Duet2 WiFi Firmware on Raise 3d E2 ?
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Is there a way to use the Duet2 Wifi firmware on the Raise3d E2's motion board?
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well yes if you spend the time porting it yourself.
otherwise you will be out of luck as very few people will have the raise controller board.
there are ports for skr boards.
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I think it must be possible.
There is already Duet WiFi firmware on the Motionboard.
Only on the control board where the WiFi module is located is Raise's own software or firmware. -
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have you seen they've released the source for their own build?
It should be possible to build your own firmware and bring it up to date with current sources.
https://github.com/Raise3D/Reprap-Raise3D-E2-Series -
my main concern is to be able to use the Duet Web App
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see if you can install klipper on it.
then you can install https://github.com/meteyou/mainsail which will give you a similar experience -
@Proschi78 said in Duet2 WiFi Firmware on Raise 3d E2 ?:
my main concern is to be able to use the Duet Web App
If it's running RRF and supports HTTP then you should be able to use DWC on it.
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@dc42 Is only the question how?
I'm not a specialist in the field -
@Proschi78 what does the contents of the SD card for the board look like?
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looks like this
@jay_s_uk
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@Proschi78 so replace the contents of the www folder with the latest version of DWC from here. https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetWebControl/releases/tag/3.1.1
I suggest taking a backup of the sd card before you make any modifications -
@jay_s_uk On the motion board map.
The control board on the display has no card in it.
it boots from internal memory
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@jay_s_uk thanks, I'll test that at noon today
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here again the pictures of the two cards.
with a description of the connections
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ah, that might be difficult then as the networking isn't handled by the control board and instead by the LCD screen.
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can you post the output of m122?
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@Veti I do after work
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@jay_s_uk said in Duet2 WiFi Firmware on Raise 3d E2 ?:
ah, that might be difficult then as the networking isn't handled by the control board and instead by the LCD screen.
That's the problem
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If the pins for the dedicated SPI channel are available on the main board, then you might be able to connect an ESP12-based WiFi module to the main board.