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), Ultimaker has the Marlin firmware and it supports most commands if the feature is present. The wiki does list for some commands if they are supported by Marlin or not, but others you just consider if the hardware support is there. For example the heated bed / heated chamber commands won't work on a stock Ultimaker as those features aren't present.
Daid has a Marlin builder you can use to custom-build a firmware, you can add the 2nd extruder there in the configuration options IIRC. (
I'm not sure exactly what revision of Marlin it uses, I can't access it currently.
You can do what you want with moving the head to XY and turn on the 2nd extruder without writing any code in Marlin, it will just take custom gcode as no slicer will autogenerate it for you.
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You can start with the RepRap gcode reference (
http://reprap.org/wiki/G-code
), Ultimaker has the Marlin firmware and it supports most commands if the feature is present. The wiki does list for some commands if they are supported by Marlin or not, but others you just consider if the hardware support is there. For example the heated bed / heated chamber commands won't work on a stock Ultimaker as those features aren't present.
Daid has a Marlin builder you can use to custom-build a firmware, you can add the 2nd extruder there in the configuration options IIRC. (
http://daid.eu/~daid/marlin_build/
)
I'm not sure exactly what revision of Marlin it uses, I can't access it currently.
You can do what you want with moving the head to XY and turn on the 2nd extruder without writing any code in Marlin, it will just take custom gcode as no slicer will autogenerate it for you.
Edit: Also look at the Marlin github
https://github.com/ErikZalm/Marlin
Marlin.pde has comments for the list of supported commands.
https://github.com/ErikZalm/Marlin/blob ... Marlin.pde
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