QIDI_PLUS4

Documentation Guidelines

QIDI PLUS4 is a 3D printer that uses Klipper as its foundation. This repository is used for updates and releases for the PLUS4 model, as well as for issue tracking.

For convenience, QIDI provides version-specific packaged files. Please download the necessary compressed package file prefixed with "PLUS4." Select the appropriate branch for download, with each branch name reflecting the corresponding version.

V1.4.0 Update Content

Note: After updating, the Klipper configuration file will be replaced. The previous configuration file will be backed up as printer_{datetime}.cfg, printer recalibration will be required.

1.The upper limit of extruder temperature has been raised to 370

2.Adjust the network settings page

3.Failed to repair power outage and resume operation

Detailed update process

Packaged files

Note that all updates can not be updated from higher versions

1. Select the latest version in the version release bar next to it, download the compressed file package starting with PLUS4 and extract it locally. Jump link

2. Transfer the files to a USB drive. For example:

   

3. Insert the USB drive into the machine's USB interface, click the Chcek for updates button and an update prompt will appear on the version information interface. Update according to the prompt.

Report Issues and Make Suggestions

For any concerns or suggestions, feel free to reach out to our After-Sales Service.

Should you encounter any issues related to machine mechanics, slicing software, firmware, or various other machine-related problems, our after-sales team is ready to assist. They aim to respond to all inquiries within twelve hours. Alternatively, you can post an issue in this repository, our developers will reply to you directly.

Others

QIDI's 3D printers operate based on the Klipper system. Building on the Klipper open-source project, we've tailored its source code to meet specific user requirements.

Similarly, we've adapted Moonraker to ensure our designed screens align with web operations.

We also use Fluidd as one of the ways for users to interact with the printer.

We extend our gratitude to the developers and maintainers of these open-source projects and encourage users to explore or support these great projects.