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Einsy RAMBo electronics wiring (MK3/MK3S/MK3S+)
- Printer description
- 360 viewer
- Accessory connectors (MK4)
- Combining materials (XL)
- CW1/S - Basic use and LCD-menu
- Einsy RAMBo electronics wiring (MK3/MK3S/MK3S+)
- Electronics wiring
- Experimental menu (MK3/S/+)
- Flashing custom firmware MINI
- How to check your Buddy board version
- HT90 - Power Consumption
- LCD menu (HT90)
- LCD menu (MINI/MINI+)
- LCD menu (MK3.5/S)
- LCD menu (MK4/S, MK3.9/S)
- LCD menu (Original Prusa i3)
- LCD menu (XL Multi Tool)
- LCD menu (XL Single Tool)
- LCD menu i3 (pre firmware 3.9.0)
- Mini RAMBo electronics wiring (MK2S, MK2.5, MK2.5S)
- Original Prusa SL1 vs. SL1S Speed
- Original Prusa XL electronics
- PrusA64 mainboard electronics wiring (SL1)
- Registers MMU (MMU3)
- Spool placement
- Toolhead status LED explained (XL)
- Top-bar Notifications (SL1/SL1S)
- Tune menu (XL)
- USB not detected (MINI/MINI+)
- Using the CW1 - Drying and Curing
- Using the CW1 - Washing
- xBuddy and LoveBoard electronics wiring (MK4/S, MK3.9/S)
- xBuddy status LEDs (MK4, MK3.9)
- Printer features
- General Information
With our Original Prusa i3 MK3, we have introduced a logic board called Einsy RAMBo. It works on 24V and uses Trinamic drivers for motors, allowing for super silent printing and much more.
Electronics wiring
Organizing all the cables can be a bit challenging, so we recommend you take your time. If there are any issues with your printer's wiring, they will be most likely discovered by the Selftest failed (MK3/MK3S/MK3S+) or when running the initial Wizard. For more information about the cable management, we recommend checking Electronics assembly of the assembly manual.
The RAMBo board is designed and built to sustain considerable heat. It does not need any cooling even if the printer is in an enclosure.
However, keep in mind that a temperature close to 100 °C can cause damage. If the printer measures more than 100 °C at any point, it will trigger an Ambient Maxtemp Error.
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