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# Configurations
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Pre-tested Configurations for Marlin Firmware. Links below…
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*Before downloading configurations in ZIP format using the CODE button above you must select the correct branch for your version of Marlin.*
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Before downloading configurations in ZIP format using the CODE button above you must select the correct branch for your version of Marlin.
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## Branches
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Example configuration for the [AliExpress CL-260](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32812528331.html) Ultimaker 2 clone.
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*Note: Change `Z_MAX_POS` to 300 for the CL-260MAX.*
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> [!NOTE]
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> Change `Z_MAX_POS` to 300 for the CL-260MAX.
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The setting "works" for my printer and the extruder using my calibration value, but you might want to tweak some settings, e.g enable EEPROM, increase default Z speed, adjust homing speeds,...
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# Biqu Hurakan Configuration
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*Note:* Early Hurakan printers have a raised bed power switch, so enable (uncomment) `#define PROBING_MARGIN_BACK` in `Configuration_adv.h` to prevent the hotend from potentially colliding with the switch assembly while probing.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Early Hurakan printers have a raised bed power switch, so enable (uncomment) `#define PROBING_MARGIN_BACK` in `Configuration_adv.h` to prevent the hotend from potentially colliding with the switch assembly while probing.
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The Biqu Hurakan ships with a BigTreeTech Manta M4P motherboard which includes an integrated BigTreeTech CB1 single board computer running Klipper. See below for instructions on how to update the CB1 to run OctoPrint.
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## Update Timezone
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*See [Wikipedia - List of tz database time zones](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones) or run `timedatectl list-timezones` for list of valid time zone names. `America/Los_Angeles` is used as an example below:*
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> [!NOTE]
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> See [Wikipedia - List of tz database time zones](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones) or run `timedatectl list-timezones` for list of valid time zone names. `America/Los_Angeles` is used in the example below.
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```shell
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sudo timedatectl set-timezone America/Los_Angeles
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./kiauh/kiauh.sh
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```
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*Note: Klipper, Moonraker, Mainsail, and KlipperScreen come preinstalled on the Hurakan image.*
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> [!NOTE]
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> Klipper, Moonraker, Mainsail, and KlipperScreen come preinstalled on the Hurakan image.
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Type 1 to install an app:
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Based on the original configuration file shipped with the heavily modified Marlin fork by BQ.
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The forked firmware and configuration files can be found at the [BQ Github repository](https://github.com/bq/Marlin).
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NOTE: The look and feel of the LCD menu will change dramatically when using the original Marlin firmware.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The look and feel of the LCD menu will change dramatically when using the original Marlin firmware.
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## Changelog
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* 2018/05/30 - Configuration updated to the latest Marlin version (43a55a9af).
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2. Progressive must be tuned off in the export settings (under "Advanced" in GIMP).
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3. The Sub-sampling format must be chroma quartered (4:2:0) (also under "Advanced" in GIMP).
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4. The resolution must be 480x272.
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Note: The left side of the image will be the top. You can compose the image oriented upright as 272x480, but it must be
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rotated prior to export. (Rotating *during* export only applies a "rotation" attribute that won't be parsed by DWIN / DACAI.)
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> [!NOTE]
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> The left side of the image will be the top. You can compose the image oriented upright as 272x480, but it must be rotated prior to export. (Rotating *during* export only applies a "rotation" attribute that won't be parsed by DWIN / DACAI.)
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5. For DACAI the file must be named "`0`" and placed in `private/image`. For DWIN the file must be named "`0_start`" and placed in `DWIN_SET`.
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After replacing the Boot Screen follow the usual screen flashing instructions.
