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BMCU Product Documentation

Welcome to the Toaiot BMCU product documentation center. Here you will find firmware, user manuals, 3D models, and tutorials for BMCU (Bidirectional Buffer Module) products.

What is BMCU?

BMCU (Bidirectional Buffer Module) is a filament buffer system designed for 3D printers. It helps manage multi-color printing and AMS auto-feed systems by providing intelligent filament buffering and switching.

Key Features

  • Automatic filament switching
  • Support for multiple channels (A, B, C, D)
  • Real-time status indication via RGB LEDs
  • Compatible with Bambu Lab printers

Product Versions

Version Detection Method Firmware
BMCU 27-5 Mechanical Micro-switch Version 0027
BMCU 370C Hall Sensor (Contactless) Version 0020

BMCU 27-5

The standard version using mechanical micro-switches for filament detection. Suitable for most users.

BMCU 27-5 Details

BMCU 370C

The advanced version using Hall sensor technology for contactless detection. No mechanical wear, more precise.

BMCU 370C Details

Quick Start

Step 1: Choose Your Version

  • Standard: BMCU 27-5 (mechanical micro-switch)
  • Advanced: BMCU 370C (Hall sensor)

Step 2: Select Firmware

Choose firmware based on:

  • Hardware version (27-5 or 370C)
  • Channel position (A, B, C, D)
  • Filament return distance (15cm recommended)

Firmware Download List

Step 3: Install

  1. Print the base bracket (if needed)
  2. Mount BMCU to your printer
  3. Flash the appropriate firmware
  4. Configure and test

Guides

LED Status Quick Reference

Status Color Meaning
System Online Light White Normal operation
System Offline Light Red Error state
Feeding Green Sending filament
Pulling Back Purple Retracting filament
Idle Blue Waiting

For detailed LED status information, see the LED Status Guide.

Compatible Printers

  • Bambu Lab P1P
  • Bambu Lab P1S
  • Bambu Lab X1C
  • Bambu Lab X1E
  • Bambu Lab A1 (with base bracket)
  • Bambu Lab A1 mini (with base bracket)

Technical Support

For additional support, please contact Toaiot or visit the official documentation.