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- Marlin Firmware 2.0 - should you upgrade and why not?
In this video, I am talking about why you should upgrade your 3D printer to Marlin 2.0 and what might be arguments against upgrading from 1.1.X. Should you maybe stay with the last 1.1.9 version on your 8Bit board? Questions will be answered in the comment section.
Also read my blogpost about memory consumption on 8Bit Boards with Marlin 2.0:
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Mate! Another great video! Honestly, you produce some of the best, most informative videos on TH-cam - keep up the great work!!!
switching over to the cons segment at the exact halfway point of the video is a nice touch.
I have a graber i3, and was thinking about updating the firmware, but you convinced me to keep the working one. Thanks for the video!
I upgraded my main board to the SKR 1.3, so i installed 2.0.0 (& still on 2.0.0).
Another great vid & shared in the Creality discord channel, that I'm involved in 👍🍺
Thanks for sharing. Sharing is caring 😄
So, how did you do it?
I have been trying for a
I o n g time. Still no joy. I built this printer over a year ago.
@@patrickbodine1300 it depends on what board & firmware you have. There are loads of good upgrade guide's out there.
Hi, your video is very useful. Thank you for summerrizing the important stuff in short and clear comparison.
I've also checked the blog post about memory usage, also very helpful.
As "thank you" I will share mi findings that #define SPEAKER costs 1676 bytes in Marlin 2.0.X according to my calculations and tests.
BTW I didn't fit in the flash size by 0.2% or about 300 bytes and had to disable the speaker.
I would recommend the bigtreetech skr mini e3 for sure!!!
I have been using it for a while and will not ever look back!
My Anet a8 has been running 1.1.9 since it came out and works great. I think a good rule of thumb is if it's 8bit stick to 1.1.9 , if 32bit go with 2.0
Are you planning to go 32bit any time soon?
@@Crosslink3D Not for my A8. It runs really well as it is. I do have an skr v1.3 on another printer running Marlin 2.0.0
Flash memory seems to be the real bottleneck. I am running Skynet 2.3.2, which says it is Marlin RC8. Unsure what version number that corresponds to. With mesh + linear advance features enabled, it already breaks to bootloader, so I have to use ISP to program. You have me interested now in trying the Marlin 1.1.9.
Absolutely. I am running reliably my ramps based printers on M1.1.9 and I basically don't see any reason going beyond that.
Great informative
In my opinion I have carried out tests with several versions of Marlin and even variants such as SkyNet, I honestly liked working with version 2.0 the engines move very smoothly, the noise produced by the paused printer and in printing are incredibly lower at Comparison of previous versions, I could build a mod with a 1.3 "oled screen, rotary encoder with switch, sd card adapter and buzzer, it works perfect, easy to configure, even the connection with Octoprint or Simplify3D is better, soon I will add a BLTouch sensor to my Anet A8.
Thanks Kaiser Alvarez!
I have Anet A8 for 2 months and when I unboxed it, I uploaded Marlin 2.0.2 and it works just fine. But if will upgrade to Bltouch I will probably go to Marlin 1.1.9 because of size. And btw very nice video! 😁
Thanks czMike!
You can keep 2.0.x and add bltouch if you don't mind losing some advanced menu items on your LCD (on the fly stepper motor steps is one of them). just find #define SLIM_LCD_MENUS and uncomment it. This isn't for everyone, I know, but it was something I was willing to do since my printer is right next to my PC.
Great video. Thanks.
Hope soon you will find the time to show how to install Marlin 2.0 on Anet A8. Thank you for your video, always so full of interesting contest.
Same as on any other.....
Excellent video! My CR10S is still on Marlin 1.1.0 and I was considering moving to 2.0.x, but I think I'll upgrade it to the last version of 1.1.x instead since it's still an 8 bit board. The printer works just fine, but the thermal runaway concerns me and I'd like to enable a few features (namely BLtouch/auto bed levelling) and disable others (SD card support since I use Octoprint.)
does octoprint requires active internet connection ?
@@akashsaini100 No, it doesnt. But if you want to acces it remotely, it obviously does.
