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    • Vetiundefined
      Veti
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      the duet maestro yes. the duet wifi/ethernet is missing crucial hardware.

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      • taconiteundefined
        taconite
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        @Veti oh okay at 12:00 he says that all duet users kann use that and on an older thread david said there is a connector for it (https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/821/duet-wifi-display-support-question/3)

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        • dc42undefined
          dc42 administrators @taconite
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          @taconite said in display support LCD 12864:

          @Veti oh okay at 12:00 he says that all duet users kann use that and on an older thread david said there is a connector for it (https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/821/duet-wifi-display-support-question/3)

          The connector was for a 20x4 text display that uses 3.3V signal levels. But nobody makes those as complete units, and the 2-line format can't display very much information. So we never added the 20x4 support in firmware.

          It's possible that a 3.3V compatible 12864 display would work from the SPI daughter board connector without level shifters, although the datasheet implies that the SPI clock signal needs to be gated externally with CS. It's not hard to find 3.3V-compatible 12864 displays, but all the cheap integrated display+encoder combinations seem to be 5V only.

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          • Cataundefined
            Cata
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            Old discussion, without firmware support it is useless to think about how or which display can be connected.
            There are some options but they are made by users and not all well documented.

            arduino+12864 connected in paneldue port
            alt text

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            • dc42undefined
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              @cata said in display support LCD 12864:

              Old discussion, without firmware support it is useless to think about how or which display can be connected.

              The firmware support could be enabled fairly easily if the hardware support was there. It would probably be necessary to reduce the maximum number of stepper drivers and axes supported when the display is enabled, to free up memory.

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              • oliofundefined
                oliof @Cata
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                @cata is there some documentation for how to get arduino+12864 running on the paneldue port?

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                • fotomasundefined
                  fotomas @oliof
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                  @oliof I am also interested ...

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                  • taconiteundefined
                    taconite
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                    @dc42 I totally see your point and I would go for the panel any time. I was just curious what the CEO of M3D was talking about. So I guess he is "lying" when he says, that they contributed it to the repository

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                    • dc42undefined
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                      last edited by dc42

                      M3D did write a significant portion of the 12864 display code in RRF.

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                      • Cataundefined
                        Cata @oliof
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                        @oliof basic info in pieces in this forum and little comments in spanish grups.

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                        • oliofundefined
                          oliof @Cata
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                          @cata believe me, I looked around. A couple links would have been helpful ...

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