How to tell if something is running Marlin?

Hi All,

How can you tell if a system is using Marlin?

Any idea what the firmware for the Raise3D Pro2 is based on?

Thanks!

Controller is reportedly based on Rumba.

Send an M115 through serial to the machine to see what firmware it has:
[marlinfw.org]

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/15/2019 11:43AM by Ohmarinus.

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http://www.marinusdebeer.nl/

To legally be in a position where they had the option of not sharing their firmware source code as set up for their machines they would have had to re-write the whole code nase frm scrath rather than re write just a module or two right? I struggle to see the point in not circulating the source for a basic cartesian system.

I'm going to have to read this a few times!

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[www.raise3d.com]

Edit: The board is a Cortex M7 based system, so the chunk of code that is specific to the chip is lilely to be unique to this and a board called a 'speedy board'.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/15/2019 01:39PM by WesBrooks.