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load our firmware

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download the marlin firmware

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create a desktop icon

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click on the marlin folder

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connect to the printer

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check the status of the endstops

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SKR 1.4 Basics

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BTT SKR v1.4

BigTreeTech SKR 1.4

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today we're gonna talk about the BigTreeTech SKR version 1.4 now this board

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is very similar to the SKR version 1.3 but does have a lot of different changes

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I'm going to go through the ones that I know so far so to start with we have our

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power supply this is our power IN it can do either 12 or 24 volts then we have

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our board power for our heat bed then we have extruder 0 and extruder 1

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now something new about this board is we have one fan port then we have another

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fan port then we have another fan port and another fan port for cooling because

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we need lots of things to cool on the board and then we have our traditional

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stepper ports to come with the SKR they allow diag pins and sense pins so

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that we can use various types of steppers be it the A4988 or the DRV8825

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or a SPI by TMC or UART so what I also need to explain is they have new stepper

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configurations for the motors these are closed loop pins I'll have to do some

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investigation on how they work also we have our normal jumper pin right now

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it's set to board power in order to turn it on so we want to change that to 5

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volts so I'm going to lift the jumper up and move it over to the next two pins

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right here so that we can power it with 5 volts we also have our traditional

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endstops we have our X minimum or X maximum our Y minimum our Y maximum our

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Zed minimum and our Z maximum then we have our LCD connections or our

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traditional LCD so we have exp 1 and exp 2 we also have a BL touch set of pins

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for our servo pins and also the sensor pin right here for when it touches then

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we have a LCD or LED lighting set of pins

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we also have let's see our SPI pins over here and then we have I2C pins

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right here then we have our TFT pins right here

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our reset pins or excuse me our reset button and we also have a Wi-Fi

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connection right here then we have our thermistor ports right here or either

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too hot ends and a heat bed or maybe something else then we have our USB

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connection right here and then we have our micro SD or TF drive that covers

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about 90% of this board there may be new functionality that I'll discover as we

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go but I also have to point out that the steppers now you don't need to split

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them anymore because you have to Z steppers that are broken out on the z

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axis over here for steppers and of course if I haven't already set it this

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is the X stepper the Y stepper e 0 + e 1 so in order to load it for the very

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first time what we're gonna do is we're going to remove the microSD card and

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we're gonna place this in an adapter and place it inside the computer so you may

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hear a beep but just to let you know I purchased

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this board with my own money and no one's paying me to do this tutorial and

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I will be placing Amazon affiliate links in the description to help you find it

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or help support me by purchasing it okay the first thing I want to show you

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is that this is the micro USB that we installed in the computer so that we

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could actually see the drive as you can see it says firmware dot CUR or cursor

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type file note the time this is what it was actually produced and shipped

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now when we actually load our firmware it's gonna be firmware dot bin in lower

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case but in order to do that we need an integrated developer environment but we

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need to go over to our web browser but before I show you anything this is the

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address of the instructions for the board it can walk you through driver

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issues I load them how things work it's the operating instructions for the

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motherboard so in order to get the developer environment we're gonna go for

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VS code and we're gonna go to download we're gonna click on this and I'm

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operating out Windows 10 so I'm gonna do the 64-bit installer in my case you'll

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have to check your system to see if it's 32-bit or 64-bit when you do your

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install I'm gonna click on that to download it while that's downloading I'm

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going to download the Marlin firmware but we're gonna type Marlinfw.org and

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press ENTER and we're gonna go to download now this is the latest release

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but our board definition is not in there so we need to go to down here this is a

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development release which means that it's under development so if you have

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any issues you can report them with this right down here for reporting issues

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link but we're just going to download for now and it looks like VScode is

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finished downloading so we're going to install that by double-clicking

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and we're gonna accept the agreement click Next then next again then next

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again now we're gonna say create a desktop icon and we're also going to

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open with code so we're gonna click Next and also add to path is selected and

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then next for install and while that's going on we're going to

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unzip our Marlin firmware by extract all we're going to extract that

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and we're going to click finish and launch

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Visual studio code now in visual studio code we need to

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add an extension so we're going to click here and we're going to do a search on

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PlatformIO in the very top of the list is the IDE so we're gonna click install

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now it may ask you to install other things

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so I'm gonna show you real quick some of these things might be recommended to you

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in the bottom right hand corner but for now we're not gonna worry about those

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we're gonna click on PlatformIO and I'm gonna show you around real quick we have

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our open project this is a folder so in order to do this I'm gonna click on an

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open project I'm gonna reduce this down so you can see better and I'm gonna

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click on the Downloads folder where we downloaded it

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now it's Marlin Dev one or excuse me two dot one dot X and then again so it's

