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    • UnderDoneSushi
      UnderDoneSushi last edited by

      Anyone ever see the Manga screen 2 before? I followed its kickstarter. It's from the creators of the beaglebone board. Would there be a possibility of it working with the Duet?

      https://www.thing-printer.com/product/manga-screen/

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      • timcurtis67
        timcurtis67 last edited by

        I've got one. The 5.9" version along with a Replicape board. They are sitting on a shelf until I decide what to do with them. They just aren't up to the task for operating a 3D printer. They work okay but need a lot of refinement to come anywhere close to the features a duetwifi has.

        The Manga screen works with HDMI input and the touch part works with UBS. I'm sure you could rig up the Manga screen onto a Beaglebone black and connect it to the Duet through the UBS but the outcome would cost more than just buying a panel due or a simple tablet.

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        • UnderDoneSushi
          UnderDoneSushi @timcurtis67 last edited by

          @timcurtis67 So basically its not worth it, just buy a cheap Amazon Fire tablet and use DWC? haha

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          • timcurtis67
            timcurtis67 last edited by

            Officially I'm not saying it is good or bad. ☺

            The screen is nice. But the firmware development is way behind... Way behind....

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