KLP 1 230 (BTT E3EZ Motherboard Adapter)
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I made an adapter to allow me to use a Manta E3EZ board instead of the original Kingroon MCU.
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- Printables
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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****UPDATE***
Someone figured out how to flash the original MOBO and THR so this isnt needed if you dont want to switch to BTT ecosystem.
I have completely gutted all of Kingroons' control boards in my KLP1 230, and replaced them with BTT counterparts. I was so upset that Kingroon said their machines were open source but they give no documentation on how to run a newer version of Linux so you are stuck with an outdated system.
I had to extend the bed heater wires as well as the CANBUS board power wires. You will probably need a new CANBUS toolhead board as I could not get the original tool board to cooperate. I have a design for the EBB36 and the BTT TFT 35 screen.
STEP FILES INCLUDED!!
ITEMS NEEDED
2 original M3 screws from old motherboard
4 M3 Heat stake inserts
4 M3x3 screws
INSTALL
- Review BTT Manta E3EZ pinout
- Take pictures of original motherboard and wiring
- Remove original motherboard
- Heat stake motherboard adapter
- Install Adapter with original screws
- Install BTT Board
- Extend/Repin if needed and plug in new board
- Run all Klipper checks (stepper direction, stepper buzz, homing, fan checks, heater checks, PID tune, test print, ECT