MMU vs D6 Branch Clarification #8
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Initially this branch and the branch for my personal D6 (located in another repository) were used to develop initial support for the duplicator 6 in mainline. This branch is setup for those who have a stock duplicator 6 and don't want to mess with compiling code or want something that works off the bat. I have it setup to automatically build when I commit changes. The branch is a little behind the development branch in mainline as I try to only update when there is something worthwhile and the firmware feels stable. I usually update it alongside my personal branch so I can test most of the features as my D6 isn't stock anymore. If you are the type that wants bleeding edge I encourage you to use mainline and the configuration located in the examples included with mainline. |
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Thanks for the reply dot-bob! As a starting point, can you confirm if there is any hardware differences between the D6 & MMU that would require a configuration change? For now i'd like to just get the latest stable branch you have tuned for a stock D6 and make any mods required for the MMU. Which repo/branch would that be? Thanks Again! |
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Hardware wise the Duplicator 6 (D6) and the Monoprice Maker Ultimate (MMU) are the same. The only difference is the firmware on the MMU has been rebranded. As far as branches I would go with bugfix-2.0.x. The branch 1.1.x is end of life and receives few updates. I will be updating my branch to mainline bugfix-2.0.x in the next week after I have run it a while on my MMU. |
It sounds like it should be safe to install on my MMU. Has anyone tested this? |
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@dot-bob Are you going to update this branch now that Marlin 2.0 stable is out? What changes have you made to your D6 that are different than stock. |
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Hi dot-bob.
First, thanks for all your hard work and contributions to the MMU/D6 community!
I just received my MMU a few days ago and wanted to clarify a few things.
Looks like this is the latest repo for MMU/D6 marlin ports?
https://github.com/dot-bob/Marlin-Duplicator-6/
There is no MMU specific branch here which makes me wonder if there any actual difference between the MMU and D6 branches in the previous repo other than the CUSTOM_MACHINE_NAME in the configuration file?
What repo/branch do you recommend for someone generally new to MMU / 3D printing, but hardware/software engineering capable kind of person?
Thanks in advance for any info you can provide!
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