Klipper Host
This chapter will guide you on how to use the Sakura Pi RK3308B as a Klipper host.
Introduction
Glossary
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Summary
Such a compact Linux development board with a display capability seems perfect for a Klipper host, doesn't it?
If you have a Voron 2.4, why not give it a try?
Kiauh Installation and Configuration
Installation and Configuration
Flash the latest Armbian image onto the Sakura Pi RK3308B and boot it up. Connect to WiFi.
Run the following commands to install the required packages:
$ apt update && apt install git -y
Next, clone the latest version of Kiauh to your local machine and run it:
$ cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/dw-0/kiauh.git --depth 1
$ ./kiauh/kiauh.sh
Since there is already extensive documentation for the configuration process, we do not provide a detailed or repetitive guide here.
You can refer to the following pages to complete the configuration:
Don't forget to select KlipperScreen installation on the Kiauh page!
Front Panel Installation
STL Model
We provide Fusion360 .f3d files and .stl files for 3D printing.
FrontSkirtLogo.zip
To mount the Sakura Pi RK3308B inside the Voron machine, we designed a front panel based on the official version that can accommodate a 480x272 screen.
The screen is fixed to the back of the panel using double-sided tape, and the FPC cable passes through a slot to connect to the development board located at the back.
The model includes 3 holes corresponding to the screw positions of the development board. Use Voron-compatible heat-set inserts, which need to be installed manually.
Due to height constraints, it is recommended to purchase two 90-degree Type-C adapters; otherwise, the board may hit the bottom plate of the Voron power distribution box.
Front Panel Assembly
TODO: Steps need to be added.
