TM3D CR-10S PRO V2/ BL Touch Firmware Update - includes necessary files and guidance

Owned by Imagine That
Jun 12, 2021
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Full Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vWUVN9_2U3Rytkj5gCPo__fBQ_UFlK7YM-v_7dAWn7s/edit?usp=sharing

  • These files are correct if you purchased the BLTouch Kit for CR-10S Pro from Tiny Machines 3D. Our install guide is located HERE

    • By adding our BL Touch kit to your CR-10S Pro, it is now a V2, in regards to our firmware. Use V2 files from now on. 

  • These files are correct if you purchased a CR-10S Pro V2 from Tiny Machines and need the most current, stable firmware. Current version is DW6.2

  • If you didn’t purchase a kit from Tiny Machines 3D, the files below are for V2 machines only. Z+ port on the motherboard is used instead of Z-. Our guide shows this and you can find it 

HERE

https://github.com/InsanityAutomation/Marlin/raw/CrealityDwin_2.0/TM3D_SingleExtruderDwin_V3.1.7z

When printing via SD card, You may experience issues with longer file names as it uses more RAM to process. Keep your file names under 8 characters. More information in our Important Notes. 



FIRMWARE (DW7.3.1)

Download and use  XLOADER to flash hex files. Prusa Slicer also works well for this. You can also visit our update guide outlining the process. 



Your computer must recognize the printer and assign it a COM port number. If not, you may need a driver installed on your computer. Check out our resource page for drivers. 



HEX FILE 

CR-10S Pro V2 (BL Touch is standard equipment)



Screen Files are located HERE 

NOTE: You must update the screen files and mainboard for proper functionality!



Make sure the file name is TM3D_SingleExtruderDwin_V3.1.7z

  



Device Type and COM port are the only critical inputs.  

You will need 7zip to extract these files. Mac/Linux Users See HERE



Flashing the screen is simple. You’ll need an sd card just like the printer uses. In fact, you can back up your files, format the original card and load the appropriate DWIN_SET folder on the card. Here’s a VIDEO of what it should look like. 



For another resource to help you flash the screen, watch Teaching Tech’s VIDEO on this. 



For more information, see our Important Notes after installing our firmware. 

 

For the most current firmware source, visit TM3D Source Code

 

Most currrent version of this document can be found at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vWUVN9_2U3Rytkj5gCPo__fBQ_UFlK7YM-v_7dAWn7s/edit?usp=sharing