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## Older Leadscrew
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**Note:** This Ender-5 `Configuration.h` applies to the newer leadscrew with 800 steps/mm. If your printer has the older leadscrew, change the Z component of `DEFAULT_AXIS_STEP_PER_UNIT` to 400 as in the example below:
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> [!NOTE]
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> This Ender-5 `Configuration.h` applies to the newer leadscrew with 800 steps/mm. If your printer has the older leadscrew, change the Z component of `DEFAULT_AXIS_STEP_PER_UNIT` to 400 as in the example below:
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```cpp
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#define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 80, 80, 400, 93 }
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To use an installed BLTouch probe, enable the custom option `E6_USE_BLTOUCH` at the top of `Configuration.h` to get all the settings needed to support the probe. Creality isn't shipping printers with a BLTouch option at this time, but the existence of factory mounts, wiring, and OEM firmware supporting it suggests this may change in the future.
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NOTE: Due to slight manufacturing differences, you will still need to tune your probe's `NOZZLE_TO_PROBE_OFFSET` values, at least for Z. For best results use the Probe Offset Wizard.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Due to slight manufacturing differences, you will still need to tune your probe's `NOZZLE_TO_PROBE_OFFSET` values, at least for Z. For best results use the Probe Offset Wizard.
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## Flashing Instructions
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NOTE: The bootloader on this printer remembers the name of the most recent firmware file that was flashed from SD, so you must give the firmware file a unique name or it will be ignored.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The bootloader on this printer remembers the name of the most recent firmware file that was flashed from SD, so you must give the firmware file a unique name or it will be ignored.
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Copy the compiled "`firmware.bin`" file to an SD card, giving it a distinct name. Turn off the printer, insert the SD card, and turn the printer on. The update will take a few seconds.
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NOTE: The factory LCD firmware is only compatible with Creality's firmware. The LCD will not show the progress bar increment and the standard UI will not function. This is expected.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The factory LCD firmware is only compatible with Creality's firmware. The LCD will not show the progress bar increment and the standard UI will not function. This is expected.
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## Marlin DGUS UI Instructions
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# Marlin for Labists ET4
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_Note: The Labists ET4 is OEM'd by Anet, so the update process is very similar._
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> [!NOTE]
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> The Labists ET4 is OEM'd by Anet, so the update process is very similar.
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A debugging/programming probe (_e.g._, ST-Link, J-Link, or Black Magic Probe) is required to flash the the [OpenBLT bootloader for Anet ET4/ET5 series printers](https://github.com/davidtgbe/openblt/releases) due to incompatibility with the stock bootloader. Once OpenBLT is flashed, Marlin can be updated by SD card just like the original firmware.
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Enable the `SAPPHIRE_PLUS_BLTOUCH` option for BLTouch support.
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Enable the `SAPPHIRE_PLUS_TMC_UART` option for TMC UART support for the X, Y and E steppers. Note: you will need some hardware modification skills to modify the stepper sticks. A solder pad needs to be bridged to connect PDN to USART pin. Then a 1K resistor and wire is needed to connect the USART pin to the appropriate spare pin on MKS Robin Nano V1.2 board.
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Enable the `SAPPHIRE_PLUS_TMC_UART` option for TMC UART support for the X, Y and E steppers.
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> [!NOTE]
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> You will need some hardware modification skills to modify the stepper sticks. A solder pad needs to be bridged to connect PDN to USART pin. Then a 1K resistor and wire is needed to connect the USART pin to the appropriate spare pin on MKS Robin Nano V1.2 board.
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Single and dual head configurations provided. Copy the correct Configuration.h and Configuration_adv.h to the /src/config directory.
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**NOTE: This configuration includes the community sourced feed rate fix. Use 100% feed rate in Repetier!**
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> [!NOTE]
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> This configuration includes the community sourced feed rate fix. Use 100% feed rate in Repetier!
