PanelDue on the Duet3 Board

Danal

No config necessary, on either side. Latest Panel Due firmware recommended.

Hardware hookup... I'm about to do this myself, literally in the next few min, so take this with a grain of salt until I update:

io0.in on Duet3

Connector on Panel

Panel +5V to pin 5 on Duet3
Panel GND to pin 3 on Duet3
Panel URXD0 to Pin 4 on Duet3
Panel UTXDO to Pin 2 on Duet3

Pin 1 on Duet3 not connected.

Edit: The photo that DC42 pointed out:

tobias_munich

many thanks, will try it..

dc42

There's a photo of the cable here https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Getting_Started_With_Duet_3#Section_Running_in_standalone_mode.

Dougal1957

@dc42 Does the PanelDue still work if the D3 is run via a SBC? not that I plan on doing it as I have found a good but cheap 7" Hdmi touch screen for the pi4 but it would be good to know.

A Former User

While we wait for final confirmation, you can use it in other ways than the IO_0 connector, ref: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/13566/socat-the-guide-to-remote-serial-paneldue-and-telnet-ish

The jury is still out on wheather or not CodeConsole was a good solution, but serial worked fine, caveats included in post.

dc42

@Dougal1957 said in PanelDue on the Duet3 Board:

@dc42 Does the PanelDue still work if the D3 is run via a SBC? not that I plan on doing it as I have found a good but cheap 7" Hdmi touch screen for the pi4 but it would be good to know.

With a SBC attached you won't be able to list files or macros on the PanelDue, but the other functions should still work.

Danal

Wiring is correct above. I was on PanelDue R1.21.something and it would not connect. Upgrading to latest, 1.23.1, and it is fine.

As expected, no file handling (I run a Pi). Everything else works. Peachy. Maybe even Peachy Keen!

A Former User

@Danal said in PanelDue on the Duet3 Board:

Upgrading to latest, 1.23.1, and it is fine.

i'll try that, thanks for reporting!

tobias_munich

@dc42 ok thanks this was my guess.
If a SBC is connected then you will have limited functionality on the PanelDue.
Tobias

Danal

@tobias_munich said in PanelDue on the Duet3 Board:

@dc42 ok thanks this was my guess.
If a SBC is connected then you will have limited functionality on the PanelDue.
Tobias

I've been using mine for about a day now, and everything seems to work EXCEPT anything that would involve a file on the SD. So no print jobs and no macros.

The better alternative if using Duet3+Pi may be a screen/keyboard/mouse on the Pi. Or, even better, a touchscreen that emulates all three. These seem to be widely available... need to pick one!

Dougal1957

I got this one which works well but do need to find a virtual Keyboard for the Pi

7inch HDMI Touchscreen

Danal

I'm going to give this one a try, will know something in a few days:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TXFPHM2/

I've seen some posts here about different virtual keyboard packages for Pi, can't find the post right now.

tobias_munich

@Danal have the same one.

Danal

@tobias_munich Excellent!

Have you found a good virtual keyboard?

tobias_munich

@Danal
mostly I use florence.
bad haven't installed it yet

Dougal1957

@Danal that's the same one I have!!

Kiwi3D

How is this achieved, is a Raspberry Pi required to obtain this UI?

TIA

Ray

A Former User

@Kiwi3D said in PanelDue on the Duet3 Board:

How is this achieved, is a Raspberry Pi required to obtain this UI?

TIA

Ray

All Duet have this UI, its called DuetWebControl and you only need a web browser (phone, tablet, raspberry pi, desktop or laptop doesn't matter). You don't need a Raspberry Pi to host it, but it is an option for the Duet 3, and the future Duet 2 boards will also support Raspberry Pi

Kiwi3D

@bearer fully understand.....I guess I was not clear. The above picture of the PanelDue interface is far superior than I currently see

How do we get that specific view on the PanelDue

Regards

Ray

Nuramori

@Dougal1957 said in PanelDue on the Duet3 Board:

@dc42 Does the PanelDue still work if the D3 is run via a SBC? not that I plan on doing it as I have found a good but cheap 7" Hdmi touch screen for the pi4 but it would be good to know.

Yes. This is exactly how I’m running it at the moment. The information above are all the things I followed to get it to work.