It worked, thank you very much.

RRF does not support PanelDue on more than one serial port, although on machines that have two or more serial ports, it could be added.

If one PanelDue was needed for displaying the machine state only (i.e. no commands sent by it) then it could have its DIN line connected on parallel with the other PanelDue, so that it snoops on the data sent to the other one.

@Phaedrux said in Move command not executed from PanelDue + Pendant:

And firmware version on the Duet?

RRF2, this one I got it right, I'm sure... 😊

@Veti raaa ok you won 😉

@ktapper Not sure if that matters. Logic can be totally independent from physical connection.

Yeah, it is USB. Ihad to omit the "--usb-port=true" flag. It works now 🙂

What firmware is your Duet running?

I'll keep this in mind. No promises though. 😉

Everything it's OK.
Thanks

@jay_s_uk I'm running SBC on a RasPi 4B, thanks for the advice.

@dirtybirdnj said in External Control Buttons / DIY PanelDue?:

I'm hoping to do is wire all these buttons to a raspberry pi, and have it send commands to control the Duet.

you can send g-code to the duet web interface, to the usb serial interface or enable telnet and send g-code there as the pi processes the button presses.

(think the telnet option is depricated and might get removed at some point)

However if you have enough free pins on the Duex expansion connector I'd keep it all on the Duet for reliability.

@Phaedrux said in 7" touch display connect with duet 3d board:

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Getting_Started_With_Duet_3

Have you actually gone through any of the documentation?

Freaking out and should have thought about that - thanks 🙂 will give that a go

I had tried 3 other cables before posting, obviously all of them are charge only 😞

Found a full cable and now my laptop sees the PanelDuo - TG!!!!!!!

Appreciate the quick assist Veti 🙂

Please contact E3D and initiate a warranty exchange. You can link them to this thread as authorization.

@dc42 well try to move stuff without looking at the screen but looking at what you are doing ... imho check this circle divided in 4 parts, put the finger in the middle and move your head to the printer, move your finger around and you are moving head .. more finger is from the center, you move it more... works without looking .. the layout as is now on the panel I have to use the stylus just to not move wrong axis by looking at the screen, without looking at the screen I can't do anything...

imho for paneldue it would be better to have a separate "how much" slider to decide by how much you are moving and then something like this circle and stripe for where (so no matter where in the quarter of the screen you touch you move by same set value)

anyhow, those are my preferences, but I'm using attm only one paneldue and mostly only for monitoring and don't remember last time I "touched" it and I don't think I'll be getting more of them so I'm ok with whatever you guy's make... I'm thinking about using old phones as interface, they can all run both web and some special app ..