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This is [MARLIN-E3S1PROFORK-BYTT]. A Fork of Marlin 2.1.x-bugfix with the Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro source code included. Personal tweaks, fixes and enhancements included. This firmware is for the Ender 3 S1 Pro (touchscreen) and Ender 3 S1 Plus (touchscreen).
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README.md |
MarlinFirmware
Personal tweaks and builds of marlin 3d printer firmware repositories.
Source code is here: https://github.com/ThomasToka/MarlinbySynman/tree/bugfix-2.1.x-tweakedbyThomasToka
Instructions:
Please do the following two tests:
1.)
- best is to start with a leveled bed
- flash the firmware
- reset to defaults via screen
- heat up nozzle and bed to your desired temerature
- g28
- got to leveling on the screen
- got to point 2
- set initial z-offset on this point that it has a around 2mm clearance (this is not final leveling
- go to points 3,4,5 an check if it nozzle to bed matches point 2, turn the wheels under bed to patch those 2 mm..
- go back to point 2, lower your z-offset to your desired height via screen (paper method, gauge, etc)
- go to points 3,4,5 and adjust those with the wheels to match point 2
- go around 2-3 times
- do not touch point 1
- go to leveling -> auto leveling, press start
- after this your are ready to print
- watch your g-code for the x position of your purge lines. your bad now starts exactly at x=0 and y=0
2.)
- best is to start with a leveled bed
- flash the firmware
- reset to defaults via screen
- heat up nozzle and bed to your desired temerature
- g28
- got to leveling on the screen
- got to point 1
- set initial z-offset on this point that it has a around 2mm clearance (this is not final leveling
- go to points 2,3,4,5 an check if it nozzle to bed matches point 1, turn the wheels under bed to patch those position..
- go back to point 1, lower your z-offset to your desired height via screen (paper method, gauge, etc)
- go to points 2,3,4,5 and adjust those with the wheels to match point 2
- go around 2-3 times
- do not touch point 1 after your can go around 2,3,4,5 with same height
- go to leveling -> auto leveling, press start
- after this your are ready to print
- watch your g-code for the x position of your purge lines. your bad now starts exactly at x=0 and y=0
What is interessting in those two tests:
- is your nozzle z-offset correct when the print starts on both?
- are there any differences between those two tests in the resulting shown z-offsets?
Be carefully with your printer. Mine works fine. But this is a test. So have your fingers near the power button when lowering your z-axis.
Please open an issue if there is something wrong.