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Re: Configuring Marlin - 5 years ago
You, ode kind one, art mine savior! I got an error on first validation that claimed I couldn't have an endif without an if. I commented out the one it indicated and the error it spawned, and it compiled successfully. I managed to install the firmware onto my printer and I can now receive data from it in the serial monitor. Here is where I incur a new problem. If the screen is hooked up, it will cby FallingShells - General
Re: Configuring Marlin - 5 years ago
Well now that you mention it, I daresay that I'm not entirely certain I've selected the correct motherboard in the configuration... In the compiling bit, I can open everything, but it gives me the error when I try to verify and if i try to transfer it to the device. The error has something to do with a G26 code and the auto leveling bits. I just changed the motherboard to the L one and had two smby FallingShells - General
Re: Configuring Marlin - 5 years ago
In order of appearance: I have no idea what the original firmware was, only that Marlin was a common one compatible with my board. The PSU and all of my components work fine I just had a freak accident on the original board and I now have a functional replacement. The printer itself never had auto leveling and I have no intentions on adding it, the arduino compiler is just not having anything toby FallingShells - General
Configuring Marlin - 5 years ago
To anyone who can help me, I have a prusa i3 DIY kit that came with default firmware pre-installed on a MKS Gen-2Z V1.1 controller. The control board had a catastrophic failure when a ferrite bead shorted and caused an arc across a second ferrite bead and fried the five volt circuitry. Now I have the next generation up in control board (V1.2) and marlin is giving me issues with the auto-levelingby FallingShells - General