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This is a stock Marlin fork with Sovol SV06 configurations based on the original Sovol firmware (https://github.com/Sovol3d/Sv06-Source-Code).

Part of the configuration was based on Michael Hill's work, here: https://github.com/hillsoftware/sv06

Currently this is tracking the bugfix-2.1.x branch.

• Added Sovol's high speed firmware settings (v2.2.0)
• Up to date with official Marlin's branch bugfix-2.1.x (12-06-2024)
• Automatic Bed Leveling (Bilinear):
  • 3x3, so that it is easy to manually override the mesh if required
  • Automatically activated after powering on and after homing (G28)
• X-Twist Compensation: Compensates for twisted X axis, using three manual measurements
• Z-Probe Wizard: Adjust the Z-Probe offset
• Runout sensor: LOW and HIGH polarity releases

1. Install the new firmware as usual
   • put the .bin file inside a FAT32-formatted sdcard
   • put the sdcard in the printer and power it on
   • wait a couple of seconds until the new firmware appears on screen
   • just to be sure, I suggest removing the sdcard and deleting the firmware file
   • NOTE: if the printer does not update, try renaming the firmware file. The printer has a safety feature that stores the last flashed filename, so that it doesn't reflash it again accidentally.
2. Reset EEPROM and restore defaults, save settings
   • Configuration / Advanced / Initialize EEPROM
   • Configuration / Restore Defaults
   • Configuration / Save Settings
3. Auto-home
   • Motion / Homing / Auto Home
4. Auto Z-Align or manual Z align
   • Motion / Auto Z-Align
5. PID Autotune for extruder and bed, save settings
   • Configuration / Advanced / Temperature / Autotune E1 PID: 200
   • Configuration / Advanced / Temperature / Autotune Bed PID: 60
6. Z-Probe Wizard, save settings
   • Motion / Bed Leveling / Z Probe Wizard
7. ABL or input mesh manually via terminal, save settings (M500 for terminal)
   • Motion / Bed Leveling / Level Bed
8. Test print to check first layer
   • LeoCalibration.stl in the "calibration" folder

Done!

Disclaimer: Use it at your own risk.