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Hardware overhead wise, is there any chance that the user interface for the PanelDue could be migrated to a html/css/js system in order for it to be easily customisable?
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Hardware overhead wise, is there any chance that the user interface for the PanelDue could be migrated to a html/css/js system in order for it to be easily customisable?
No. If you want to do that, use a tablet computer instead.
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Ok thanks David
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Another thing i would like to see…if i change the speed factor its possible at the panel..but i cant see the current speed factor. Only the extruder factor is shown
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The speed factor displays correctly for me. Which Panel Due firmware version do you have?
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it´s a 4.3" LCD…or is that the reason? too small?
Version1.17 says the lcd
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@David…found the Error..it was Error 42..Reason sat 42cm away from the LCD
Changed at assembly the language to german..
Speed..a really short word...the german word is " Geschwindigkeit" so..no space left for the percentagechanged to english again..problem solved...thx
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I'm glad you solved it. Is there a shorter German word or abbreviation it could use?
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As the word speed is not uncommon in germany i would change it to speed..guess even my grandma would know that its Geschwindigkeit.
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Thanks, I'll make that change that in the next PanelDue firmware release.
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Haha, found the bug with "Geschwindigkeit" by myself… Another funny "fault" is the german translation for "invert display". It translates to "Farben invertieren" what means "invert colors". Correct translation would probably be "Anzeige invertieren". Maybe you could add this to some bug-reporting list if you like
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Ya, gerne!
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I'm glad you solved it. Is there a shorter German word or abbreviation it could use?
How about a custom character? https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geschwindigkeit lists it as a vector. ("V under arrow").
Otherwise, i think "Geschw." (with the period) would be linguistically acceptable?
Or else maybe "m/s" "mm/s" "mm/m"?
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I used "Speed" because that was suggested earlier.
