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I’m trying to build firmware for the CR-10 MAX. The git has no config example for this machine. And this is the first time for me to look into the settings. I’m using the firmware from Tiny Machines.

I’ve done the following upgrades:

  • Hero Me 5 fan ducts
  • Converted it to a direct drive with stock parts.

The settings below are what I currently have selected:

#define MachineCR10Max
#define PLUS // Adds BLTouch, allmetal, bilinear (standard), lerdge, 93 e-steps/mm
#define HotendStock
#define DirectDrive // Any direct drive extruder, reduces filament change lengths
#define ABL_BLTOUCH
#define GraphicLCD
#define ABL_BI
#define MeshFine

And these are questions on, if they are ok.

Changing probe offset for Hero Me 5 kit (values from manual)
#define X_MIN_POS -47
#define Y_MIN_POS 2
.
**Should I select AC or DC for the CR-10 MAX?**
//#define BedAC // **I think it is AC what the MAX has?**
//#define BedDC 
.
I think I do not need:
//#define AddonFilSensor 
.
**Would I want/need this?**
//#define POWER_LOSS_RECOVERY

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Am I complete like this or am I missing settings??

agarza
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Tim
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  • Welcome to SE.3DP. The configuration changes you list are not a part of marlin, and are likely a part of the fork of it you are using. I would recommend getting a fresh release of marlin straight from [the Marlin github](https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin) and following [their instructions](https://marlinfw.org/docs/basics/install_platformio_vscode.html) – craftxbox Aug 16 '21 at 12:33
  • I know this question is 5+ months old, but I just wanted to help anyone that might come across this randomly. The CR-10 Max uses a Meanwell RSP-750-24 power supply, which supplies the bed with 24v of DC power. So you'd uncomment BedDC in the Configuration.h – Dave Jan 26 '22 at 16:29

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