Thank you. I've updated DynamicMacros to attempt to resolve this error. Please run the following commands in SSH to update it:

cd ~/DynamicMacros
git pull
sh install.sh
sudo service klipper restart

If the error persists, please upload a new klippy.log as a file (not copy and paste). If it's too large to upload, you can compress it in a zip file.

Yes, sorry - I didn't see the attach option before.

Still throwing an error. Here's the new log

klippy (1).log
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Looking at the log, it looks like the first error is gone. I updated DynamicMacros to attempt to fix this new error as well. To install it, run in SSH:

cd ~/DynamicMacros
git pull
sh install.sh
sudo service klipper restart

I think that did it; no more config related errors.

I'm only getting "3ms unable to connect", which is because I don't have it connected yet. lol

Thanks so much for you quick responses!

No problem! Let me know if you need any more help setting up the 3MS.

You can set your load_ and unload_distances as high as you want. However, if you want faster and slightly quieter toolchanges, you should increase your step_size 3MS setting to the highest of the two distances. If you run into Extrude move too long errors, you can set your printer's max_extrude_only_distance to your 3MS's step_size + 1.

I don't have a Belay sensor, but you should be able to configure one for the 3MS with:

[belay my_belay]
extruder_type: extruder_stepper
extruder_stepper_name: 3ms0
sensor_pin: ^PA0
multiplier_high: 1.05
multiplier_low: 0.95
debug_level: 1

On each toolchange, you can add this to your slicer's tool change G-code:

BELAY_SET_STEPPER STEPPER=3ms{next_extruder}

With HH, you can put the filament sensor almost anywhere (before extruder, after extruder, after Y-splitter, before or after each filament unit). See below:

It depends on your printer/toolhead. If you use a Stealthburner, you can use the Filametrix.

Hi @CoreXYForge ,

As far as I'm aware, there's no way to use HH without a filament sensor. I've tried this on a dummy setup, and HH errored out after attempting load filament without a sensor to home to. I can reach out to the HH dev to see if it's possible and how feasible it is. I'd say your best bet is to find a good sensor for your printer, or use the universal Filatector.

I have decided on doing 2 things. Both of them involve me overcoming laziness haha.

1. Make my simplified 3MS (based on your MMU and another project) firmware actually work. It stores the config in only 2 files (one config, and one vars file), and uses distances alone. This makes it less reliable, but it simpler than happy hare.

2. Actually install my BLtouch so I can use the Z-endstop for filament detection. I am actually doing that right now.

Okay. I have configured my BLtouch and I plan to modify this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4945119/files
Where do you suggest I put it? I plan on putting it behind the entrance to my extruder (Voron M4), but is there a better location? (like by the Y-adapter or after the exit)

@CoreXYForge ,

You can put the sensor in one of three main locations:

• Before the extruder (extruder entry sensor)
• Between extruder and hotend (toolhead sensor)
• Right after the Y-splitter (gate sensor)

@cvore2004 ,

Thank you for uploading the log, config, and giving me the detailed info on your printer! Based off your config, it looks like the QIDI uses /dev/ttyS* instead of /dev/serial/by-id/* to find MCU's. Could you please try the below procedure and let me know how it works?

1. Unplug the SKR Pico
2. Run in SSH:

   ls /dev/tty*
   

3. Plug in the SKR Pico
4. Run in SSH:

   ls /dev/tty*
   

Does anything new show up after running the command a second time?

I'm late for work at the moment, but I appreciate your support. Both look the same, but I'm still on the stock config file. Would that make a difference?
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@cvore2004 ,

Can you try installing the "USB Power" jumper on the SKR Pico? Also, did you flash Klipper to the SKR yet?

Installed the jumper with no change, but... no, I haven't flashed klipper. I didn't see that step.. I did expect to have to flash it with something, but didn't see an instruction for that, so assumed it came with something pre-installed. I'll do that after work and update. It seems very likely that's the issue.

