Klipper Installation for Anycubic Vyper
  • Introduction
    • Before You Begin
    • What You Need
  • Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi
    • Installing Mainsail
    • Configuring WiFi Settings
    • Finding Your IP Address
    • Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool
      • Changing the Default Password
      • Changing the Hostname
      • Changing the Localisation Options
  • Klipper Firmware
    • Klipper Firmware Creation
    • Klipper Firmware Flashing
  • Printer Configuration File
  • Configuration Checks
    • Verify Temperatures
    • Verify M112
    • Verify Heaters
    • Verify Stepper Motor Enable Pin
    • Verify Endstops
    • Verify Stepper Motors
    • Verify Extruder Motor
    • Verify Filament Runout Sensor
    • Verify LED Light
  • Initial Tuning
    • Calibrate Probe Z Offset
    • Calibrate Bed Mesh
    • Calibrate PID Settings
  • Macros and Slicer
    • Macros
      • Simplify3D Settings
    • Making Prints
      • Determining Thermal Expansion
  • Advanced Tuning
    • Resonance Compensation
    • Pressure Advance
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Changing the Localisation Options

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This section explains how to change the 'Localisation' options on the Raspberry Pi, such as:

  • L1 Locale - Configure the language and regional settings

  • L2 Timezone - Configure the time zone

  • From the Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool menu;

Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate the Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool menus.

  • Select Localisation Options and press Enter;

  • Select L1 Locale and press Enter;

By default the Locale is set to en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8, for my example I will be changing it to en_CA.UTF-8 UTF-8 for English Canada. You can check this list of locales to determine the proper one for your location:

  • Scroll down to en_CA.UTF-8 UTF-8 and press the space bar to select it;

    • This will add an *;

  • Scroll down to en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8 and press the space bar to deselect the default;

    • This will remove the *;

  • Select Ok to continue;

  • The 'Default locale for the system environment' window should appear;

    • Choose en_CA.UTF-8 and press Enter;

  • This will install the locale files and should return you to the main menu;

  • From the Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool menu;

    • Select Localisation Options and press Enter;

  • Select L2 Timezone and press Enter;

  • The Geographic area screen will appear;

You should choose the country and region that makes sense for you, for this example I will be using America > Toronto.

  • Select America and press Enter;

  • Select Toronto and press Enter;

  • The time zone will update (fast) and should bring you back to the main Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool;

  • To exit the Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool, press the TAB key to select Finish and press Enter;

  • You should get the 'Would you like to reboot now?' prompt;

  • Select Yes and press Enter;

If you do not get the 'Would you like to reboot now?' message and it just goes back to the console, you can send a sudo shutdown -r now command to reboot the Pi.

Available Locales - International Language Environment Guide (oracle.com)
Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool - Main Menu
Localisation Options
L1 Locale
Adding en_CA.UTF-8 UTF-8
Remove en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8
Default locale for the system environment
Localisation Options
L2 Timezone
Geographic Area
America
Toronto
Finish
Would you like to reboot now?