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FYSETC - Nozzle Input Shaper (NIS)
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Nozzle-Input-Shaper

FYSETC - Nozzle Input Shaper (NIS)

IMPORTANT NOTICE

You should NEVER keep the NIS Attached while the Nozzle is being heated, ensure you remove after measurements have been taken

Firmware

The Nozzle Input Shaper does come pre-flashed with Klipper. It is always best practice to not have missmatched versions of your Klipper Firmware, so this guide will explain how to flash your NIS with Klipper.

Klipper

Compile Klipper firmware for the Nozzle Input Shaper

  1. Connect to your Klipper host computer via ssh.
  2. cd to the Klipper directory 
    cd ~/klipper
  3. Run make clean 
    make clean KCONFIG_CONFIG=config.nis
  4. Open menuconfig 
    make menuconfig KCONFIG_CONFIG=config.nis
  5. Set the following settings
    • [ * ] Enable extra low-level configuration options
    • Micro-controller Architecture (STMicroelectronics STM32)
    • Processor model (STM32F042)
    • Bootloader offset (No bootloader)
    • Clock Reference (Internal Clock)
    • Communication interface (USB (on PA9/PA10))
    • Optional features (to reduce code size) --->
      • [ * ] Support GPIO "bit-banging" devices
      • [_] Support LCD devices
      • [ * ] Support external sensor devices
      • [_] Support lis2dw 3-axis accelerometer
      • [_] Support software based I2C "bit-banging"
      • [ * ] Support software based SPI "bit-banging"

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  1. Quit (press q) and save the configuration

  2. Run Make to compile the firmware

    make KCONFIG_CONFIG=config.nis -j4

    Flash Klipper over USB

  3. Ensure that you are still connected via SSH, if not, reconnect to your Klipper host via SSH.

  4. Connect the board to the host Raspberry Pi via USB, while pluggin the board in, you must ensure the BOOT button is pressed down.

  5. Run the following command

    lsusb

    It should produce a result showing a STM Device in DFU Mode

    Example

    Bus 001 Device 038: ID 0483:df11 STMicroelectronics STM Device in DFU Mode

  6. Run the following command to Flash your NIS, replace the xxxx:yyyy with the ID from the previous step.

    make flash FLASH_DEVICE=xxxx:yyyy

    Example

    make flash FLASH_DEVICE=0483:df11
    • You may see what appears to be an "error" after flashing your board.
    • As long as you see the File downloded successfully text you are good to proceed.

  7. After it has finished flashing, run the following command again. As long as the device is not showing it is in DFU Mode like in step 3, you are good to move onto the next step.

  8. Run the following command to find the devices serial port name

    ls /dev/serial/by-id/*

    It should return a device beginning with /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Klipper_stm32f042x6 take a note of this, you will need it later on.

Configuration

Klipper

  1. Navigate to your Mainsail / Fluidd Page on the printer you have added your NIS too.
  2. Navigate to edit your printer.cfg file.
  3. Near the top of the page add the following to your config 
    
[mcu NIS]
# Obtain definition by "ls -l /dev/serial/by-id/" then unplug to verify
serial: /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Klipper_stm32f042x6_40004A000551303439343636-if00

[adxl345] cs_pin: NIS:PA4 spi_software_sclk_pin: NIS:PA5 spi_software_mosi_pin: NIS:PA7 spi_software_miso_pin: NIS:PA6

[resonance_tester] accel_chip: adxl345 probe_points: 100,100,20 # an example - set this to the centre of your BED.


4. Save your config and restart firmware
5. Follow the [Klipper documentation](https://www.klipper3d.org/Measuring_Resonances.html)  on how to Measure Resonance on Klipper.
6. Once your results are in, remove the Nozzle Input Shaper from the Nozzle and comment out or remove the above config from your Printer.cfg