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For implementation and updated K8400 firmware, see https://github.com/birkett/Velleman-K8400-Firmware
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[Made by Bot-In-a-Box Educational Robotics](https://botinabox.ca)
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[See original configuration repo](https://github.com/BotInABoxER/marlin2-for-wanhao-i3)
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Notes:
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- YMMV, but the included thermistor table has been tested to work with a 100k bed thermistor with a 10K pull-up resistor
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- The smaller Marlin logo is used to save memory
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- You may have a 4.7K pull-up resistor, in which case the included thermistor table will be off
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- The included thermistor table was generated with `buildroot/share/scripts/createTemperatureLookupMarlin.py --rp=10000`
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- Includes an optional custom Wanhao logo bootscreen designed to fit the stock LCD
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- Includes an optional custom Chippy from Bot-In-a-Box bootscreen designed to fit the stock LCD
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> [!NOTE]
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> - The smaller Marlin logo is used to save memory
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> - You may have a 4.7K pull-up resistor, in which case the included thermistor table will be off
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> - Includes an optional custom Wanhao logo bootscreen designed to fit the stock LCD
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> - Includes an optional custom Chippy from Bot-In-a-Box bootscreen designed to fit the stock LCD
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Inspirations:
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- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3378807 (Custom firmware 1.x by Nitrogen777)
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Instructions:
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- Copy the `Configuration.h`, `_Bootscreen.h` (or `Chippy_Bootscreen.h`; rename it `_Bootscreen.h`), and `Configuration_adv.h` to the `Marlin/ directory`
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- Copy the `thermistor_99.h` and `thermistors.h` files to the `Marlin/src/modules/thermistors` directory
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- Flash the firmware onto your Melzi (https://www.fission3d.com/guides/flash-bootloader-and-install-firmware-with-raspberry-pi might help)
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* Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus Mk 2
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* Aldi Balco 3D Printer
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Note that the touchscreen LCD is not currently supported by Marlin; you must either replace the LCD with another supported display, or operate the printer entirely through G-code.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The touchscreen LCD is not currently supported by Marlin; you must either replace the LCD with another supported display, or operate the printer entirely through G-code.
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- TINA2 WIFI: TINA2 standard version with ESP32 WIFI module installed. Support remote control, send files via wifi, and online 3d model library.
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- TINA2 BASIC: TINA2 lite version, without WIFI module and protective shell.
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Please note the monorpice cadet printer is a rebranded version of these printers and the provided configuration should work.
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> The Monorprice cadet printer is a rebranded version of these printers and the provided configuration should work.
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## Hardware version
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## WARNINGS
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**NOTE: UBL REQUIRES CHANGES TO THE CURA CONFIGURATION (SEE BELOW)**
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> UBL REQUIRES CHANGES TO THE CURA CONFIGURATION (SEE BELOW)
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I use this configuration of the Marlin firmware now on an almost daily basis for both small and large prints, but you will no doubt encounter use cases I do not, and may therefore find bugs I have missed. The K8800 is particularly unforgiving of your supposed mistakes and I make no warranty of any kind that this firmware will work correctly for you. Start small and work up, use slower settings on Cura, especially for larger prints.
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All axes in this example use the same steps/mm, acceleration, etc.
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NOTE: Internal to Marlin the first five additional axes are called I, J, K, U and V. However,
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the G-code parameters for extra axes are assigned using AXIS4_NAME, AXIS5_NAME, AXIS6_NAME, etc.
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> Internal to Marlin the first five additional axes are called I, J, K, U and V. However, the G-code parameters for extra axes are assigned using AXIS4_NAME, AXIS5_NAME, AXIS6_NAME, etc.
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In this example Marlin automatically maps extra axes to the unused E0, E1, E2, E3 and E4 (Z2) stepper ports.
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Endstop pins must be assigned manually, so this example assigns endstops as follows:
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All axes in this example are given the same steps/mm, acceleration, etc.
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NOTE: Internal to Marlin the first three additional axes are called I, J, and K. However, the
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G-code parameters for extra axes are assigned using AXIS4_NAME, AXIS5_NAME, AXIS6_NAME, etc.
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> Internal to Marlin the first three additional axes are called I, J, and K. However, the G-code parameters for extra axes are assigned using AXIS4_NAME, AXIS5_NAME, AXIS6_NAME, etc.
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In this example Marlin automatically maps the extra axes to the unused E0 and E1 stepper ports.
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Endstop pins must be assigned manually, so this example assigns I_STOP_PIN and J_STOP_PIN to
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