Turn your printer into a Juke Box.

evomotors

@Phaedrux Too bad I don't have panel due.

A Former User

@evomotors said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

@Phaedrux Too bad I don't have panel due.

as it uses the standard M300 code it ~~should~~ could work with 12864 based displays that are cheap as chips; and as of 3.2 should be supported for Duet 2 Wifi as wella s Duet 2 Maestro. (just make sure to get the correct chipset for your board)

oliof

The 12864s I tried had simple buzzers without tone modulation ... Caveat emptor

evomotors

@bearer said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

@evomotors said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

@Phaedrux Too bad I don't have panel due.

as it uses the standard M300 code it ~~should~~ could work with 12864 based displays that are cheap as chips; and as of 3.2 should be supported for Duet 2 Wifi as wella s Duet 2 Maestro. (just make sure to get the correct chipset for your board)

I'm on Duet 3 with SBC. I wonder if one of the spear connectors on Duet 3 can be used for this

A Former User

@evomotors said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

Duet 3 with SBC

suspect you'd need to tinker with the firmware to pull that off, and then it might be easier to try to deal with it on the SBC - or let DWC take care of it, however i've not found DWC to 100% flawless with playback of M300 sequences.

evomotors

@bearer said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

@evomotors said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

Duet 3 with SBC

suspect you'd need to tinker with the firmware to pull that off, and then it might be easier to try to deal with it on the SBC - or let DWC take care of it, however i've not found DWC to 100% flawless with playback of M300 sequences.

I tried with DWC, doesn't sounds right.

oliof

@evomotors if you're not using an 12864 you can still enable it and then use the buzzer pin to drive whatever you want. It'll silence DWC as well.

A Former User

Afaik Duet3 6HC isnt built with support for that? So hacking something in the pi might be easier than maintaining a fork.

oliof

I missed the duet3 mention (-;

mh

Hmm... The PanelDue 3.0 buzzer seems to be a DC version that has a built-in frequency generator and a little "+" on the housing indicating its polarity?
Was that different in earlier versions?

Phaedrux

@mh said in Turn your printer into a Juke Box.:

Hmm... The PanelDue 3.0 buzzer seems to be a DC version that has a built-in frequency generator and a little "+" on the housing indicating its polarity?
Was that different in earlier versions?

This post might better belong as a new thread in the paneldue forum for better visibility.