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two folders deep then we're gonna click open now as you can see it's opened our

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environment right here so we're gonna expand this folder out and as you can

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see now we have options where we can build or compile we can also do an

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upload but currently we're doing it via the micro SD but we're gonna click on

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the Marlin folder and we're gonna go to the source folder and inside here we're

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gonna look core folder and then open up boards.h what we're gonna do is

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we're gonna do a search on SKR and as you can see right here it's got board

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underscore BigTree underscore SKR underscore V1 underscore 4 that's

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what we want to copy and then we want to minimize this folder

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but we want to look in the pins folder real quick because we're gonna have a

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unique set of pins so it's LPC 1768 and then right here we have our board

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definition so we're gonna click on that and as you can see all our pins are

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outlined for us to where they are on the board this will be more important in

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future tutorials but I wanted to show you where it was to understand how your

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signal pins are set up on the board with this file so I'm gonna close out of that

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we're gonna minimize that minimize pins and minimize source and I'm going to go

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to configuration dot H now I'm going to do a search on motherboard

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and what we have here is board underscore RAMPS underscore one four

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underscore EFB I'm gonna highlight that and paste what we just copied and then

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I'm gonna go up and I'm gonna change the serial port to negative one for now but

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in order to verify that we're doing a change we're gonna change our endstop

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so I'm gonna do a search on endstop

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and as you can see this is our endstop section down below here there's

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something to invert the logic of our pins so in this case I'm gonna select

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the X minimum endstop and I'm gonna change false to true so it's gonna give

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us the opposite answer of what we're looking for so now that we have that

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changed we're gonna go to PlatformIO.ini

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and our default environment is not with this chipset being the megaatmega2560

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we need to change that to the LPC1768 which is our chipset and then to compile

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we're gonna click right here and as you can see right here it's probably going

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to download stuff that we need for our actual build

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and then it's going to build or compile our source code

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okay now the compilation is completed it says that it was succeeded and it took

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three minutes and five seconds so up here it says LPC 1760 day which is our

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chipset but we know it succeeded there so we need to go to dot Pio folder and

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expand that out then go to build then to LPC 1768 now we need to open this folder

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so we're gonna do reveal and Explorer and we're gonna go to the subfolder and

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here is our actual build so to load it on our SD card we need to actually

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right-click on it and then say send to SD card

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if we go back to the SD card and see now that firmware dot bin is loaded and note

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the time in comparison to the other date so what I'm gonna do now is I'm going to

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remove the card and install it back in the big tree tech SKR version 1.4 okay

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what we're gonna do is we're gonna remove the micro SD from the adapter and

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we're gonna place it back in the TF driver SD micro SD controller connection

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here and in order to load it we need powers

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so we're going to connect out the big side of our USB serial cable here and

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then we're going to connect the small side to the computer and you're going to

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hear a beep

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and as you can see there'll be some flashing

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lights on it showing that it's actually loading

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okay now that we know it's loaded we can see that the firmware is updated to

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today's date so to test it we're going to go over to Pronterface which I have

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on my desktop and we're going to go to the printrun directory

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and then we're going to click on Pronterface

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what we're gonna do is we're gonna connect to the printer and now it says

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connecting and the printer is now online so to confirm that we actually uploaded

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firmware we're going to type M119 to check the status of the endstops

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and as you can see with no connections connected two of the three say triggered

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and one says open the X minimum is what we change from false to true and that's

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why it says open so if you liked my tutorial please press the like button

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and subscribe and thank you for your time

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This is a basics tutorial showing how to setup the BigTreeTech SKR v1.4 with Marlin firmware and Vscode with PlatformIO extension. SKR 1.4 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP-VDZmS6bFo6qyPS8MyBFKqepQHpjCEB One Time Tips, You Can PayPal Me: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/EBraiman Discord: https://discord.com/invite/JzhdGgr buymeacoffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/ebraiman Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/edbraiman Hardware: 1 - BigTreeTech SKR 1.4 1 - USB Serial cable 1 - SD/TF drive with adapter Amazon Affiliate Links: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082H8M1LV?aod=1&ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B082H8M1LV (SKR v1.4) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0047WZOOO?aod=1&ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0047WZOOO (Micro SD adapter) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074Q54GSR?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B074Q54GSR (Acer Nitro 5 Laptop) Software: Marlin Firmware 2.1.x https://marlinfw.org/meta/download/ Vscode https://code.visualstudio.com/download Documentation: https://github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-SKR-V1.3/blob/master/BTT%20SKR%20V1.4/BTT%20SKR%20V1.4%20Instruction%20Manual.pdf Pronterface: https://www.pronterface.com/ Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4079140

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