I had success to compile firmware of 2 printers: Kingroon KP3S Pro and Kingroon KP5L with 300°C nozzle and 110°C bed, thanks to your tutorial. I released on Github the firmwares for the community of this printers.
What about thermistor library number? The standard "1" which is what is used for the glass bead, so what number are you using for the thermistor library?
Great videos. They have been very helpful. I am relatively new to working with firmware but have managed to update my Ender 3 with a BTT SKR mini V2.0 with STM32F103 RCT6 chip. I want to upgrade my machine with the Sprite pro hot end. Which Firmware should I use as a template as I am pretty much stock printer. No bltouch or any other mods. Help please.
I love the 3d community I really do. I have been trying to print above 300 for a while and was locked out of those filaments after a dead board and pc reset. Couldn't remember how to do this. pacf on a frankinaquila here we come 😂
what type of thermistor would i need to set it to? the default one doesn't work, and I get an error if i try to use one of the NTC 100k ones. I have an Ender 3 Max 4.2.2 silent, with the sprite extruder pro and Crtouch - the firmware works except for the heating... I get an E1 maxtemp error while heating the toolhead...
@@xx_phantom_xx5372 in the configuration file I went to the “thermistor” section and changed the thermistor #0 to now be set equal to 61 instead of the default 1. Thermistor type 61 had a max temp of 350 rather than type 1 only having max temp of 260
I have bought a Sprite Extruder Pro Kit 300℃ High Temperature Full Meta and built it on my home built printer... it prints great but the temperature on the Nozzle does not fall completely to rest, fluctuates 2-3 degrees on either side of the set point.. I have not been able to find information about which type of Thermister is on the Sprite Extruder.. if I look in the Marlin example files, no. 1 is selected and I have read in several places that you must choose no. 61 to get up to 300ºC. but it has to fit characteristic of the Thermister..
Hello Rob, i have an ender pro and updated to 4.2.7. If i upgrade to sprite pro do i need any other change in firmware apart from max temp?? As always thx for your time.
Hello. I have a creality cr 10 max printer. I installed sprite pro kit instead of original hotend. I made the step settings from the prontefece program. my printer is limited to 260 degrees max heat. I couldn't change it. Could you please help me?
i have an ender 3 s1 plus and i'm currently not able to get a custom firmware for it while keeping touchscreen functionality. is there any way i can do it just through gcode or so? or a workaround?
I'm trying to raise the max temp on my CR-10 S5. I changed the MAXTEMP to 305 and the Overshoot to 5, just like your video. I get an error of "Marlin\src\module\temperature.cpp:323:33: error: static assertion failed: HEATER_0_MAXTEMP (305) is too high for thermistor_1.h with HOTEND_OVERSHOOT=10." I am using a stock (glass) thermistor until my new HT-NTC100K thermistor comes in. Any suggestions on getting it to raise the max temp some, while waiting on the new thermistor?
Hi. Sorry for the delayed response this comment was held for review as possible spam. It sounds like it didnt take the overshoot value or they changed something in the config. You could try to bump the max temp to 310 and leave the overshoot at 10.
@@3DPrintscape I am having the same issue here. I've tried playing around with the temp settings but it keeps giving the same warning (adjusted to the values I entered). I suspect theres another setting that needs changing but dont know where to look. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
I had problems as well when upgrading to a Sprite Pro kit. The thermistor section limits how hot it would go for me. I had to make the following change in Config.h From: #define TEMP_SENSOR_0 1 To: #define TEMP_SENSOR_0 61
Hi. I dont think so, you can change some of the settings with gcode commands but i dont think you will be able to override the max temp settings built in the firmware.
Hi there. This is going to be totally random request. But you seem to be the man. So I have built a metal printer head printing head. ok so it will print .4 mm so great but not fantastic. it has all sorts of issues but it prints stainless steal the same as if it would have been pla. So the slicer should be ok but needs to run 1/4 as fast. Like I said it has some quirks but it runs. Here is my problem: I have been given an ender 3 with a v4.2.2 board. And a ARM st processor. It had an auto levelling doda on that has been removed. OK so with the fan and heaters bead and head, as well as the auto levelling doda I need to remove all of this from the firm ware. So with my non-existent knowledge I have been in there hacking about but I don’t think I will get this figured out before i retire!! and that’s 10 years off!! So I am reaching out. how do I removed the bead heater head fan head heater and censor But still get normal pla g code to run the drives xyz and feed. What would be nice is if I have an output say heater output to say when to deposit metal. Any help or suggestions where I could ask for help would be greatly appreciated. Kevin H
Hi. The short answer is i dont think it will be easy to do that. I think most of that will end up being settings in the firmware pre-compile. Im not sure you can disable them and the build be successful. It may need additional things to be disabled and lines in the sanity check being commented as well.
