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+# Readme
+
+These configurations activate many of the new advanced features of the Marlin firmware:
+
+ * Auto Calibration
+ * Auto Bed Leveling
+ * Pause & Filament Change
+
+**Important**: Before doing anything else after updating the firmware, go to `Configuration > Advanced Settings > Initialize EEPROM` to get rid of old configurations.
+
+Then you should execute `Configuration > Delta Calibration > Set Delta Height` and also run `Configuration > Delta Configuration > Probe Z-offset` to verify the Probe offset.
+
+After that you should connect the Z-Probe and start `Configuration > Delta Calibration > Auto Calibration`. When it's done don't forget to also do `Configuration > Delta Calibration > Store Settings` to make it permanent.
+
+You should also do a `Motion > Bed Leveling > Level bed` followed by `Store Settings` to ensure a perfect leveling.
+
+Please do a manual paper test (moving the nozzle slowly down to Z0 and checking with a piece of paper). If it's not perfect, use `Configuration > Advanced Settings > Probe Z Offset` to correct the difference and execute the calibration again.
+
+
+# Select the Configuration
+
+**Please select the correct values at the start of the Configuration.h file**
+
+The Kossel comes in 3 versions:
+
+ * Pulley
+ * Linear
+ * Linear Plus
+
+Pulley and Linear use the same configuration, the Linear Plus is bigger and uses slightly different configurations.
+
+Typically the probes for the Anycubic Delta Kossel printers come in two different versions.
+
+  * Version 1: Z Probe Offset of -19.0mm
+
+    ![Version 1 Probe](images/Version1Probe.jpg)
+
+  * Version 2: Z Probe Offset of -16.8mm
+
+    ![Version 2 Probe](images/Version2Probe.jpg)
+
+If you select the `ANYCUBIC_PROBE_VERSION 0`: It's very important to follow the correct procedure to set it up after flashing the firmware, otherwise you might damage the printer by ramming the nozzle into the buildplate:
+
+* `Configuration > Advanced Settings > Initialize EEPROM`
+* `Motion > Move Axis > Soft Endstops` : `Off`
+* Auto Home and slowly move the nozzle down until it barely touches the bed. (Do a paper-test: A normal sheet of paper should just feel the drag of the nozzle) and note this number.
+* Subtract this number from the value in `Configuration > Delta Calibration > Delta Settings > Height`. (If it's negative, add it).
+* Save and try the paper test again to verify your height.
+* `Configuration > Store Settings`
+* Motion > Bed Leveling (using paper test)

hannoprint/Marlin-2.1.2.1/config/examples/delta/Anycubic/Predator/README.md

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+# AnyCubic Predator Notes
+- At this time, this version is not supported by the stock bootloader as an SD card update.
+- Special thanks to Korbinian Heel [[@inib](https://github.com/inib)].
+- Special thanks to Slava Novgorodov [[@Slava N](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC617QlzItK-dOeTTttKZq3A)] for sharing and making the video of the direct installation method.
+- Special thanks to Sebastian Hernandez [[@SXHXC](https://github.com/SXHXC)] for his [fork](https://github.com/SXHXC/Marlin-Anycubic-Predator-Trigorilla-PRO) and doing all the work.
+
+## Backing Up the Firmware
+
+Watch the video below for detailed instructions on the whole process. It is recommended to take the time to make a backup of the firmware currently installed on the board, in case you decide you want to go back to the factory-installed version.
+
+[![Trigorilla Pro reflash to Marlin 2.0.x](https://img.youtube.com/vi/g2cAJXle6t0/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2cAJXle6t0 "ANYCUBIC Predator original board Trigorilla Pro reflash to Marlin 2.0.x")
+
+## Flashing the Firmware
+
+### 1. Build Marlin
+
+Use these example config files (adjusted to your needs) and build Marlin as usual.
+
+### 2. Prepare the Board
+
+- **Turn off the printer and disconnect AC power.**
+- **SW1** routes power to the board from the USB port or from an external 24V source.
+   Move jumper **SW1** to **USB**.
+- **JP1** is connected to the **BOOT0** pin which blocks programming.
+   Remove the **JP1** jumper.
+
+### 3. Get STM32 Flasher
+
+Download the _STM32 Flasher_ software at the ST Micro [download page](https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/flasher-stm32.html#get-software). Use _STM32 Flasher_ to flash your Marlin binary file to the board following the procedure shown in the video.
+
+### 4. Final Steps
+
+- Put the **SW1** and **JP1** jumpers back in their original positions.
+- That's it!
+
+## Restoring from Backup
+ - If you made the backup as described in the video just flash that file to restore the firmware to its previous state.