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As of 2024, both sides are high temp sides with the same type of thermistor. If you received your kit in 2024 then use these thermistor values.
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Set the thermistors up as shown. Extruder HT is for a high temp side. Extruder LT is for a low temp side.
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Low temp thermistor (white cable, silver casing):
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[thermistor Extruder LT] temperature1: 25 resistance1: 100000 temperature2: 72.5 resistance2: 12868 temperature3: 95 resistance3: 6854
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High temp thermistor (white cable, brass casing):
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[thermistor Extruder HT] temperature1: 20 resistance1: 4721000 temperature2: 200 resistance2: 8000 temperature3: 400 resistance3: 264
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High temp thermistor (blue cable):
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[thermistor Extruder LT] temperature1: 25 resistance1: 4500000 temperature2: 260 resistance2: 2240 temperature3: 460 resistance3: 125.4
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Setup your config so you have two extruders.
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Shown is just an example config, do not copy this exactly. You will need to edit these values based on your printer.
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Set the thermistors based on whether you have installed a high/low temp setup or a high/high temp setup.
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For the 2024 thermistors set this to just Extruder.
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Create a section named [servo extruder]
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[servo extruder] pin: PE5 maximum_servo_angle: 180 minimum_pulse_width: 0.0004 maximum_pulse_width: 0.0024
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Set the pin value to where you have plugged the servo signal line into your control board.
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Create a section named [output_pin servo_power]
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[output_pin servo_power] #Set low to power off servo pin: PE6 pwm: False
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Similarly, set the pin value to where you have plugged your relays signal line into.
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Set the probe up as shown, again setting the pin value based on where you've plugged the probe to your control board.
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[probe] pin: PE4 z_offset: 0 x_offset: 39.5 y_offset: 32 samples: 2 sample_retract_dist: 3.0 samples_result: average
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Copy the following macros into your macros.cfg file.
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If you don't already have a variables.cfg file, create one and add the following code to it.
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Finally, add to the top of your printer.cfg the following:
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[save_variables] filename: ~/klipper_config/variables.cfg
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Almost done!
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