Youtube video as inspiration, so I hade the commands needed handy to cut'n paste into my Raspberry Pi when ever I want to rerun the calibration.