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- Micro4 defaults to using Katapult with USB connection for firmware burning
Firmware Burning Instructions
Notice
- Motherboard firmware burning requires flashing Klipper through Katapult
- If you are sure that the motherboard has already flashed Katapult, you do not need to perform the last step of flashing the Katapult firmware; it is just a precaution in case the Katapult firmware was not successfully flashed on the motherboard
- You can quickly press the reset button twice and check if an LED on the motherboard blinks; if it does, it indicates that the motherboard has entered the Katapult firmware
How to Determine Which Firmware You Need
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- Note that you only need to flash one type of firmware
- E3 V2 can use the following methods to connect to the host machine
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USB Firmware
- Advantage: Reliable and stable communication
- Disadvantage: May affect data transmission if multiple USB devices are connected
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USB Bridge Firmware
- Advantage: Can connect multiple devices without occupying USB ports
- Disadvantage: May cause timeout errors or other issues when used with
KlipperScreen