#Finding the software

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mint harbor
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Im working with klipper atm following this instruction for documentation
Im trying to find the folder for my raspberry pi, it says I need to to move the klipper.bin. From my understanding i need to us WinSCP but i am confused why I cannot simply find it on my directory. is it because the sd card is flashed and in format 32?

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SKR mini E3 V3.0 Klipper Firmware

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rose ploverBOT
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AI Help

It seems like you are looking for the klipper.bin file on your Raspberry Pi's SD card. If you have flashed the SD card with a new firmware or operating system, the file system might not be directly accessible in Windows. You can try using tools like WinSCP or SSH to access your Raspberry Pi remotely and navigate to the appropriate folder to move the klipper.bin file as per the instructions in the documentation you are following. If you need assistance with the specific steps for accessing your Raspberry Pi using WinSCP or SSH, feel free to ask.

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zinc topaz
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Should be in /home/pi/klipper/out

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Also do this

rose ploverBOT
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Klipper GPIO

It is important to explicitly set the extruder and bed heaters to off during the make menuconfig step of compiling Klipper. Almost all guides and pre-compiled versions of Klipper skip this step.

It is possible for the MCU to restart after errors in a state where it pulls values for pin state incorrectly, and explicitly turning heaters off during micro-controller startup solves the potential for heaters to remain on after an error.

When configuring the firmware for build, one of the options is GPIO pins to set at micro-controller startup which will accept a comma-separated list of pins to set either HIGH or LOW. Look up the pin definitions for every heater on your board and prepend an exclamation mark ! to each pin as shown in the example image. You should do this for every board that controls a heater: the toolhead board, the main board, etc.

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mint harbor
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?solved