Feature request - PanelDue ATX power on/off
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Hi,
Did not find a wish list for PanelDue.
I'm sorely missing power on and off M80 / M81 on the PanelDue. I keep opening the console and touch keyboard to do this because the printer turns it self off every time i press STOP. I do not want to turn on ATX power when I power on the printer mains.
I have the 7" V2
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Stian -
Taking a quick look at the code it does not look daunting to fix my self
Looks like I could add something similar to the stop button on row 2 after all the heaters. Then fix the event code.
DisplayField::SetDefaultColours(colours.powerOnButtonTextColour, colours.powerOnButtonBackColour); mgr.AddField(new TextButton(row2, margin, bedColumn - fieldSpacing - margin - 16, strings->pwrOn, evPowerOn)); -
Why not set up a macro to do this?
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It would make it easier but having power on/off on the main screen on paneldue would be better
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As most users have fewer than the maximum 6 tools, I am considering using the right hand side of the temperatures area on the Control page to show buttons for some of the macros.
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Macro buttons would do nicely. That would even be better.
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I was just getting ready to ask for this same feature this morning. I do use a macro right now but an atx on/off button or macro buttons on the main screen would be great.
+1
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As most users have fewer than the maximum 6 tools, I am considering using the right hand side of the temperatures area on the Control page to show buttons for some of the macros.
Just out of curiosity, what would happen for users of 6 tools? I do have 6 by default when using my 5 colour hot end (one for each of the primary inputs plus one which is a mix of all 5). It's no big deal as I can do what I need from DWC. So if the needs of the many would better be served by utilising the space for something else, then I' not going to make a fuss. Just curious what DWC will display when I'm using 6 tools that's all.
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I was thinking of displaying the first few macros only if there are 2 or fewer tools defined when using the 5" or 7" screen, and only if there is just 1 tool defined when using the 4.3" screen.
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I was thinking of displaying the first few macros only if there are 2 or fewer tools defined when using the 5" or 7" screen, and only if there is just 1 tool defined when using the 4.3" screen.
Ah OK. That works for me.