@cvore2004 ,

When you get back, here's how to flash the SKR Pico:

1. Install Katapult and compile for the SKR Pico.
2. Compile Klipper for the SKR Pico. Use same menuconfig setup as previous screenshot.

   cd ~/klipper
   make menuconfig
   make
   

3. Install "USB Power" and "Boot" jumpers onto SKR.
4. Plug into printer.
5. Use the ls /dev/tty* procedure to locate the board.
6. Install Katapult & Klipper:

   cd ~/katapult/scripts
   sudo apt install python3-serial
   python3 flashtool.py -d /dev/<PATH FROM PREVIOUS STEP>
   

7. Unplug board after a few seconds.
8. Remove boot jumper
9. Re-plug board.
10. Repeat ls /dev/tty* procedure to locate the board again.

Let me know if that works!

@cvore2004 ,

Thank you for your appreciation!

There are two main ways you can support the project:

1. Github Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/3DCoded
2. Purchasing a 3MS kit if you live in the US (coming out in a few days) https://3ms.3dcoded.xyz/kits/tour/

Stars are also appreciated, and they're free 😉

Thank you again! Let me know if you need any more help with your setup.

@cvore2004 ,

After a bit of asking around, someone directed me to this guide to convert the QIDI Plus 4 to mainline Klipper.

https://github.com/phrac/plus4_kalico

@cvore2004 ,

As you can see, I do have mmu_vars in the mmu folder, as it was configured during install, so I'm guessing it's a filepath issue with the Qidi in the [save_variables] section of MMU_macro_vars.cfg?

I'm slightly confused by your config folder. When I opened the zip you uploaded, there's only one file under the mmu folder (mmu_vars.cfg).

My setup has several auto-generated (self-edited) files and folders under the mmu folder.

Is the .zip missing those files or are they really missing on your printer?

the zip is missing the files. That is weird. From Fluidd I went to the top level folder, selected everything, then right click to create a zip. it left out all of the subfolders. It looks like it did the same from the start. I'm a total noob in linux terminal, but I finally got smb working so I could zip it from windows explorer. this one seems accurate.
klipper_config.zip

@cvore2004 ,

Thank you. Yes this has the mmu folder with all the subfolders in it. Looking at your config, could you try commenting out this section from your printer.cfg:

[save_variables] 
filename =/home/mks/printer_data/config/saved_variables.cfg

Also, you might get better help for Happy Hare on the Happy Hare server. I'm also on there so I'll jump in if I can help.

https://discord.gg/98TYYUf6f2

Sounds good. I do need to get back on discord. I've been away for several years.
I forgot to mention, I swapped back in the stock printer.cfg file and renamed the one I'm trying to get the mmu working on as MMU printer.cfg again.

Commenting that out, then renaming MMU printer.cfg to printer.cfg seems to have done the trick!
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Before getting all excited, I should mention that the Elegoo CC does not run klipper, and its OS is not based on it. This is the reason I have not got one myself. You could do it if you were to replace the mainboard with one that can connect to a pi, but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a printer that is meant to "just work". Maybe you could a chameleon setup since it does not require anything like klipper, but the chameleon is quite finnicky in my experience.

@CoreXYForge ,

Interestingly, the 3DChameleon is the reason I created the 3MS in the first place. I ended up creating an entire Klipper plugin (my first plugin, a little messy) 3dchameleon-klipper. Then hardware issues forced me to stop working on the 3DChameleon and think about designing my own MMU.

I thought the same, but I thought to double check. I am not giving up hope, because in june they will reveal their AMS. If they keep going on the "budget bambu" path, then I hope they will keep their AMS 150ドル or less. Seems like wishful thinking, but so was a 300ドル P1P clone at the time.

Yeah, Qidi has been promising their MMU for a while now that's supposed to work with the plus4, but A. I'd rather not wait, and B. I'm learning more about this stuff than I would from pure plug n play.

@henriquetironi ,

Please follow the instructions here to install the configuration I provided earlier. The configuration is a part of the mmu_hardware.cfg, called the gear section, as explained in that link.

this board dont have UART, i can exclude the Uart pins and SGTHRS? beause it dont have sensorless to

You can delete all the [tmcxxx sections in your mmu_hardware.cfg since it doesn't use TMC drivers.

ok and thanks for the repply

BTW if you're on Discord, you might want to join the 3MS server.

https://discord.gg/ekqxDhdGCg

Hi @AlexKholodkov ,

You will likely have to install mainline Klipper to your printer to use Happy Hare. I would try setting up OpenNept4une to get proper Klipper installed.

Hi, thanks for your reply. I was thinking about this too, I have now ordered an EMMC memory module and adapter, I will try to install it when everything arrives.