Another great vid. I’m still running original firmware on my anet a8 and have been having a horrible time with first layer and stringing, I’m using your cura profile but to no avail, do you think upgrading to marlin 1.1.9 will help solve a lot of my issues?
Upgraded my motherboard to a 1.1.5 with silent stepper motor activated. It came with Marlin 1.1.8 which had some bugs in it, so upgraded to 2.0.3 and it's working really good. Great video
Great to see that it's working for you 👍
I have that one. what bugs?
@@MihaiMihai-fw7do on mine it would print 30 to 40% and then the extruder would stop feeding the filament. There is a video on TH-cam on a fix for it, changing the stepper motors to stand alone in the Marlin build. Been great since
How did you install it? I was also researching whether I should update for the 1.1.5 motherboard. What is different from 1.1.8?
@@icimdengelen741 The motherboard was an easy install and an inexpensive one too. Picked it up from Amazon for about $45 with the Marlin firmware on it already. As far as the difference from the 1.1.8 to the 2.0.3, not sure. I just know that right after I installed it I tried two prints and the 1.1.8 version had major issues like the extruder stopped moving filament. That's when I researched it on TH-cam and found the resolution for it. Been great since that
I've not moved to 32bit yet, but still use new Marlin on my Ender 3, CR-10S & heavily modified Omni M505 (only use this for flexible filaments now).
I uptaded to Marlin 2.0.7 because I plan to use mix color gradient which is not available in previous versions. compiled it with platformio cos I added loads of things to it so it wouldn't compile with arduino IDE. You would want to initialize the EEPROM once updated in order to make your BLtouch probe at the right place. Having loads of failed prints due to MKS TFT 28 sending spurious gcode to marlin (MKS gen L board)
I have the Artillery Genius running 1.1.9, I use this version for the MBL mode, if I was to upgrade the board, is the 9point MBL in version 2.0.X?
Also, if I was to upgrade the board, are my original stepper drivers compatible? Thanks!
I have currently 3 different versions on my printers. My first Ender 3 has Marlin 2.0-bugfix, because 2.0 wasn't stable yet and it has an 32bit board now. My Geeetech i3 Pro W has 1.1.9, because it was the latest stable version when I updated it. And my second Ender 3 has currently 2.0.1 on the stock board. With pretty much just the stock settings in the example configuration (+ optimized PID) it uses 97% of the memory. Ironically this version will be the next to be replaced, because my new SKR mini E3 arrived.
Oh great, I am so curious how you succeed with the SKR Mini E3!
I've tried 2.0 on two different Arduinos, and I'm having problems with the z-axis motors either seizing, or vibrating.
my custom built prusa i3 with ramps 1.4 is running marlin 1.8 (flashed when i built on 2018),i thought of upgrading to 2.0 but at the end of the video "if it ain't broke dont fix it" quote changed my mind :) :)
THANKS FOR ALL THAT,
I thins you should talk about printoid !!!!
I released the magic smoke from my ender3's melzi. And replaced it with Skr mini E3, the 2.0.x bugfix on it is a lil buggy menu wise. Pause doesn't lift the head, lil things, but i'm waiting for the Auto Build Marlin extension......
Good news, update your Auto Build Marlin Plugin in Visual Studio to the latest version 2.1.0 (normally it should do it on its own and show this in the Extensions tab so you just have to reload VS Code) and it should be fixed. Please tell me if it works for you then.
I just upgraded my old Mega2560/RAMPS with 2.0 three hours ago! I've been running 1.03 dev on my (old!) i3 and wanted to try the linear advance, not to mention I figured there has to be a bunch of improvements I don't know about. Just finished my first print and it looks like I'm going to have to change my infill/perimeter overlap settings. After a week or so I'll make a call on sticking with 2.0, sticking with what I've used, or trying out the last 1.x build.
Nice upgrade! Good to know, you're making some progress!
Did you keep using version 2 or did you go back to version 1?
@@alpharesearch2 After a half a dozen prints failing because the thermal runaway erroneously thought my hot end was out of control, I went back to v.1 so I could get some work done! Haven't looked back. Building a new dBot with SKR 1.3 and I'm going to have to sort out V.2 for that. Finally got it to compile with PlatformIO yesterday. Will try to comment next week on my success or failure with it.
