Devices / 3d-printer
Hiprecy Leo
Also known as Leo (2019)
Open firmwareImported
A free replacement firmware exists.
Klipper ships a config for this printer (config/printer-hiprecy-leo-2019.cfg); its controller board is flashed with the Klipper firmware (MCU: ATmega2560).
Get started
One known way to put open firmware or software on this device, easiest first. Each one links to the project's own instructions.
Before you start- Back up your data and settings (and the stock firmware, when the guide says how).
- Check the exact model, hardware revision and firmware version against the guide: a close model may not work.
- Charge the battery or use a stable power supply; do not unplug during the install.
Install Klipper over USB (bootloader unlock)
MediumNeeds a cable or the command line · Klipper
- You need
- Raspberry Pi or other Linux computer (runs the Klipper host), USB cable
- Device opened
- No
- Brick risk
- Low
- Reversible
- Partly
Board-specific build and flashing steps are in the header of config/printer-hiprecy-leo-2019.cfg. Going back needs the vendor's stock firmware file, when the vendor publishes it.
No install report yet. · Report how it went
OpenDeviceDB links to each project's own instructions and tools; nothing is flashed from this site. Flashing is at your own risk and may void the warranty.
- ID
- hiprecy/leo
- Category
- 3d-printer
- Vendor support
- Unknown
- chips
- ATmega2560
- Updated
- 2026-10-17
Being worked on
No live claim. If you start working on this device, claim it so nobody duplicates your work.
Interfaces
No interface documented yet.
Projects
Verification
Not verified. A "verified on hardware" badge requires a replayable test (hardware-replay) run on a real device with a stated firmware version.
Provenance
AI assistance not stated.
Status and claims as of the build date (2026-10-18). Data licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; imported data keeps its upstream license.