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Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing

Posted by Oldass

Oldass

Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
January 10, 2019 02:01AM

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Hi. I would like to test my modified Marlin firmware. Please, is available some simulator to test Marlin firmware on PC or I have to test it just on the printer board?

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bryanandaimee

Re: Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
May 19, 2019 12:53AM

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I haven't heard of any 3D print electronics hardware emulators. I would guess you just need to test it on your board. If you don't want to test it on an expensive board, just grab a cheap RAMPS board from ebay to test on.

Bryan

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Ohmarinus

Re: Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
May 19, 2019 02:54AM

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You can also upload your config file in the Marlin section and ask someone to take a look at it. Just be clear in what you changed because nobody is going to scroll through the file having to find out what's changed winking smiley

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Dust

Re: Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
May 19, 2019 03:01AM

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you don't even need a ramps, just a mega2560 and leds and switches

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imqqmi

Re: Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
May 25, 2019 03:46AM

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There's an avr simulator on github I found after a google search, may be worth a look:
[github.com]

Also take a look at atmel studio, it has an emulator, though I don't know if you can load arduido generated code:
[m.youtube.com]

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Pippy

Re: Printer board simulator/emulator? Marlin testing
May 25, 2019 08:55AM

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Marlin has an option to run it in Linux by using the linux option in platformio.ini (need to compile using platformio not arduino ide), but it's intended mainly for developers.