@@yogimarkmac thanks for the information. I'm running 1.1.0 and it looks like going to 1.1.9 or 2.5.3 is kind of like the same work. I guess I will have to test both two. :)
Another mainboard with a bigger 8-bit chip, that should also be quite common is the Geeetech GT2560. I had it in two cheap i3 clones, I bought used (Geeetech i3 Pro W and CTC i3 (Pro W?)). But in general: If your board is an old 8-bit board, replacing it with an 32bit board is a cheap upgrade that will also future proof your printer (you will be able to get firmware updates with all features you may want for much longer)
Yes, I agree. Would also go for 32Bit today!
Hi
I need to move on to Marlin 2.0 because I have calibration problems with my Anet A8: after calibrating it I send an impression and always start doing it 1 or 2mm above the hot bed. I have tried several things, but without positive results. In several forums, I have seen that they recommend installing the Marlin and from there modifying the parameters, if necessary.
I would very much like to know your opinion.
Thanks in advance
Looking forward to the TFT35 install on the E3.
Me too :-) I will start with the SKR Mini first on the default display and then I will do the upgrade for the new display. Also I am super excited for the Octopi Upgrade coming soon. There is still so much to do.... :-)
@@Crosslink3D Excellent. Thats my next upgrade. SKR Mini and TFT35,so thats will be great to see the install process.
Thanks for sharing :-)
It's a pleasure👍
Pause at the marks to see all of them.
Pros: 3:09
Cons: 6:10
Hi,
after I switched from the orginal mainboard to new motherboard BIGTREETECH® SKR MINI E3 V2.0 on both Ender 3 pro, the printer moves to the end at X axis, end the table has also moves out after each layer change, throughout the entire print`s . maybe there was a bug in the system.?
I've notcied a wierd issue since updateing to marlin 2.0. When I stop a print if I then immediatly start moving an axis, before it has finished homing, it will then move the axis it was just homing in the direction away from the endstop continuously pushing it against the edge of the rail.
The Anycubic i3 Mega (S) do use the TriGorilla board which has the Atmega2560 MCU that according to the specs having 256KB ISP flash and 8KB SRAM.
Marlin 2.0 would normally be possible without any problems.
If I wanted to upgrade my ANet A8 Plus board to a 32bit, which do you recommend?
5:20 so this is only relevant for if I want to make custom hardware changes to my 3d printer? Mine is stock software and hardware wise
totaly confused now should I install the 32bit SKR 1.4 turbo first or Marlin 2.0 first?
Is the new version of Marlin compatible with the stock Melzi board that comes on the Ender 3 Pro?
I should have finished the video. Thank you.
I want to upgrade to Marlin 2.0 because
My new creality cr-10 version 2
Is running Marlin 1.6 not too sure why creality continues to use an old version and I have upgraded to the new hot end a new direct drive extruder and the bltouch so yes I do believe an upgrade to Marlin 2.0 would be great for me
Yeah, 1.6 is really old. Time for something new.
Bro post a video about how to enable power loss recovery feature
Without power loss protection pin
Marlin 2.0 uses Junction Deviation by default rather than Jerk. The algorithm is different (and presumably better?). That might be another reason for trying Marlin 2.0 on 8 bit boards ... squeezing one final bit of print quality at higher speeds. Teaching Tech has a video on optimizing Acceleration and Junction Deviation using Marlin 2.0.
Great Tip!
Any disadvantage to running 2.0 on Arduino Mega 256?
Is it slow, or ?
Too bad stm32f103 doesn't have enough pins. (Well it only has 128kB).
So i have a bed leveling probe which says "Smart V3.1" (not an original BL Touch) and have the 8-bit board on a Ender 3 Pro, i also want to keep SD card support, i guess i cant use Marlin 1.1.9 with that version of the probe? Is there something else i can disable in Marlin 2.0 instead of SD card, for example the power loss function, to make it all fit?
Interesting. The v4.2.7 silent board I just got in came with Marlin 1.0.1, that is so strange.
same here; how do you upgrade it??? i've googled it and it seems like superhard
It most likely came with Creality firmware v1.0.1, which is a modified version of Marlin 2.0. Marlin 1.0.1 shouldn't work at all since v4.2.7 is a 32 bit board
Ok. I got my upgrade installed. However, I have a question. I emailed custom menus, which work. However, how do I change the main menu order? I want The following order changed.
