This branch has Meatpack enabled. If you want to use Octoprint with it, you have to enable the Meatpack plugin
- Uses the most recent bugfixes and features of Marlin (branch bugfix-2.0.x) - use at your own risk
- Linear Advance is enabled but K value is set to 0 (= optional, set it via gcode M900)
- Connector for the second hotend is used as fan output for the heatsink fan on the hotend. Turns off below 50�C
- Expects an optical endstop on the Z axis (Z min endstop)
- Filament runout sensor is enabled
- Abort print when endstop is hit (optional via gcode)
A few pictures of the hardware side (UART)
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4344191
If you came here searching for a Marlin version for unmodified Sapphire Pros, prepared for UART. you may want to look at this repository: https://github.com/le3tspeak/Marlin-2.0.X-Sapphire-PRO
- pins_MKS_ROBIN_NANO.h
- Configuration.h
- Configuration_adv.h
- X Y Z steppers RX/TX go to PE5 (thermocouple) pin
- E stepper RX/TX goes to PA6 (stepper 5 STEP) pin
- Hotend heat sink fan on HE1 connector (turns off below 50�C)
- Optical endstop on Z axis
- E3D V6 hotend with sock
See the location of the pins here https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-Robin-Nano/blob/master/hardware/MKS%20Robin%20Nano%20V1.2_004/MKS%20Robin%20Nano%20V1.2_004%20PIN.pdf
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