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- EZBoard - EEPROM, TMC Driver Settings, and Acceleration
- EZBoard - FAQ
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- EZBoard - Lite V1.X – Why do you use the TMC 2208 Instead of TMC 2209 Drivers?
- EZBoard – Flashing Firmware MicroSD Recommendations
- Setting up VSCode to Compile EZBoard Firmware - Local Compile
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- Bowden Fitting Clips for Tough Extruder Fittings
- Creality Extruder Motor Shaft Lengths
- Heatbreak Installation Information
- PTFE Heatbreak Installation Directions
- TH3D Ender 5 Plus ABS Tough Extruder Bracket Assembly
- Tough Extruder Firmware Settings
- Tough Extruder or E3D Titan Assembly Video
- Upgraded Aluminum Extruder Installation Video (V2)
- Using your All Metal Hotend
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- Applying Vision Miner Nano Polymer
- EZFlex/EZMat/EZPei – Adhesion Tips and Tricks
- Fitting Fans to Creality Machines – Larger Metal Standoffs
- How to use our Fan Quick Connectors (UY Style)
- Older EZABL Kits (V1/V2/V3/V3.1)
- PTFE Safety Precautions – ALL PTFE & ToughTube
- Raspberry Pi Direct Wire Power Adapter – How to connect
- TH3D High Amp 12V/24V MOSFET V2 Installation Information and Mounts
- TH3D Solid Bed Mounts Installation Information
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- Creality CR-10 V2 Firmware | V2.5.2 Board
- Creality CR-10, CR-10S, CR-20, Ender 3/5 - Dual Extrusion Board | V2.X (2560) Board
- Creality CR-10/Mini/S4/S5, Ender 2, Ender 3, Ender 5 Firmware | Melzi (V1.1.x) Board
- Creality CR-10/S, Ender 2/3/3 Pro/5/5 Pro/5 Plus, & Sovol SV01 Firmware | EZBoard Lite Board
- Creality CR-10S Mini/S4/S5/Pro, CR-20, CRX, Ender 3/5/5 Plus Firmware | V2.X (2560) Board
- Creality Ender 3 V2 Firmware + LCD Firmware | V4.2.X Board
- Creality Ender 3/3 Pro & Ender 5/5 Pro Firmware | SKR E3 Mini Board
- Creality Ender 3/3 Pro & Ender 5/5 Pro Firmware | V4.2.X Board
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- Bowden Fitting Clips for Tough Extruder Fittings
- Ender 3 Dual Z Kit PSU Relocation STL Links
- EZABL Probe Mounts - Where to download them
- EZABL Solid Mount Camera STL Files
- EZOut Filament Sensor Mount for Wanhao Duplicator i3
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- 3D Printer Help Guide Creality & Others
- ABL Z Offset, Gantry Leveling, Babystepping, Storing Offset to EEPROM
- Creality V4.2.X Board Driver Codes
- Printer Bed Sizing Chart
- Printer Homing Types | Home Positions Explained | Min/Max/ABL Probes
- Removing Stress Marks from Printed Parts
- SKR E3 Mini, SKR E3 Turbo, Creality V4.2.2, and V4.2.7 LCD EMI Issue
- Testing and Checking your Stepper Motors
- Thermistor Values for Unified 2 Firmware
- Tips for Printing ABS Successfully with your 3D Printer
- What board is in my Ender 3D printer? | Ender 3/5
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- AnyCubic Mega Zero V1 Heated Bed Upgrade DIY Info
- CR-10S V2.0/V2.1 Temperature Repair
- Creality Press-Fit Extruder Gear Removal
- Dual Extrusion Setup Information
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- Linear Advance Information for Marlin Based Firmware
- P.I.D. Bed Calibration Guide
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- Arduino IDE - Mac OS X Setup Guide
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- 3D Printer Help Guide Creality & Others
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- Sensors and Gantry Grounding
- Setting your ZOffset (Video)
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- Creality BL Touch Probe Mount Offsets (Metal Bracket)
- Creality CR-10 and CR-10S Models – What Printer do you have?
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- Creality V2.0/V2.1/V2.2 Board – Atmel 2560 ICSP Programming Header Pinout
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Creality CR-10 and CR-10S Models – What Printer do you have?
Confusing Model Names
This guide applies to the “original” CR-10 and CR-10S series machines. This does NOT apply to the CR-10 V2, CR-10 V3, CR-10S Pro, or CR-10 Max. Those printers were all released after the original CR-10/CR-10S models.
Why Creality chose to keep the same model numbers is a mystery to us. It is important to realize that those 4 models listed above are completely different printer models. These models use different boards and other parts compared to the original CR-10/CR-10S series.
Intro
Please make sure you know what printer you have. There are 8 DIFFERENT models from Creality. There are 2 different boards across these models. The easiest way to identify what one you have is if it has a filament sensor or not. If it does then you have a CR-10S machine. If it does not then it is a CR-10.
Just because you have a CR-10 S4 or CR-10 S5 that does NOT make it a CR-10S.
The S4 and S5 sizes come available with either board versions. Again the main way to tell is if you have a filament sensor from Creality or not. Whether you have Dual Z or not does NOT matter. What matters is what board is in the enclosure.
The CR-10S Pro is NOT the same model or family as the CR-10 or CR-10S series. This is a completely different machine and this guide does not apply to the CR-10S Pro.
Typically every CR-10S board came with a filament sensor. So if you don’t have a filament sensor then it is the CR-10 and you need to use the CR-10 firmware. However, we have seen some CR-10 Mini machines ship with CR-10S boards. Use the below pictures of the boards that are in the wild to identify what model you have. The important thing is to use the correct firmware for the board that is in your machine.
Also, the bootloader is ONLY required on the CR-10 board. DO NOT flash the bootloader on the CR-10S board as you may damage it or prevent it from booting. Our included support does not cover helping you fix this because you failed to make sure you knew what printer you have.
If you accidentally flashed the bootloader on the CR-10S board to recover from that you will need to flash it again only selecting the MEGA 2560 as the board instead of the Sanguino/1284p. Then flash the firmware over USB.
Creality CR-10 Models:
- CR-10
- CR-10 Mini
- CR-10 S4
- CR-10 S5
Creality CR-10S Models:
- CR-10S
- CR-10S Mini
- CR-10S S4
- CR-10S S5
Hopefully, this clears some things up and helps you identify what printer you own.
Board Pictures
CR-10 Boards – (notice the small Atmel 1284p Chip):
Note there are “V1.1.3” & “V1.1.4” boards. These are the same as the V1.1.2 just with a filter capacitor installed. “V1.1.4” also has a CH340 USB to serial instead of the FT232R chip. They use the same firmware as the CR-10.
V1.1.5 – The V1.1.5 is the same as the V1.1.4 but typically has TMC2208 drivers installed and the PCB is black.
V1.1.X Board Original CR-10 Board (Green) Original CR-10 Board (Black)
CR-10S Boards – (notice the large Atmel 2560 Chip):
Note there are “V2.1” & “V2.2” boards and they are the same as the V2.0 just with a few extra fan ports. It uses the same firmware as the CR-10S.
V2.X Board Original CR-10S Board (Black) Original CR-10S Board (Green)