Initial Startup（Dec/05）
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Before powering on, perform a final check of all connections:
110/220V wiring section
5V/24V wiring section
Ensure all jumpers are inserted in the correct positions
Verify all drivers are inserted into the appropriate driver slots and properly seated
Even with professional expertise, please do not skip the inspection steps, as this could lead to the following issues, potentially causing irreversible damage:
110/220V Short Circuit: The circuit breaker for the power supply area (e.g., in an office) will trip immediately.
24V Short Circuit: The printer will fail to start, and the 24V power supply will enter automatic protection mode.
Mainboard 5V Short Circuit: The mainboard MCU will be damaged.
Hotend Toolboard 5V Short Circuit: The MCU, 5V power supply module, and Cartographer will be damaged."
Plug in the power cable and press the switch. If all the cables are connected correctly, the display screen will light up shortly.
After powering on, the display should light up. Follow the image instructions to connect to the network.
In your browser, enter the IP address obtained in the previous step and press Enter to access the Trident Web Control Interface.
Due to the absence of the correct CFG configuration file, the system will encounter an error. Please download the appropriate Printer.cfg configuration file, upload it, and then rename the uploaded file to printer.cfg.
After restarting, if the system still prompts an error about being unable to read the UUID, it’s because each CAN device in a Trident June kit has a unique UUID. Therefore, you need to obtain the correct UUID and enter it in the appropriate place in the printer.cfg file.
In the Trident June kit, there are a total of three CAN devices: the MANTA M8P board, the EBB 2209 RP2040 CAN hotend toolboard, and the Cartographer V3 inductive leveling sensor.
Disconnect the cable connector indicated by the red circle in the image below; at this point, only the mainboard will have CAN communication
Double-click to enter Printer.cfg, click the DEVICES button in the upper right corner, and then click Refresh. At this point, you will obtain the UUID of the mainboard.
Find the configuration line for [mcu], and paste the copied UUID into the corresponding field. After completing the entry, click SAVE & RESTART in the upper right corner.
Since the UUIDs for the two remaining CAN devices have not been entered, there will still be an error after restarting. At this point, connect the MANTA M8P board and the EBB 2209 RP2040 CAN hotend toolboard with their respective cables.
Re-enter printer.cfg and use the device function in the upper right corner to refresh the UUID. Since the correctly connected CAN DEVICES will not be read again, the UUID at this point comes from the EBB 2209 RP2040 CAN hotend toolboard. Enter this UUID in the appropriate location.
Note: If the UUID of the MANTA M8P board has not disappeared, you can ignore it and only use the second UUID that appears after refreshing.
After the restart is complete, connect the EBB 2209 RP2040 CAN hotend toolboard and Cartographer V3 inductive leveling sensor with their respective cables.
Re-enter printer.cfg and use the device function in the upper right corner to refresh the UUID. Since the correctly connected CAN devices will not be read again, the UUID at this point comes from the Cartographer V3. Enter this UUID in the appropriate location.
If you encounter the error: "Unknown pin chip name 'probe'", please refer to this tutorial: .
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