Current:
Motion
Temp
Configure
Preheat- custom
About
Release media
Print from media
Desire:
Motion
Configure
Preheat- custom
Print from media
Release media
Temperature
About
Print from media
im having an issue with my version of marlin 2.0, im using the ramps 1.4 board with an arduino mega 2560 and when i plug in an sd card it shows the card had been inserted but when i go into the menu it says no media. and now i can't flash new firmware to the board.
Mind you 2.0.2 had bug in bed leveling, luckily 2.0.3 has fix. Update to that if interested 2.0.x versions
Yes, definitely go for 2.0.3!
My anycubic I3 Mega is still running 1.1.0, and when i try to update it via Cura, it stays at 1.1.0. Think i should try Marlin 2.0?
have a ender 3 d pro with mainboard 4.2.2 - may i be able to change the bootloader and run marlin 2.0 with autoleveling?
To be honest, not many printers came with the smaller 1284p based boards in the last 2-3 years. Most came wit a 2560 based board like the MKS boards or the Ramps related boards. The Tevo Tarantula is a good example. Shouldn't be an issue.
Hi there, I’m new to the hobby, sorry maybe a stupid question, I’ve just bought a Ender 5 pro with the new silent board, is that a 8 bit board or 32 please? Can I run Marlin 2.0 smoothly with that new silent board upgrade please? Thanks
Just look on your mainboard and check its version. It is printed on the board itself. You can write it as a reply, or search "creality v'yournumber' mainboard", and you should find more information.
You could buy a z height digital scale £40
I did and dont need anything else for bed leveling.
Should I upgrade to Marlin 2.0 on my stock Ender 3 Pro? I want to have mesh bed levelling and thermal runaway protection, but you said that new marlin isn't very optimized for 8bit.
A 32 bit board is only £30 in the UK just upgrade the board too
Wish I'd found this video yesterday. I was installing a BLTouch on my otherwise stock cr10s5 (two years old) Marlin 2.0 didn't compile U8glib error. Followed by avr-gcc.exe file path or name too long error. A google found both are related errors. so I switched to 1.1.9 and it compiled fine. 2.0 obviously had some effect though as my SD card slot then began a bootscreen cycle. New sd card and it works fine. First new print has been going for the last 15 hours. 3 more to go. Noobs like me to firmware, github and more. this was all very daunting stuff. If I'd have known 2.0 would've failed from the start, I'd have saved hours.
I'm buying a laser engraver and I'm wondering if I can flash laser firmware to a 32bit skr? Doesn't seem like laser engravers are much different from 3d printers
If you dont mind me asking what brand laser engraver are you getting? I have really been looking for an affordable desk laser engraver.
I'm just a guy who hasn't fiddled with Reprap firmware in almost a decade, and wants to get back to printing. Guess I'll check out the forums too.
Join our discord server, there's a lot of people sharing their knowledge!
will marlin work on anet et 4
Reason: resurrecting an old delta with areplacement control board. Cant decide between marlin or klipper.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" - wise words to live by.
If you can improve it then do it.
Hey Daniel. Obviously you upgraded your Hardware from head to hat. Ist this for storage compression to flash new Marlin or to prevent memory loss?
Aber ernsthaft, ich find dich ohne Cap besser. Das wirkt viel offener. Musste auch 3 Mal schauen, ob du es wirklich bist '^^
:-D Danke fürs Feedback. Das mit dem Cap - ich denk drüber nach. Wirkt auch vor dem Hintergrund nicht so gut...
@@Crosslink3D gern. Feedback ist wenigstens eine Möglichkeit dir auch was zurück zu geben. Verdient hast du es - danke, das du dir immer wieder die Arbeit machst.
"BL Touch V3.x only compatible with Marlin 2.0" ?? Im currently using a BL Touch V3.1 with Marlin 1.9, so have they made some changes to 1.9 since this video? Also, so there is no feasible way to have both SD card support and BL Touch support in Marlin 2.0?