The easiest way to increase the temperature is to create a configuration file with g code, paste it on the sd card named config.gco, and select it when starting the printer, something like this ; Professional Firmware Configuration File ;===================================================== C10 ; Mark as a configuration file M117 Applying configuration ;----------------------------------------------------- C104 U1 T315 ; set absolute limit to 315 °C (300 + 15 overshoot) M500 ; save settings ;----------------------------------------------------- G4 S1 ; Wait a second M300 P200 ; Beep M117 Configuration Applied ;----------------------------------------------------- github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/wiki/Configuration-files github.com/mriscoc/Special_Configurations/releases/tag/T13
Hi. Sounds like you didnt use the right config example or environment details. Verify config example and use the marlin auto build plugin. This is also assuming you have a 32bit board.
I had success to compile firmware of 2 printers: Kingroon KP3S Pro and Kingroon KP5L with 300°C nozzle and 110°C bed, thanks to your tutorial.
I released on Github the firmwares for the community of this printers.
Hi. Thanks for the feedback, im glad i was able to help.
Thanks my dude ! I was fuukin freaking mate. Got it running at 280 for nylon now.
Glad I could help
I love you. I can't express how easy you made this for me
Glad I could help!
Your videos save me once again.
Glad to help :)
Good Info! Thanks for making the video!
You bet!
What about thermistor library number? The standard "1" which is what is used for the glass bead, so what number are you using for the thermistor library?
Hi. I never changed that value. I know it wont be as accurate but its worked fine.
Great videos. They have been very helpful. I am relatively new to working with firmware but have managed to update my Ender 3 with a BTT SKR mini V2.0 with STM32F103 RCT6 chip. I want to upgrade my machine with the Sprite pro hot end. Which Firmware should I use as a template as I am pretty much stock printer. No bltouch or any other mods. Help please.
Hi. If your looking to increase the max temp, follow what i cover in this video. If your not, you dont need to change the firmware.
Great topic, thanks
Glad you liked it!
I love the 3d community I really do. I have been trying to print above 300 for a while and was locked out of those filaments after a dead board and pc reset. Couldn't remember how to do this. pacf on a frankinaquila here we come 😂
Hi. Ya this is a great community in general. People like you help each other out which is nice.
Thankyou, this fixed my problem.
You're welcome!
Very Helpful Thank-you for your time and effort
You're welcome!
what type of thermistor would i need to set it to? the default one doesn't work, and I get an error if i try to use one of the NTC 100k ones.
I have an Ender 3 Max 4.2.2 silent, with the sprite extruder pro and Crtouch - the firmware works except for the heating... I get an E1 maxtemp error while heating the toolhead...
Hi. im using the medal one that came with the spider hotend.
@@3DPrintscape problem resolved - in marlin I adjusted changed the thermistor type to 61 which has a max temp of 350c - works now! Ty
@@vasishtbatchu69how did you do that?
@@xx_phantom_xx5372 in the configuration file I went to the “thermistor” section and changed the thermistor #0 to now be set equal to 61 instead of the default 1. Thermistor type 61 had a max temp of 350 rather than type 1 only having max temp of 260
I have bought a Sprite Extruder Pro Kit 300℃ High Temperature Full Meta and built it on my home built printer...
it prints great but the temperature on the Nozzle does not fall completely to rest, fluctuates 2-3 degrees on either side of the set point..
I have not been able to find information about which type of Thermister is on the Sprite Extruder..
if I look in the Marlin example files, no. 1 is selected and I have read in several places that you must choose no. 61 to get up to 300ºC.
but it has to fit characteristic of the Thermister..
Hi. I didnt know what thermistor it comes with either so i left the default values and allowed for the overshoot by 5 degrees.
Hello Rob, i have an ender pro and updated to 4.2.7. If i upgrade to sprite pro do i need any other change in firmware apart from max temp?? As always thx for your time.
Hi. If the only change made was the hotend, no. If you have a crtouch, runout sensor, or any other mods you will need to account for those.
@@3DPrintscape thx for your fast response
@@ThomasKranias only other thing is u would need to set the board for the 4.2.7 board in the platformio.ini file
@@vasishtbatchu69 actually the already made example is wrong for ender 3 pro 4.2.7 . It has the wrong dimensions. ( 235x235) its actually 220x 220.
Thanks very very very very very very much ❤
You're Welcome!
Hello. I have a creality cr 10 max printer. I installed sprite pro kit instead of original hotend. I made the step settings from the prontefece program. my printer is limited to 260 degrees max heat. I couldn't change it. Could you please help me?
