Editing Marlin 2.0.x Firmware - Atomic U300 Marlin Firmware Setting Part 1

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In this Part 1 video, I will show you the Marlin 2.0.x firmware editing process.
And I will cover compiling and uploading the firmware in the next, Part 2, video.
You can use Arduino IDE or VS Code for Marlin 2.0.x firmware editing.
However, I recommend VS Code(with Platform IO) for compiling and uploading.
About three years ago, I started the 'Atomic U300' project and I used Marlin1.1.x at that time.
Today the Marlin 2.0.X has become standard.
I decided to update the firmware of my ‘Atomic U300’ with Marlin 2.0.X and provide detailed instructions for the Marlin 2.0.X configuration process.
In this tutorial, I will show you the whole process of firmware settings, from downloading required programs to Test running and Fine-tuning.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Overview of Firmware Setting Process
3:49 Step 1. General Settings
5:16 Step 2. Thermal Settings
7:18 Step 3. Endstop Settings
8:49 Step 4. Movement Settings
9:30 Axis Steps-per-Unit calculation
12:40 Step 5. Z Probe Options
15:42 Step 6. Bed Leveling
17:00 Step 7. Additional Features
17:27 Step 8. LCD and SD support
19:04 Step 9. Baby Stepping
Music
Technicolor-dreams - Camtasia Library
Pink Lemonade - Silent Partner
Staccato - Vibe Tracks
Blue Skies - Silent Partner
Jazzy Frenchy - bensound
Get Back - Silent Partner
The Only Girl - Silent Partner
Macaroon 5 - audionautix.com

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@hamzajamal5661 Жыл бұрын

Hi! I have an MK8 extruder, how do I calculate its step per mm?

@philq01 2 жыл бұрын

I have followed the steps in this video and save the file for use when I build the printer.

@MakeTogether 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment, Philip. Part 2 video will help you to compile and upload the firmware.

@alexanderjankowski3037 2 жыл бұрын

in BOM part list list there is pitch 2mm lead screw and nut wheras in your calculation you are using 8mm. WHY?

@MakeTogether 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your question, Alexander! In this video, "Z Lead screw pitch" means a total movement distance with one revolution, not the thread pitch. Actually, this "Z Lead screw pitch" means the "lead" distance of the screw. It would be my mistake of insufficient explanation if this expression gives you confusion. I use a T8 lead screw with 2mm-pitch and 8mm-lead. T8 means that this lead screw has a diameter of 8mm. 2mm-pitch means the distance between the threads is 2mm. And the 8mm-lead means that this screw moves 8mm with one revolution. You can find out more about leads screw in the link below. www.helixlinear.com/blog/lead-screws/how-to-determine-which-lead-screw-pitch-length-and-thread-start-is-best-for-your-application/