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new_life_for_the_prusa_mk3s_with_klipper [04.01.2026 20:37] – [flashing the printer firmware] Pascal Suternew_life_for_the_prusa_mk3s_with_klipper [07.01.2026 01:46] (current) – [PID Calibration] Pascal Suter
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-now save and restart. after that restart, the printer should be showing temperatures and other stuff via the web gui+now save and restart. after that restart, the printer should be showing temperatures and other stuff via the web gui and also on the prusa's display
  
 +===== PID Calibration =====
 +on the dashbard page of klipper, there is a "Console" box. make sure that the printhead is not touching anything with the nozzle and then run this command: 
 +  PID_CALIBRATE HEATER=extruder TARGET=170
 +it will heat the extruder to 170 degrees celsius and cool it down a bit, then heat again etc. once this is done, the console output will show the pid values. run the 
 +  SAVE_CONFIG
 +command to save these values and reboot klipper. 
 +
 +now repeat the whole process for the heated printbed: 
 +  PID_CALIBRATE HEATER=heater_bed TARGET=60
 +and dont forget: 
 +  SAVE_CONFIG
 +
 +===== Prusa Slicer Profile =====
 +install the Mk3.5 input shaping profile and then save a copy of it, calling it somthing like mk3s klipper or whatever. 
 +
 +now edit the profile and go to dependencies and detach the profile, then in general switch the G-code flavor to Klipper and disable binary gcode. 
 +
 +in the custom g-code tab remove everything in all the text boxes and disable "emit temprature commands", now add this in the start and end gcode: 
 +<code>
 +
 +</code>
  
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