Panucatt Kinetica G2C
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Hey,
someone asked me about a new control board running RRF, the panucatt kinetica G2C. Has this been developed in cooperation with Duet3D or is it just a random board that happens to use RRF? I also wonder about the TMC2209s they use -- I guess with stock RRF those would run like 2208s, so without all the interesting 2208 features? -
@oliof said in Panucatt Kinetica G2C:
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raises thread from the depths
I finally acquired the G2C and did a dry run over the weekend.
The board is a drop in replacement for the ender3 control board. It also allows dual z with a shared stepper driver.
Firmware is still some 2.05RC1R1 build that I couldn't find the source for.
The board is limited to 3m3v endstops and proves. It also doesn't sport any connectors beyond what's needed on the ender3.An interesting feature is the socket approach for the WiFi and Ethernet modules, which would make it simple to adapt for the upcoming SBC mode for non duet3 boards ... if RRF3 would be ported over
While personally I am a bit disappointed that there are no additional pins and headers, i.e. for a dual nozzle setup, additional fans, or similar, the board is advertised as a drop in replacement for the Ender3, and it fills that role.
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@oliof how did you set it up. Didn’t come with any instructions at all.
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I sold it off, since I didn't have a use for it. In an Ender3 style machine it's pretty straightforward. Their fork is at https://github.com/Panucatt/RepRapFirmware and since it's still RRF 2.0.x you don't need to know the pin names.
I can ask the person I sold it to whether they would share their configuration.
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Default config can be found in the support files https://panucattdevices.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/1000287677-support-files
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Look up Chris's Basement on youtube.
That and the links from Panucatt I've got mine going fairly well at the moment.Can Share my config.g if you'd like.
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Look in the alternative boards/ports section of the forums.
There is an STM port there I think.