General information regarding the Troodon V2 Printer

Overview

The Troodon V2 Printer is a 95% assembled 3D printer, produced by Formbot and is based on the design of the Voron V2.4r2.
It has a print size of 350x350x350mm. All panels etc are provided for it to be fully enclosed.
The hotend has a PT1000 fitted to allow higher temperature printing. It has a hardened nozzle and extruder gears to support printing of abrasive filament. It has some upgrades fitted, such as nozzle wiping brush, aluminium parts rather than plastic and supports the stealthburner as a drop in replacement. It comes running this port of RRF on a custom made BTT Octopus X7 out of the box.

Board.txt Name

The version of the firmware that is shipped with the printer uses the BTT Octopus Pro as the base board configuration and then overrides the stepper pins to be suitable for the Octopus X7. Going forwards, you can choose to either continue to use this configuration or, from RRF3.4.5, you can use our built in configuration for the board.

The board name in board.txt is troodon_v2.

Driver Jumpers

The jumpers should be installed as below. “SPI mode Interpolation” is supported for TMC5160 drivers. “UART mode Interpolation” should be used when using smart drivers (i.e. TMC2208, TMC2209, TMC2225 and TMC2226)

Troodon V2 UART
Troodon V2 UART Driver Jumper Locations
Troodon V2 SPI
Troodon V2 SPI Driver Jumper Locations

Driver Diag Pin

If you want to use sensorless homing, a jumper needs adding next to each appropriate endstop as shown below.

Troodon V2 Diag
Troodon V2 Sensorless Homing Jumper Locations

Initial Installation

To get your Troodon V2 Printer connected to your WiFi, please follow the WiFi instructions.
To find out how to tune the heaters of your Troodon V2 Printer, follow the Heater Tuning Instructions.
To find out how to setup your Z Offsets correctly for the probe and AutoZ, follow the Instructions Here.
To improve your bed.g gantry levelling so it automatically iterates until the gantry is level, follow the Improved Levelling Instructions.

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