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-===== Sovol KlipperScreen =====
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-==== Access ====
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+====== Sovol KlipperScreen (Makerbase MKS KLIPAD50) ======
+===== Getting Access / Log In =====
 Here you will find several ways to log into the KlipperScreen.
-=== Serial ===
+==== Serial (over USB) ====
   * Allows access even in bootloader stage
   * Requirements:
     * USB-C cable
-    * Terminal software (e.g. putty)
+    * Terminal software (e.g. [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html|putty]])
   * Instructions:
     * Power on the KlipperScreen
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       * Enter ''help'' for a list of supported commands.
-=== USB-Keyboard ===
+==== USB-Keyboard ====
   * Requirements:
     * USB-keyboard
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       * On success, you will see a lot of text lines (rotated to landscape view).
     * Log in:
-      * HINT: The keyboard uses US-keylayout! Keep that in mind esp. if you changed your password. E.g. german keyboards have the "y" and "z" keys switched.
+      * HINT: In this setup, the keyboard uses US-keylayout! Keep that in mind esp. if you changed your password. E.g. german keyboards have the "y" and "z" keys switched.
       * Enter the username: ''mks''
       * Enter the password: ''makerbase''
     * The last line is barely visible because of the black frame. Once you are logged in, you can enter ''clear'' to clear the screen and put the cursor in the top row, so you can see, what you type.
-=== SSH (putty) ===
+==== SSH (putty) ====
   * Requirements:
-    * Terminal software (e.g. putty)
+    * Terminal software (e.g. [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html|putty]])
     * KlipperScreen needs working network access (wifi, ethernet)
+  * Instructions:
+    * Connect your KlipperScreen to the network
+      * Option a) internal wifi:
+        * On the KlipperScreen, press the "Menu" icon, then the "Network" icon.
+        * It shows a list of the wifi-networks found
+        * Select the arrow beneath the desired wifi-network, then enter the wifi-password
+      * Option b) external ethernet adapter
+        * Most USB-ethernet adapters should work. But of course, not all. :/
+        * Connect the ethernet adapter to your network.
+        * Make sure that the ethernet port really belongs to your home network. Some ports on your router may use the guest network instead, a connection will not be possible in that case.
+        * On the KlipperScreen, press the "Menu" icon, then the "Network" icon.
+        * If your ethernet adapter works, it will show up in that network screen.
+    * Check the IP-adress:
+      * On the KlipperScreen, press the "Menu" icon, then the "Network" icon.
+      * Beneath the connection you will find the IP-adress (in doubt, use IPv4). It will look like "192.168.1.123" (3 blocks of max. 3 digits, divided by a point)
+    * Download and start putty
+    * In the "Host name" field enter the the IP-address, that you've just found out (see above).
+    * It will ask you "login as:". Enter ''mks'' as the username, then enter the password ''makerbase''.
+    * Caveats:
+      * Sometimes putty will open a window with a warning that the connection has changed and may be insecure. Don't worry, this is normal after reinstalling the KlipperScreen. Just accept it, when asks wether it should continue.
+      * Using the name "mkspi" instead of numerical IP-address is possible, but can be troublesome:
+        * If there are multiple devices with that name, your PC can't know to which it should connect.
+        * If the numerical IP-address changes, the name "mkspi" will still point to the old address for some time, because it is cached. The easiest fix is to reboot your PC.
+==== Accounts ====
+  * The default username is ''mks''
+  * The default password is ''makerbase''
+  * You can use ''root'' as username as well (at least in most situations), it also uses ''makerbase'' as the password.
+==== Downloads ====
+  * Putty: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html
+----
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