- Now supports EinsyRambo 0.3
- M119 now shows average stallguard values for previous planner motion.
- M914 now disables stealthchop to allow SGT to be hand-tuned.
- Now using SERIAL_ECHO rather than SERIAL_PROTOCOL.
- M914 now allows negative values without overflow.
- Controller fan on Mini is now driven at 50% for quieter operation.
- Added workaround for setting PWM frequency on controller fan.
- Switched to using FAST_PWM using a prescale of 4.
Changed Z_MAX on TAZ 7.
Build script now has options to record the configuration file as well as checksums that can be used to compare various releases.
Made changed requested by Logan fori testing jigs in production.
- Fixed "auto0.g" autostart which was not working.
- Made it so M226 works on protected pins:
- There are no longer protected pins
- However, will only work on pins that are already inputs (like endstops)
The TAZ limits the heated bed current to 80% in order
to avoid exceeding the 15A limit on the Rambo. The
Mini needs no throttling because the bed is smaller.
The old Gladiola FW ran the bed at 100%, but since this
new branch was based on oliveoil, the conservative limit
was carried over to the Mini. This was causing temp overrun
errors on the Mini because the bed could not heat fast enough.
The PID tuning was re-run on the two-piece bed since it
had been tuned with the Mini bed running at 80% current.
Added "--config" option to build-lulzbot-firmware.sh to save out
values in "Configuration.h" and "Configuration_adv.h" for chosen
printer and toolhead. This is useful when submitting issues to
Marlin devs.
Fixed incorrect name of LULZBOT_PRINTCOUNTER
In former Marlin versions, all accelerations were controlled
by one parameter. Marlin 1.1.4 configures travel acceleration
and print acceleration independently. Adjusted print and travel
accelerations so they are equal in Marlin 1.1.4, just as they did
in prior firmwares. This improves smoothness of print head motion
on TAZ 5 using default profiles.
* Add Max7219 LED Matrix Debug Support
The Max7219 8x8 LED Matrix's are very helpful for debugging new code.
And for that matter, just trying to maximize printer settings without
causing stuttering.
The displays are very inexpensive (under $2.00 with shipping) and
provide a lot of help when trying to debug complicated code.
* Try to keep Makefile up to date.
Marcio Teixeira