Creality Unknown Board Upload Any Sketch to Obtain It

Files in Arduino are called "sketches". The Arduino IDE will open to a blank sketch.

In the main carte, navigate to File > Examples or Case Sketches and select Arduino Isp.

Then, navigate to Manage Libraries and install the U8glib library.

Side by side, we'll need to install the Sanguino board.

Open Arduino Preferences and paste the following under Boosted Boards Manager URLs:

              https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Lauszus/Sanguino/master/package_lauszus_sanguino_index.json            

Then, navigate to the Boards Manager and install Sanguino.

Connect your Arduino Uno (or Arduino Uno clone) to your calculator using a USB cable.

Under Tools, select Arduino Uno as the board.

And then, select either Arduino Uno or COM as the port, depending on your computer.

Finally, click Upload to upload the Arduino Internet service provider sketch. Subsequently uploading, go on the Uno connected to your computer.

This pinout diagram identifies the Ender 3 and Arduino Uno pins needed to make your connections.

Plow your printer OFF. Then, use the small hex fundamental that came with your printer to remove the 3 screws from the Ender 3 control box—this is the box located below your bed.

Finally, utilize your "Dupont" jumper wires to connect your Arduino to your printer equally follows:

Arduino Ender 3 bootloader connections

Ender 3 Pin	Arduino Uno Pin
MISO	MISO
5V	5V
SCK	SCK
MOSI	MOSI
RESET	~x
GND	GND

Matching up the pins

You may have noticed these pins aren't labeled on either the Ender three or Arduino Uno. No worries—you might besides have noticed there'south an identical small 2x3 header (2 rows of 3 pins in each row) on both the Arduino and Ender 3. Nosotros basically want to "match up" the two headers, with the exception of the RESET pin.

Apply the attached Ender 3 Arduino wiring diagram to connect the two headers properly.

Select the Sanguino board from the Tools bill of fare. And so, modify the Developer from AVRISP mkII to Arduino as Internet access provider. Finally, click Burn bootloader.

When the process is finished, you'll see a bulletin stating "Output bootloader burned successfully".

Troubleshooting

If you run into issues, try the following:

• Double-check your settings and connections
• Swap out your jumper wires in case yours are defective
• Make sure you downloaded the Arduino IDE directly from the Arduino website (not the Windows store)
• If yous encounter an error such as the one below (specially if you're running macOS), try installing the TH3D United Firmware Parcel and running the included preconfigured Arduino IDE instead of the normal Arduino IDE. And then, select Sanguino (1284P Boards) as the board. If you're using a Mac, don't forget to follow the Mac setup instructions for the TH3D Arduino IDE.

              avrdude: stk500_getparm(): (a) protocol error, wait=0x14, resp=0x14  avrdude: stk500_getparm(): (a) protocol error, look=0x14, resp=0x01 avrdude: stk500_initialize(): (a) protocol fault, expect=0x14, resp=0x10 avrdude: initialization failed, rc=-i          Double check connections and try again, or utilise -F to override          this check.  avrdude: stk500_disable(): unknown response=0x12 Error while called-for bootloader.            

When the bootloader is washed burning, carefully disconnect the jumper wires from your Ender 3, secure the control box embrace, and unplug the Arduino from your calculator.

Download the latest Marlin release to your computer and unzip it.

Then, navigate to Marlin/example_configurations/Creality/Ender-three and copy all those files into the Marlin directory, replacing all files when prompted.

Connect a mini USB to USB cable between your computer and the Ender iii's front USB port. If you're already using OctoPrint with the Ender 3, just move the USB cable from the Raspberry Pi to your calculator. :)

Back in the Arduino IDE, select File > Open up and locate the Marlin.ino file from the Marlin directory you unzipped early.

Then, make sure the port is even so selected as Sanguino or Sanguino (1284P Boards), the programmer is Arduino as Isp, and the proper series port is selected.

Finally, click the Upload push button. The firmware transfer process should take about a minute.

Disconnect your calculator and power on your printer. Your printer will take a bit longer than normal to start upwardly. You should now meet a different boot screen since your firmware has been updated.

Up next

Next, set up OctoPrint on your Ender three and improve your printing experience!

In this guide, I volition remove the stock Ender-3 motherboard and install a BIGTREETECH SKR mini-E3. The process is the aforementioned for both the 1.ii and two.0 versions of the motherboard.

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Source: https://howchoo.com/ender3/ender-3-bootloader-firmware-update-marlin

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