Open nonaak opened 3 years ago
Marlin has function
/*
* Check if MMU has compatible firmware
*/
void MMU2::check_version() {
if (buildnr < MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR) {
SERIAL_ERROR_MSG("Invalid MMU2 firmware. Version >= " STRINGIFY(MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR) " required.");
kill(GET_TEXT_F(MSG_KILL_MMU2_FIRMWARE));
}
}
so it the firmware value read form the mmu2 is less than MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR It will tell you to update the firmware
In Marlin MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR is set with
#define MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR TERN(MMU2_MODE_12V, 132, 126)
Which says set MMU_REQUIRED_FW_BUILDNR to 132 if MMU2_MODE_12V is set Otherwise set it to 126
This is set in MMU2-DIP source MMU2/src/version.h
static const uint16_t fw_buildnr = 133; //!< number of commits preceeding current HEAD
This is correct, so you have old firmware on your mmu2
You build the firmware from source. This is required to set the type of stepper driver and stepper driver current
where can i find firmware.hex? or do i have to make it my self in platformIO?
Marlin display say "update mmu firmware" or do i somthing wrong? i folow the youtube of Chris Riley
thanks