Marlin EEPROM Editor

Makes it possible to change the EEPROM values of Marlin Firmware through OctoPrint

Originally by Anderson Silva until 2018 development taken over by Charlie Powell in October 2020.

The Marlin EEPROM editor provides an easy to use, feature-rich UI to edit your machine’s configuration.

Features

Load & parse the EEPROM data out of the firmware
Edit many of the values configured
Save EEPROM changes on the printer with a minimal number of commands
Storage of data on the OctoPrint server, so it can be viewed while printer is disconnected or printing.
Backup feature:
- Enabled saving configuration snapshots, restoring, downloading, uploading
Display firmware info, including capability report

Be sure to check out the screenshots below for more details!

Find it in the plugin manager or install manually using this URL:

https://github.com/cp2004/OctoPrint-EEPROM-Marlin/releases/latest/download/release.zip

This plugin requires that you have both these items in Marlin’s Configuration.h file:

In other words, EEPROM_CHITCHAT and the M503 command must be enabled - comment out disabling it.

A complete re-write of this plugin, now V3!

Featuring:

Python processing & storage, eliminating performance issues in the UI.
Storage of data on the OctoPrint server, so it can be viewed while the printer is disconnected or printing.
Brand new UI, written from the ground up.
Includes new read-only mode, when the printer is printing
All-new backup feature, allowing naming and storing of backups, so you can quickly swap between profiles and more.
… and more!

For the full changelist please check out the release notes.

Firmware info overview

Configuration editor

Backup feature

I am working on this plugin in my spare time, if you appreciate the work I have put in please consider sponsoring its development on GitHub.

Whilst I don’t like bugs, I want to know where they are!

Check out some more of my plugins in the repository here