QuadFusion Documentation
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  • Welcome
  • Facebook Group
  • Getting Started
    • Critical Warnings & Information
    • Unboxing & Inventory
    • Getting Connected
    • Updating Firmware
    • Updating your Control Board Settings
    • Changing Homing Offsets
    • First Print
    • Getting Started: Where to Go From Here
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    • M3D ProMega
    • CR-10S
    • Prusa i3 MK2S
    • Duet Maestro Wiring
  • Beginner Guides
    • Beginner: Preparation
    • Beginner: QuadFusion Assembly
    • Beginner: Moving the Motors
    • Beginner: Introduction to G-Code Commands
    • Beginner: Software Layers
    • Beginner: What is Slicing?
    • Beginner: Printing the Print
    • Beginner: Where to Go From Here
  • Electrical Guides
    • The Electrical Standard
  • Firmware Guides
    • Adjusting Homing Macros
    • Macros
  • Printing Guides
    • Slicers and Printer Settings
    • Heating & Temp Sensor
    • Loading and Unloading Filament
    • (NEW) Loading and Unloading Filament
    • Filament Success Guide
      • ABS-R
      • PLA
    • Filament Extrusion Rate
    • Tool Definitions
  • Color Printing
    • Setting Up
    • MELT
    • Slic3r Multi-Material
  • Troubleshooting Guides
    • Troubleshooting Duet Web Console
    • My Drives / Tools are Backwards
    • Heater Troubleshooting
  • Maintenance Guides
    • What You'll Need
    • Temperature Calibration
    • Changing Nozzles
  • Community Guides
    • Community Guide Template
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  1. Getting Started

Getting Connected

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Last updated 6 years ago

Overall, there are three main things you must complete in order to use your QuadFusion:

Step One:

You must mount your QuadFusion to whatever printer you are using. Depending on the printer you have, you may need to design a mount for your QuadFusion.

Step Two:

The base QuadFusion has six connections that need to be made. Four of the connectors (yellow) are for each of the motors that move gears inside the QuadFusion in order to feed filament. The red wire (green) on the QuadFusion is the heater wire, and the white wire (red) is the thermistor.

Step Three:

Lastly, you will need to update your firmware settings Go to these guides for more information about updating your firmware: and

Updating Firmware
Updating your Control Board Settings