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Connecting and controlling LED's with Duet 2 Wifi

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    RocketPat
    last edited by 13 May 2020, 22:54

    Hey, is there a way to connect Led's to the Duet 2 Wifi and control them in some way via Gcode? For example, if I want a Led to turn on when the extruder heats up. I know the Duet has a few IO pins like an Ardunio and maybe I can make my printer look a little better. 🙂

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      Danal
      last edited by 14 May 2020, 01:13

      Yes.
      https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Using_servos_and_controlling_unused_IO_pins

      Depending on the type of LED, you will very likely need an "intermediate", anything from a simple transistor to an entire board.

      Delta / Kossel printer fanatic

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        JamesM
        last edited by 14 May 2020, 01:55

        A simple way to make leds turn on when the hotend is heating up is using a pwm fan output and turn it on thermostatically once the hotend reaches a certain temperature just like the fan that cools the hotend. I just control my leds using a fan slider through the duet web control on a fan output.

        You would just need the leds to use the same voltage as your fans do if you chose to do it that way.

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          1ri
          last edited by 14 May 2020, 19:55

          Hi!!

          Hope this helps you using RGB leds

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