Quick Start
Guide Objectives: Within 30 minutes, complete the system deployment and firmware flashing of the Fly-PI V3 motherboard, bringing it to a state where it can connect to Klipper and perform basic tests.
Completion Milestone: Access the Klipper interface via a web browser.
Important Notes
- Required accessories: The Fly-PI V3 must be used with Fly-M2WE or TF card, otherwise the system will not boot
- Power Requirements: DC power terminal input range 12V-24V; Type-C input of 5V/2A or above is also possible, but only one method can be used at a time
- Safe Operations: Always disconnect power before any wiring operations! When flashing firmware, also follow the instructions in the guide
- Tool Preparation: Prepare basic tools such as screwdrivers and data cables in advance
- System Startup: It is recommended not to install a screen for the first boot; configure it later via an SSH connection
Step 1: Prepare Tools and Resources
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Included content:
MobaXterm- Used to connect to the host machineCH340- Serial port driver for system connectionPanasonic_SDFormatter- Used to format the TF cardSetupSTM32CubeProgrammer- Used to flash the controller firmware
Step 2: Install System and Basic Configuration
Complete the following configuration items to bring the system to an operational state:
| Configuration Item | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| System Image Flashing | Flash the FlyOS system image | View Guide |
| Basic System Configuration | Modify system configuration | View Guide |
| SSH Connection | Remote connection configuration | View Guide |
| WIFI Configuration | Wireless network configuration | View Guide |
| Screen Configuration | Display device configuration (optional) | View Guide |
| Host Power Supply | Power supply method configuration | View Guide |
Description:
- Ensure the TF card or M2WE is correctly formatted before flashing the image
- The first system boot may take 3-5 minutes, please be patient
- Default SSH connection username:
root, password:mellow - Screen configuration is only required when a screen device is present
Step 3: Extended Features and Advanced Configuration
The following features can be configured gradually based on your needs after completing the basic setup and ensuring the printer operates normally:
| Feature | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Camera Usage | USB camera configuration | View Guide |
| Power Loss Recovery | Print optimization feature | View Guide |
| Resonance Compensation | Requires accelerometer sensor | View Guide |
| External Tool Board | Tool board connection and ID retrieval | View Guide |
| Resource Downloads | 3D models and schematics | View Guide |
Recommendation:
- It is recommended to configure and test extended features one at a time to avoid changing too many parameters at once
- Camera configuration requires additional USB camera device support
- Resonance compensation requires an accelerometer sensor
- Tool board connection is applicable to multi-toolhead 3D printers
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