ellensp
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4 years ago SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Set SERIAL_PORT to something else
Closed wookie666 closed 4 years ago
ellensp
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4 years ago SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Set SERIAL_PORT to something else
ellensp
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4 years ago The internet says it should be "#define SERIAL_PORT 3" for your board.
wookie666
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4 years ago sorry forgot to say. already went past that error. I still get.
ellensp
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4 years ago bug in Marlin/src/pins/stm32f4/pins_MKS_ROBIN2.h change the following
#ifndef BOARD_INFO_NAME
#define BOARD_NAME "MKS_ROBIN2"
#endifinto this
#ifndef BOARD_INFO_NAME
#define BOARD_INFO_NAME "MKS_ROBIN2"
#endiffixed that part. Now this
ellensp
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4 years ago please attach Configuration files and platformio.ini file.
wookie666
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4 years ago not sure exactly whats needed with the platform io file. ive atached everything i think is needed.
ellensp
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4 years ago the real marlin doesnt seem to have support for this board. are you compiling MKS code? ie https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-Robin2/tree/master/firmware/Marlin2.0-MKS-Robin2
wookie666
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4 years ago Tried that too. It asks for me to install git. I wanted to try pure Marlin to test because I'm getting knocking sounds on the MKS code with lv8729 drivers. Similar to this video https://youtu.be/VuU9CssOD0Y
I'm not sure what it is
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the real marlin doesnt seem to have support for this board. are compiling MKS code? ie https://github.com/makerbase-mks/MKS-Robin2/tree/master/firmware/Marlin2.0-MKS-Robin2
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sjasonsmith
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4 years ago You probably shouldn’t be compiling source in the HAL/STM32_F4_F7 folder, which is where your latest errors are from. You should try using HAL/STM32 instead. This is true even if you have an F4 or F7 MCU.
wookie666
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4 years ago I'll try that tomorrow. Any idea what the clicking /knocking noise would be in that YouTube video I've linked. It's not as bad when running slower
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You probably shouldn’t be compiling source in the HAL/STM32_F4_F7 folder, which is where your latest errors are from. You should try using HAL/STM32 instead. This is true even if you have an F4 or F7 MCU.
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wookie666
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4 years ago im clicking eng:stm32f4 and then build. I cannot find a env:stm32 folder on its own
sjasonsmith
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4 years ago Oh, that environment is just the for test I think. I doubt any board would actually work with it. If you want to use the Marlin repo with this board I suggest you go to the MKS repo to see what changes they made. You’ll have to change quite a few things for a new STM32 board.
wookie666
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4 years ago yeah i would have to change heaps. Im just trying to figure out why i cannot run this at 1/128 steps without it sounding like its going into quad step mode. It sounds like its skipping steps. But its not losing position. Any idea? Best i can do is 1/32 steps at 60mm second and even then. I still get the odd sound every second or so
sjasonsmith
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4 years ago Running at 128 micro steps overloads even fast processors, unless you are printing at very slow speeds. Most of us seem to just run in 16 then let the TMC drivers interpolate to 256.
Micro stepping isn’t at all what this issue was opened for though, so I was responding to the build questions. Perhaps close this issue and go to the record channel or one of the other support venues for general help.
wookie666
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4 years ago thanks mate. i think ill have to invest in TMC drivers. Im currently using LM7806 MKS drivers. so ill just stick to 1/32 steps for now. and i have multiple issues. Im not going to open another case for an issue ive already asked about. if you cant help me, ill find it elsewhere
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Running at 128 micro steps overloads even fast processors, unless you are printing at very slow speeds. Most of us seem to just run in 16 then let the TMC drivers interpolate to 256.
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github051
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4 years ago thanks mate. i think ill have to invest in TMC drivers. Im currently using LM7806 MKS drivers. so ill just stick to 1/32 steps for now. and i have multiple issues. Im not going to open another case for an issue ive already asked about. if you cant help me, ill find it elsewhere … On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 1:14 AM Jason Smith @.***> wrote: Running at 128 micro steps overloads even fast processors, unless you are printing at very slow speeds. Most of us seem to just run in 16 then let the TMC drivers interpolate to 256. Micro stepping isn’t at all what this issue was opened for though, so I was responding to the build questions. Perhaps close this issue and go to the record channel or one of the other support venues for general help. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#17745 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AEDNT7ERONF7Q2QBHNWOUNDROWOOFANCNFSM4MR2NGDA .
With TMC 2208 I tried. But same issue. 6 months back I posted this issue to MKS but no response till now.Mks robin2 is worst board.
wookie666
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4 years ago thanks mate. i think ill have to invest in TMC drivers. Im currently using LM7806 MKS drivers. so ill just stick to 1/32 steps for now. and i have multiple issues. Im not going to open another case for an issue ive already asked about. if you cant help me, ill find it elsewhere … On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 1:14 AM Jason Smith @.***> wrote: Running at 128 micro steps overloads even fast processors, unless you are printing at very slow speeds. Most of us seem to just run in 16 then let the TMC drivers interpolate to 256. Micro stepping isn’t at all what this issue was opened for though, so I was responding to the build questions. Perhaps close this issue and go to the record channel or one of the other support venues for general help. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#17745 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AEDNT7ERONF7Q2QBHNWOUNDROWOOFANCNFSM4MR2NGDA .
With TMC 2208 I tried. But same issue. 6 months back I posted this issue to MKS but no response till now.Mks robin2 is worst board.
Yeah im starting to think the same thing. it works on their firmware. But it clicks/knocks and has really weird sounds. Almost like acceleration is way too high. not sure. only happens on their board. Also, octoprint will not print to it. it keeps freezing/pausing during printing. multiple times on one layer. Almost like it cant keep up or the board cant keep up.
boelle
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4 years ago @wookie666 is this still an issue?
wookie666
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4 years ago Not sure mate I gave up
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boelle
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4 years ago will close then, we can always reopen
mbfab
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4 years ago I have a similar problem, but i have a SKR Mini E3 v2.0
I have tried following to get a firmware that works, I have downloaded the firmware from the Bigtreetech, DONT Work, My latest attempt I have downloaded the latest bugfix for Marlin 2.0.x, I also downloaded the latest Configurations for my printer and pasted in the 4 files into the marlin folder and clicked replace. I changed to the correct Motherboard in Configuration.h, and changed to the right card in platformio.ini... still i get this problems.
I get the following error codes.
It's really seems to be a mess to update the firmware, I have tried to resolve this for 2 days now, when i fix one fault another appears.
thisiskeithb
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4 years ago @mbfab: There's no need to comment on random PRs and old unrelated issues.
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4 years ago This issue has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs.
trying to compile marlin bugfix latest for a MKS Robin2 using VS Studio and platform io. I get the following compile errors.
Log Output
``` In file included from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/../HAL/HAL.h:26:0, from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/MarlinConfig.h:30, from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\EmulatedEeprom.cpp:28: Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/../HAL/./STM32_F4_F7/HAL.h:51:4: error: #error "SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Please update your configuration." #error "SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Please update your configuration." ^~~~~ In file included from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\HAL.cpp:26:0: Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\HAL.h:51:4: error: #error "SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Please update your configuration." #error "SERIAL_PORT cannot be 0. (Port 0 does not exist.) Please update your configuration." ^~~~~ In file included from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/../pins/pins.h:564:0, from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/MarlinConfig.h:32, from Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\EmulatedEeprom.cpp:28: Marlin\src\HAL\STM32_F4_F7\../../inc/../pins/stm32f4/pins_MKS_ROBIN2.h:31:0: warning: "BOARD_NAME" redefined #define BOARD_NAME "MKS_ROBIN2"