da Vinci Jr. 1.0
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@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
!!!Marlin was easy edit pins.h!!! ,and thatโs it .
Is this the same with RRF???or Duet WiFino, because RRF is specific for the duet.
there is a lpc port of RRF
https://github.com/sdavi/RepRapFirmware/tree/v2-dev-lpc/EdgeRelease/ExampleBoardConfig
which has support for the popular skr v1.3.@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
No videos on websites from duet creators with simple basic Tutorials
there are a lot of tutorials on how to set up the duet on youtube
as well as a good guide like this https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/Ender+3+Pro+and+Duet+Maestro+Guide+Part+1:+Wiring/37Why not spread the word about duet2 WiFi
i dont think there are many people that have invested time into 3d printing that have not heard about the duet.
@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
Lack of 4x20 or4x16 support??? And keypad?.
the duet hast the paneldue
the maestro supports the standard 12864 lcd. why would you want 4x20 support? -
@Veti why would you want 4x20 support? Because junior printer has
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well you have your work cut out for you.
i dont think you will find a lot of people that are interested in doing this, as the price of the davinci board is more than the duet.
https://3dprintersuperstore.com.au/products/motherboard-for-da-vinci -
@Veti oh did not see this,yes it is ripoff price..
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@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
What files to edit for pin swap???
The pin definitions are in two places:
- File CoreNG/variants/DuetNG/variant.cpp describes the capabilities of each pin. You would only need to change this file if you want to use a pin for a special function (e.g. a serial interface, or SPI interface) and the Duet doesn't use that pin for that function.
- The main pin definition is in file RepRapFirmware/src/DuetNG/Pins_DuetNG.h.
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@dc42 And โNGโ stads for?...
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@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
@dc42 And โNGโ stads for?...
"Next Generation", the code name we used for the Duet WiFi before we announced it.
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Thank you
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@ViralTinker
Forgot to ask ,what for is chip next to WiFi module connected together?is it for reset?
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@ViralTinker said in da Vinci Jr. 1.0:
@ViralTinker
Forgot to ask ,what for is chip next to WiFi module connected together?is it for reset?
It's to detect the leading edge of the chip select signal from the WiFi module and cancel the data request. It could probably be eliminated by changing the firmware on the WiFi module, however when I wrote the firmware for that module, the documentation of the ESP8266 was so poor that it wasn't clear whether the chip supported edge-triggered interrupts or not.
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Thanks a lot