Motherboard ID Reading and Viewing

Note

• This tutorial explains how to read and view motherboard IDs. For tool boards, please refer to the corresponding product ID search tutorial.
• If you are using a CAN tool board or an RS232 tool board, please click the button below to view the instructions.
• Connect Tool Board

USB ID Retrieval

Searching for USB ID

1. Open your browser, enter the IP address of the host computer in the address bar. For example, if my host IP is 192.168.101.179, just type it and press Enter.

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2. Open the host's WEB interface. In the left sidebar configuration options, find:

For fluidd: {…}, click to enter, then find printer.cfg Loading...

For mainsail: Machine, click to enter, then find printer.cfg Loading...

3. Click printer.cfg to enter, then click DEVICES in the top right corner.

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4. Click SERIAL, then refresh.

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5. Copy the ID. Click where the arrow points to copy.

In fluidd, check if ttyAMC exists, and ensure Path by ID exists. This is the USB ID. Loading...

In mainsail, check if ttyAMC exists, and ensure Path by ID exists. This is the USB ID. Loading...

Filling in the USB ID

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Please note, the ID below cannot be used!!!!

serial: /dev/serial/by-id/usb-1a86_USB_Serial-if00-port0

1. Close DEVICES and fill in the ID.

Important Notes

• In the configuration file, change:

[mcu] 
serial: /tmp/klipper_host_mcu

to:

[mcu host] 
serial: /tmp/klipper_host_mcu

• Add:

[mcu]
serial: <Replace this with the ID you just queried>

Find [MCU] in fluidd Loading...

Find [MCU] in mainsail Loading...

2. Fill the ID into the configuration.

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• After filling in the ID, click SAVE & RESTART in the top right corner.

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3. If Klipper prompts ADC out of range, this is normal. Connect the heated bed and thermistor to the mainboard, configure the thermistor pins for the hotend and heated bed, then save and restart.

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Note: All IDs appearing in this document are examples. The actual ID for each mainboard is different. Please fill in the ID you actually obtained.

CANBus UUID Retrieval

Search for CAN ID

1. Open a browser and enter the IP address of the host computer in the address bar. For example, if the IP address of my host computer is 192.168.101.179, simply enter it and press Enter.

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2. Open the WEB interface of the host computer, and in the configuration options of the left sidebar, find:

For fluidd: {…}, click into it to find printer.cfg Loading...

For mainsail: Machine, click into it to find printer.cfg Loading...

3. After clicking into printer.cfg, click on DEVICES in the upper right corner.

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4. Click CAN, then refresh.

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   Refresh in mainsail Loading...

5. Copy the ID; click the arrow to copy it.

   In fluidd, confirm whether the item pointed to by the first arrow is Klipper; if so, click the arrow on the right to copy it. Loading...

   In mainsail, confirm whether the item pointed to by the first arrow is Klipper; if so, click the arrow on the right to copy it. Loading...

Fill in CAN ID

1. Close DEVICES and fill in the ID

Note

• Please change the following in the configuration file:

[mcu] 
serial: /tmp/klipper_host_mcu

to

[mcu host] 
serial: /tmp/klipper_host_mcu

• Add:

[mcu]
canbus_uuid: <Replace this with the ID you just looked up>

In fluidd, find [MCU] Loading...

In mainsail, find [MCU] Loading...

2. Fill the ID into the configuration

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• After filling in the ID, click SAVE & RESTART in the upper right corner.

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3. If Klipper shows a message ADC out of range, this is normal. Connect the heated bed and thermistor to the mainboard, and configure the thermistor pins for the extruder and heated bed, then save and restart.

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Note: All IDs shown in the documentation are examples. Each mainboard has a different ID, so please fill in the actual ID you obtained.

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