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MEGA 2560 can be used with SMART RAMPS 1.4 #21059

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Description

The SMART RAMPS board works with both the Arduino DUE and Arduino MEGA 2560 boards. The following PR enables that capability.

Requirements

Arduino MEGA 2560 (or equivalent clone), SMART Ramps + AZSMZ 12864 LCD (For Arduino Due Like RAMPS-FD or RADDS 3D print control panel control board.

Benefits

The PR allows the use of the MEGA 2560 board with the SMART RAMPS board by removing the compiler directive that throws an pre-compiler exception. It defines pins needed to use the EEPROM on the SMART RAMPS board.

Configurations

The commit in this link has the configuration used in testing. https://github.com/kpishere/Marlin/tree/itopie400%2B

PS: Sorry for the prior one from wrong branch!

@thinkyhead thinkyhead merged commit 7069d03 into MarlinFirmware:bugfix-2.0.x Feb 12, 2021
@kpishere kpishere deleted the smart-ramps-mega2560 branch February 12, 2021 12:29
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