3MS/setup/controllers/skrpico/

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3MS/setup/controllers/skrpico/

https://3dcoded.github.io/3MS/setup/controllers/skrpico/

[mselos]

Tried to install 3ms using 4 extruder and a skr pico.
I used your mmu.cfg and mmu_hardware.cfg

I get this error and don't know what to do:

Klipper reports: ERROR

pin MMU_GEAR_UART_1 is an alias for MMU_GEAR_UART

Once the underlying issue is corrected, use the "RESTART"
command to reload the config and restart the host software.
Printer is halted

[3DCoded]

Hi @mselos ,

I've updated this configuration (specifically mmu_hardware.cfg). Can you try updating and let me know if it works?

[mselos]

Same Error! But now that there is no mentioning of MMU_GEAR_UART_1 - MMU_GEAR_UART_3 in the mmu_hardware.cfg, i removed the Aliases in the mmu.cfg. Now klipper starts and mmu_select gate & mmu_test_move move works...
Looks like the aliases of MMU_GEAR_UART_1, MMU_GEAR_UART_2 & MMU_GEAR_UART_3 where the "trouble maker"

Does removing the aliases, have any consequences I can't see?

[3DCoded]

If the motors move properly, removing the aliases shouldn't have any other consequences.

[jjonas20088]

Pin 'MMU_POST_GEAR_0' is not a valid pin name on mcu 'mmu'
o que é esse erro ?

[3DCoded]

Hi @jjonas20088

I answered your question on Discord. Please don't crosspost.

[RoyMessin]

I see there area lot of types of NEMA17 Stepper Motor in Ali Express, but not the specific type you put here in your table.
For example, this one:
https://aliexpi.com/gER9
or this one:
https://aliexpi.com/TA7l
Both are claimed to fit 3d printers.
What is your opinion on using one of them instead the one you put?
I see they are narrower than yours.

[3DCoded]

I see there area lot of types of NEMA17 Stepper Motor in Ali Express, but not the specific type you put here in your table.
For example, this one:
https://aliexpi.com/gER9
or this one:
https://aliexpi.com/TA7l
Both are claimed to fit 3d printers.
What is your opinion on using one of them instead the one you put?
I see they are narrower than yours.

Hi @RoyMessinger ,

For some reason, it seems like the second link is dead. From the first link, though, I would say that those are too thin and will likely stall at the torque and speed you'd want on a 3MS. I'd recommend a thicker stepper motor like the one from the docs. 3MS kits also just got released which have everything you need if you don't want to have to source everything.