3D Printing Asked on August 26, 2021
I recently got an Ender 3 V2 and when I go to Info -> Version it says V1.0.0. However online, there is V1.0.1 available.
How can I update the Ender 3 V2. It is different as it isn’t a ATMEL chip like the ATMEGA 2560 but rather an ARM processor. I own many arduino boards but apparently the chip has the bootloader already on it.
So how can I update the board, through some uploader, specific software or what exactly.
Just copy the firmware to a blank microsd card. Turn off the printer and turn it on. Board will flash it automatically and wait the screen to up.
Make sure the name of the firmware file always unique or different from the last one, otherwise you will get the blank screen. If you do, just re-flash by using a rename (different) file of firmware.
Correct answer by Valdi Febrian on August 26, 2021
After looking around for a bit in Cura. You can update it via Cura.
Start by going to your printer -> Manage printer
Then there is the option to update firmware. You must plug the printer in first.
Answered by Ryan George on August 26, 2021
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