Bltouch works with 1.x but new features are only available in 2.0. There is ways to get everything built into 2.0 though, so for me there is not a single reason left not to go for 2.0 by today
it already is on my ender, and i have some strange problems... maybe its because of it. i will wait some time and upgrade again =D
what i think is totally UNACCEPTAPLE is when manufactors ship printers with BETA versions of marlin 2.0 ...
(and yes, that is really the fact)
What problems do you have?
I've seen that in Thomas Sanladerers latest video. Seems that manufacturers simply don't care. They assume that the user will fix those issues anyways. It's a shame.
@@Crosslink3D exactly!
@@1234fishnet mainly with ABL the z-offset. but i guess its beacause the version is not the most newest i think
Hey, I flashed the Optiboot Bootloader with an Arduino Uno, and tried to flash the new Firmware marlin 2.0 via USB Cabel..i tried it with Visual Code and with the Arduino IDE as you explained it in your very good Videos!
In Visual Code there is still an Error with the Flash-Storage and in Arduino IDE there is the following error:
sketch\src\module\motion.cpp:513:60: note: in expansion of macro 'TERN'
do_blocking_move_to_z(_MIN(zdest, Z_MAX_POS), MMM_TO_MMS(TERN(HAS_BED_PROBE, Z_PROBE_SPEED_FAST, HOMING_FEEDRATE_Z)));
^
exit status 1
Fehler beim Kompilieren für das Board Anet V1.0 (Optiboot).
As you can see im German too ;)
It would be very nice if you can support me with this problem!?
Freundliche Grüße,
Daniel
I'm still running Marling 1.1.0-RC8 and still haven't seen a compelling reason to update.
I am trying to activate power loss recovery but doesn't work.Any idea ;
in our Dutch forum people prefer to stay with the older software,
no one wants to mess with software and hardwere!
how hard is it to stay with Marlin And Arduino IDE?
let them adjust Marlin and Arduino software for the newer boards,
how hard can that be???
I don't care,
I also stay with the older software with older boards
!
Friendly greetings from The Netherlands!
Rob
Hi, have you tried adding the compiler directives like described here:- thborges.github.io/blog/marlin/2019/01/07/reducing-marlin-binary-size.html.
It now looks like I can compile marlin 2 with a6 display, and capacitive touch, and keep sd support while compiling for the A8. I have not however tried uploading yet as need to grab my USB cable and possibly my usbasp. However the standard config compiles to 104356 bytes.
Simon
WHY DO I WANT MARLIN 2.0 I still have 8 bit original mainboard with marlin v 1.1.6.2 and I want to install CR touch, SKR 1.4 turbo, BTT touch screen all these I have sitting on desk right next to me but I feel I should have marlin 2.0 for thermal run away
should note "stable" is just frozen copy's of bugfix so bugfix is always newer 2.1 is currently older then bugfix also. it should also be noted as a marlin dev my self we push people to use platformio that can save as much as 25% of resources in the compiled firmware.
Thanks for pointing out! Is the 25% savings also with Marlin 1.1.9 or only with 2.X?
@@Crosslink3D anything compiles with platformio.
Even marlin 2.1 😁
Vertabreaker's Hobby's I will test this claim that platformio produces smaller binaries if that is what you mean.
@@Crosslink3D it 100% does produce smaller compile copy's of marlin as much as 25% smaller.
Can I upgrade my old Ender-2 with Marlin 2.0 ?
What about us that are still on 1.1.8?
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Thanks for the sub!
because i'm still running marlin 1.1.1
I RRRREEEEEAAAALLLYYYY don't want to upgrade to Marlin 2.0 from my existing Marlin 1.1.6.2. What I RRRRRREEEAAALLLLYYY want to do is get my Ender 3 printing in the center of my bed again. Is this at all possible?
Try to change size of your bed to 235mm x 235mm in slicer. Helped for me, 'cause cura had this set up to 220mm x 220mm. Keep bed height on 250mm like deafult.
just to be correct ...there is no shuch thing as "arduino mega 2560" . Atmel AtMega 2560 is a microcontroller , while arduino is like the pleague for the embedded world.
