Description
【Upgrade Printing Speed and Quality】PAD 7 upgrade and pre installed Klipper firmware, using Klipper's input shaper and BTT ADXL345 module, can effectively improve printing speed while ensuring printing quality, printing speed can be increased by 2 to 5x compared to Marlin firmware; You can improve the printing quality and speed to new heights and achieve the best model quality possible..【Supports Open Source】Based on the DIY innovation needs of makers, PAD 7 allows users to freely change the PAD firmware system and other Klipper firmware, and can easily replace the PAD firmware system through SD card or USB. Meet the customized needs of users for Klipper..【Wide Application Range】If you use CoreXY 3D printers such as VORON 2.4 or VZ Bot, you can pair them with the PAD 7 + BTT Octopus series control board; If you use i3 3D printers such as Ender-3/BIQU B1 SE Plus, you can pair them with the PAD 7 + BTT SKR series control board; If you use Raspberry Pi Ecology, you can remove the CB1 core board and replace it with CM4 to use Raspberry Pi OS, which can achieve video watching and internet access (Can externally connect keyboard and mouse)..【Rich Connectivity】PAD 7 reserves rich expansion interfaces to make it suitable for a variety of projects and applications. USB2.0*3; USB-C*1: Dial switch selects UART/OTG mode, supports 5V3A power supply; Audio Out*1: 3.5mm; TF card slot*1: 32GB; CANbus*1: MCP2515 SPI to CAN; RJ45*1: CB1 supports 100Mbps, CM4 supports 1000Mbps; SPI*1: Connected to ADXL345; ❗Note: It is not possible to use CAN interface and ADXL345 accelerometer SPI interface simultaneously due to MCP2515 SPI to CAN conversion..【Attack Amplifier】Two sided speakers with adjustable volume buttons (physical adjustment keys need to be supported by the corresponding operating system to be used, currently available in the Klipper mode of CB1, and the desktop system in CM4 mode is pending). It can provide a stereo amplifier for Pad7 when replacing CM4 with a Linux desktop system, and a 3.5mm interface can be connected to headphones to achieve a multimedia experience on a desktop computer.
