Radds with PanelDue on Marlin?
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Hi I've been following along the Marlin github on the PanelDue working for the RADDS since it came up last May, as I got an extra PanelDue that I would like to put it on the RADDS if possible I'm wondering if it works yet with Marlin 2.0, and if so, how should I wire it, as I can't seem to find any pictures for that? Thank you very much!
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the panel due talks serial. so you would wire it up the the second serial interface headers on the board.
https://duet3d.com/PanelDue says its 5v tolerant on serial so it should be no problem.
connect ground to ground. 5v to 5v and serial tx and rx. -
@iamthebest22 said in Radds with PanelDue on Marlin?:
I can't seem to find any pictures for that?
pictures are here
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connecting_an_LCD_control_panel#Section_Connecting_a_PanelDue -
Hi Veti thanks for the response, yeah I saw those pictures, but it's for connecting to a Duet, how about the RADDS? Do I just connect it to the same 10 pin connector on the radds? like I'm not sure which pins on the Radds itself. If there is a pic showing which pins to connect to on the RADDS itself that would be greatly appreciated.
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look at
Option 2: 4-way cablethe pins on the radds depend on the serial2 you configured in marlin
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Ah okay, so how do I set the serial2 in marlin? xD I have absolutely no knowledge on that, and where is the serial2 on the RADDS? can't find it here >.< https://www.henschke-geraetebau.de/dr/RADDS_23_sch.pdf
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I believe users have previously connected a PanelDue to the AUX connector on RADDS. It has +5V, Tx, Rx and ground pins. See http://doku.radds.org/dokumentation/radds/.
Those users were running RapRapFirmware on the Due/RADDS. I've no idea how you enable that serial port in Marlin, of whether Marlin supports the GCodes commands used by PanelDue (M408 S1 and S2, M20 S2, M36).
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in configuration.h
//#define SERIAL_PORT_2 -1
you have to uncomment the line and set it to the desired port.
for the port number you have to look up the pin layout.
the aux port has rx1 and tx1, so i would guess those would be serial 1
