Download RatOS by clicking the button below. Alternatively it can be downloaded from GitHub (look for the RatOS-*.img.xz file under the Assets dropdown).
Use a tool like SDcard Formatter to prepare the SD card before flashing.
Write the image to a 16GB or larger SD card using Balena Etcher.
Insert the flashed SD card into the Raspberry Pi and power on the machine.
Wait for the RatOS hotspot to appear on your control device (computer, tablet, or smartphone). This may take a few minutes, as the Raspberry Pi is flashing the new firmware.
Connect to the hotspot and access the machine via a web browser at ratos.local.
On the dashboard, there will be an error, ignore it. It's only Klipper complaining that there is no configuration.
Open the Configurator (1) from the left-side menu and click on Setup Wizard (2).

Select your Wi-Fi network (3), enter the password (4), and click "Submit" (5).
Some browsers may not have localhost domains access enabled. If you have trouble connecting to "ratos.local", ensure your browser allows connection to a localhost domain.
Warning! Follow these steps carefully! Any mistake could damage the configuration and require re-flashing the Raspberry Pi.

If any of the packages appear "invalid" just refresh the browser page, it may be loading.
Open the Configurator (1) from the left-side menu.
Go to the Setup Wizard (2).
In the Printer Selection menu (3), choose the IDEX (4) variant that matches your machine's size.


Follow the rest of the configurator to choose and flash your controller and toolboard, as well as select the appropriate hardware. During the configurator process, the standard V-Core 4.1 components are pre-selected. Unless your machine is not a standard kit, you should not need to change any parameters.