@PaulHew , thanks for your support - it is working as I had hoped. I was babystepping with it a few minutes ago. Very handy.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
For all interested parties, I have news - the $12 RepRap Discount Full Graphic Smart Controller arrived today, and instantly worked as it should, no set up or monkey business required to get it going. Yahoo !
So there it is - there is at least one Ender OEM LCD variant out there that will not readily play with the Maestro.
Thanks to all who contributed advice and comments - I appreciate your time and attention to this little issue.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
@Phaedrux , me too, but further investigations must wait. GF has persuaded me to take her out dancing at the biker bar out in the woods .... it'll be a nice break from the print room.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
@ccluck ![alt text](image url )
This is the back side of the LCD board I'm trying to connect - not same as the one in the Duet_Ender3 guide, but it works fine with a Creality 1.14 board and the upgraded Creality "silent" 1.15 board connected to their single ten-pin (EXP1) connectors ( they don't have EXP2 or EXP3 ) Like I said earlier, I have two Maestros here, each easily accessible, so I've tried both with no luck. I must be missing some fundamental key to the puzzle, like it needs some other key besides the M918 enablement.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
they look OK to me, the connectors are snug when they go on, not loose or wiggly -
RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
@Phaedrux , yes, I was making every attempt to get the OEM Ender display running, without success. I only just threw the other one into the mix to see if it might work. Wasn't aware that it is an entirely different sort of device. I just pulled it out of a box of Tevo Tarantula that was given to me, read the label that says RepRap...... so I tried it.
To reiterate, my stock Ender 3 Pro LCD doesn't work with ANY of the suggestions proffered thus far. I've meticulously followed your guide, been back over it several times, tried everything suggested in this thread - all to no avail.
I'll buy a RepRap display off Amazon to see what's up - I'll be doubly sure it is a 12864 device. If that doesn't work, then OK, its an ineffable mystery and I'll just continue using an old phone when I need to stand right in front of the machine for babystepping.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
Thanks David - I guess that's a non-starter then. I truly didn't know that. I think I'll order a 128X64 RepRap LCD off Amazon for $12USD. Worth the investment just to see if these two particular Maestros really will drive a display.
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
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removed the G4 line above M918 and deleted the F parameter.The RepRap LCD looks legit to me - labeled "RepRap Discount Smart Controller - www.bigtree-tech"
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
I've found a discrepancy between the known setup and what I have here - the guide shows the setup for a board labeled "128647W-10" while mine is labeled "ENH12864Z-1"
They are similar in that they both have the three big black dots on the back, but are actually very different in the arrangement of pretty much all the other components
Y'all reckon this is the issue ? My LCD is some weird variant that just isn't going to work with the proven pin connections ?
but that doesn't explain why the other LCD, the RepRap one, doesn't work either
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RE: Ender 3 Pro - RRF 2.04 - can't get 12864 LCD to work
Paul - I have two ribbon cables exactly like the one you pictured and confirmed that the index trace is at the arrow, both ends.
David - the Ender machine has the Maestro connected to the OEM 24VDC power supply, there isn't anything plugged into the USB port. The Monoprice machine has its Maestro running from a 25A 13.8VDC power supply left over from ham radio days, also nothing in USB port