I'm probably being very paranoid here, but I'm building the LDO 2.4r2 Rev C kit (comes with an Octopus 1.1 mainboard) and while following their guide they show a jumper for 5V coming from USB-C (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MotorDynamicsLab/LDOVoron2/main/Images/WiringGuide/RevC/Octopus_Jumpers.jpg) and this jumper is also shown as set in the final image for checking your work. I'm confused by this. My understanding is that by setting this jumper, powering the MCU is done from USB-C's 5v bus instead of power_in. However, the RPi is powered via a 5V board using the Octopus's 5v output. What has me confused is, is the 5v out from the octo populated by the 24v power_in?
#Octopus 1.1 power jumper
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youd only need it to power it via usb, for say, flashing initially. compare it to the voron initial startup guide for installing software on the octopus
Right, but my point goes to the part where the RPi is getting it's power from the Octopus...so how is it powering the power source
or is the 5v out on the octo just a regulated out from the power_in
probably a buck converter from 24v to the adapter LDO uses to then connect to the pi. its been a while but thats what i recall. the thing in the upper right of your photo
if your 24V power is active for the entire process, then you shouldn't ever need that jumper.
that jumper is only needed if you're powering the pi from some other source, and in turn using the pi to boot the octopus enough to flash
wait, am I the bald guy, or the one with the mic?
OK, so if my plan is that I will hook up to mains, and boot and not separately power the pi to compile and DFU then I'm good to remove the jumper
yep, I'd say so
in which case, I would also say take note of the various warnings about disconnecting the heaters, just in case
as in, disconnect the heaters until the firmware is loaded
this may help you in your journey
https://github.com/EricZimmerman/VoronTools/blob/main/FlashKlipper.md
correct
i have ldo 2.4 kit as well, lots of stuff in that repo