With an MKS board and display, I would suggest you just start with a recent Marlin firmware and configure it from there instead of a precompiled-for-Ultimaker version.
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Got an old Model, Which firmware and How to update it?
2 hours ago, ahoeben said:With an MKS board and display, I would suggest you just start with a recent Marlin firmware and configure it from there instead of a precompiled-for-Ultimaker version.
Yep, that's what I've started to do.
So far I've been able to set the display, configure the bed heater and the dual extruders with the heater for each.
But the axis seems inverted. I have trouble fixing that correctly for now. Also, I'm supposed to work right now, so, I only test when Android Studio is Building 😅
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Any luck with this? I've actually come across the same model but I've been struggling to find the firmware settings. Would you mind sharing your settings on Marlin?
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Clones tend to do lots of changes. For example UM uses PT100 sensors but more often printers tend to use thermistors instead. Different clones tend to use different servo types with different steps/mm and different amounts of substepping. They just can't resist making little "improvements".
Also there is a strong possibility that the display is not a UM2 style display but is instead a UMO style display. So you might need the Ultimaker Original firmware.
Anyway I don't think you'll break anything if you use the wrong firmware. The best firmware to use is the tinkergnome series because you can adjust things like steps/mm in the menu system. It's found here:
https://github.com/TinkerGnome/Ultimaker2Marlin/releases
If the display doesn't seem to work then try a UMO style of Marlin which you can create here:
https://bultimaker.bulles.eu/
To install you need a USB cable and a mac, pc, or linux computer running cura to install the firmware.
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Hye, actually to be sure I opened it up.
And it actually contain an MKS base_l v1.0 and a display MKS MINI12864 v1.0 so Marlin's firmware are good with it. But that's actually not an ultimaker original indeed.
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