My new Ender 3 is STILL running 1.1.6.2 and I'm worried it doesn't have TRP enabled
No it does not indeed
ender 3 v2 with 1.0.2 often lost esteps in the memory
power failure pin trigger
1.1.9 keeps skipping steps or jogs on layer 100 this just started..
Can I upgrade the anet a8 to 2.0
Yes, that is possible. You can basically use my Marlin 2.0 Upgrade procedure for the Ender 3 and use the Anet A8 default configuration files.
tired of thermal runaway on my a8. i seem to only be able to print small things
It happened to me before I switched to a 30A power supply. Since then, it’s great also for large stuff. Out of the Box the Anet A8 is not useable for anything serious.
@@Crosslink3D did u stick with a 12v or upgrade to a 24v?
My Anet A8 V1.5 board is running Marlin 2.0.x just fine.. I did a memory reduction code trick and it works..... Bltouch, Linear Advance etc... Find the fix on..... TH-cam..
What kind of code trick do you mean? Can you point out some links?
@@Crosslink3D
th-cam.com/video/nfoWN7jXE4Y/w-d-xo.html
Upgrade Marlin 2.0 firmware on ANET A8 v1.0 Board
ANET A8 Board Definitions
github.com/SkyNet3D/anet-board
Reduce the size of Marlin Article
thborges.github.io/blog/marli...
@@Crosslink3D maybe this thborges.github.io/blog/marlin/2019/01/07/reducing-marlin-binary-size.html
anet a8 with marlin 2.0.1 on board version 1.7 . ill never go back
Barry George, thanks for your comment. Always appreciate your contributions. If you have ideas or suggestions on what I can improve or what videos you like to see, please tell me here in the comment section. Daniel.
sanguino1284p FAILED how to fix anet a8
you cant use Arduino you have to learn another compiler and your own program for verifying your script I don't have time to learn how to program all over again now...
For me I have marlin 1,9 for the people 2,0 because they are persuaded that marlin 2,0 is better
But marlin version or bugfix version????
Use 2.0.x, not the bugfix branch. I used bugfix because I wanted to test it but it's actually older than. 2.0.x.
Crosslink but maybe will be more stable bugfix than 2.0???
Marlin 1.1.9 also support BLTouch 3.X
Yes support on V2 level, but full support for all V3 functions is not available unless you like to hack the code yourself.
1.1.9 bugfix, more specifically, has BLTouch v3.x support out of the box. I got mine working without too much fuss.
Joseph Naim great to hear that.
I upgraded because, hmmm bigger number? I know I'm dumb
So that I can run tmc2209
Seems that there was some issues in 2.0 but now I read from the latest release tag that TMC2209 issues with babystepping seem to be fixed: github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/releases/tag/2.0.4.3
i need babysteps
New is always better - Barney Stinson
😂
I have not a real need to go to 2.x. I am already on 1.9 so i already have thermal runaway protection and all...
Thanks for sharing, I see it the same way. It's tempting but not really a must.
Lets get this straight really fast. Marlin is something that is given to manufacturers for free, not end users. Manufacturers should be paying for this but they are not. If Marlin did not exist almost no 3d printers would be sold and only a few people would buy PARTS nobody would buy kits. Kits are sold because Marlin exists. If hobbyists had to write code there would be only a few people in the hobby. I'm so tired of people begging in videos trying to put this on consumers because I can tell you 3d Printing is not needed by most people. It is a hobby just like Raspberry pi and arduino. How many of those do you think were sold prior to the Firmware/Software being released? None to hobbyists. Manufacturers need to step up and pay the code writers. Hold CHINA accountable for stealing from the community. if they dont contribute, dont buy their kits or parts, its that easy. We have seen these companies just fold overnight who have treated their customers like crap and forced others to step up, even if it is as little as what CREALITY does. These kits are not hard to source yourself, stop buying their kits if they do not contribute in a meaningful way. most of the time you end up replacing all but the 2020 frame anyways.
32 bit
Sure thing!
Thermal run away, nuff said
😂
Do i hear a danish accent?
Ban the adds thumbs down
Ein Titel auf Deutsch und in Englisch geredet....👎🏻
Disliked for oversimpification on your shirt. Also that's just an ugly design for a shirt
Can you please hit dislike twice?