#Ender 5 Pro Firmware

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modern vortex
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I haven't used my Ender 5 pro for years. The last time it was used, it was flashed with Klipper and running Fluiddpi.

However, years later I've decided I want to flash it back to Marlin and try starting over. I just for the life of me can't remember how I flashed Klipper with only a laptop / tf card?

It has the 1.1.5 mainboard, as well as BLTouch connected to the Z stop

Any advice on the easiest and quickest way to get this Ender 5 Pro back to Marlin and using OctoPi again would be great

(I did find a firmware file on the Creality website, but it only gave me a .hex file which I'm not sure if it's what I need, or how to flash this)

Thanks

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nova flameBOT
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AI Help

To flash your Ender 5 Pro back to Marlin, you can follow these steps:

  1. Download the latest version of Marlin firmware from the official Marlin website.
  2. Extract the downloaded firmware files to a convenient location on your computer.
  3. Install the Arduino IDE software if you haven't already. You can download it for free from the Arduino website.
  4. Connect your Ender 5 Pro to your computer using a USB cable.
  5. Open the Marlin firmware files in the Arduino IDE.
  6. In the Arduino IDE, go to "Tools" and select the appropriate options for your Ender 5 Pro:
    • Board: "Arduino Mega 2560"
    • Processor: "ATmega2560"
    • Port: Select the correct serial port for your printer (usually listed as COMX or /dev/ttyUSBX).
  7. Locate the configuration files in the Marlin firmware folder and open "Configuration.h" and "Configuration_adv.h" files.
  8. Adjust the firmware settings to match your Ender 5 Pro setup, including enabling BLTouch and setting the appropriate motherboard version (1.1....
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modern vortex
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^ I thought 1.1.5 used ATmega1280 :/

modern vortex
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?solved