Hi. Im not sure what firmware your running but you will need to either use crealitys high temp firmware or build your own marlin firmware.
Thanks a lot !
You're welcome!
Will this work on an skr mini v2? And will uploading new firmware mess with the existing offset and cr touch firmware
Hi. It should and yes you will have to reset any non-stock firmware values.
@@3DPrintscape oh ok
Thanks
i have an ender 3 s1 plus and i'm currently not able to get a custom firmware for it while keeping touchscreen functionality. is there any way i can do it just through gcode or so? or a workaround?
Hi. I have not been able to get custom firmware to work with the creality touch screen.
I'm trying to raise the max temp on my CR-10 S5. I changed the MAXTEMP to 305 and the Overshoot to 5, just like your video. I get an error of "Marlin\src\module\temperature.cpp:323:33: error: static assertion failed: HEATER_0_MAXTEMP (305) is too high for thermistor_1.h with HOTEND_OVERSHOOT=10." I am using a stock (glass) thermistor until my new HT-NTC100K thermistor comes in. Any suggestions on getting it to raise the max temp some, while waiting on the new thermistor?
Hi. Sorry for the delayed response this comment was held for review as possible spam. It sounds like it didnt take the overshoot value or they changed something in the config. You could try to bump the max temp to 310 and leave the overshoot at 10.
@@3DPrintscape I am having the same issue here. I've tried playing around with the temp settings but it keeps giving the same warning (adjusted to the values I entered). I suspect theres another setting that needs changing but dont know where to look. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
@@thelastwooter The only settings i changed were covered in the video. What printer is this for? May be base config example changed.
I had problems as well when upgrading to a Sprite Pro kit. The thermistor section limits how hot it would go for me.
I had to make the following change in Config.h
From:
#define TEMP_SENSOR_0 1
To:
#define TEMP_SENSOR_0 61
@@3DPrintscape See my note below. I had the problem as well and found I had to change my thermistor setting.
is it possible to just send a gcode command to my ender 4.2.2 and BBTskrmini3v3 to change the max temp to get the sprite pro extruder up to max temp?
Hi. I dont think so, you can change some of the settings with gcode commands but i dont think you will be able to override the max temp settings built in the firmware.
I've had nothing but failure for 2 years trying and following videos by the best on the web.
@@3DPrintscape
Hi there.
This is going to be totally random request. But you seem to be the man.
So I have built a metal printer head printing head. ok so it will print .4 mm so great but not fantastic. it has all sorts of issues but it prints stainless steal the same as if it would have been pla. So the slicer should be ok but needs to run 1/4 as fast. Like I said it has some quirks but it runs.
Here is my problem:
I have been given an ender 3 with a v4.2.2 board. And a ARM st processor. It had an auto levelling doda on that has been removed.
OK so with the fan and heaters bead and head, as well as the auto levelling doda I need to remove all of this from the firm ware.
So with my non-existent knowledge I have been in there hacking about but I don’t think I will get this figured out before i retire!! and that’s 10 years off!!
So I am reaching out.
how do I removed the
bead heater
head fan
head heater and censor
But still get normal pla g code to run the drives xyz and feed.
What would be nice is if I have an output say heater output to say when to deposit metal.
Any help or suggestions where I could ask for help would be greatly appreciated.
Kevin H
Hi. The short answer is i dont think it will be easy to do that. I think most of that will end up being settings in the firmware pre-compile. Im not sure you can disable them and the build be successful. It may need additional things to be disabled and lines in the sanity check being commented as well.
The easiest way to increase the temperature is to create a configuration file with g code, paste it on the sd card named config.gco, and select it when starting the printer, something like this
; Professional Firmware Configuration File
;=====================================================
C10 ; Mark as a configuration file
M117 Applying configuration
;-----------------------------------------------------
C104 U1 T315 ; set absolute limit to 315 °C (300 + 15 overshoot)
M500 ; save settings
;-----------------------------------------------------
G4 S1 ; Wait a second
M300 P200 ; Beep
M117 Configuration Applied
;-----------------------------------------------------
github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/wiki/Configuration-files
github.com/mriscoc/Special_Configurations/releases/tag/T13
Hi. Thanks for sharing this. I was thinking about it from building firmware perspective but this would work as well.
Hi mine came out as .Hex file ?
Hi. Sounds like you didnt use the right config example or environment details. Verify config example and use the marlin auto build plugin. This is also assuming you have a 32bit board.
Longer lk 5 pro firmware seems to keep coming out hex. I just want 285c on hotend for lk 5 pro :/@@3DPrintscape
does not fucking work
Hi. What issue are you having. I have had this work with many builds and have had other people in the community say the same thing.
I feel your pain!! some of these guys in software are just a nother level!!