Hi,
I'm unsure if this is in the right place to post, but if not I kindly ask to please move to the right subfolder! I was not sure where to put this as I'm also unsure what the issue here is!
Following a successful compilation of Marlin after the suggested changes by Dust in this topic, and now that I have some more extra time on my hands I've attempted to breadboard a prototype of my printer control board with the teensy and peripherals.
Temperatures are detected, drivers seem to be so as well even though an error over Serial port stating the following is thrown:
But then, the drivers VMOT are also not powered, and none of the drivers outputs are connected to steppers motors either, so maybe that's why the errors are thrown, not sure, will have to test with them connected and powered on later on.
What I've forgotten to test thus far was the BLTouch.
What I am having issues with is getting the DWIN display to work properly with DGUS Reloaded.
I contacted DWIN OEM for the latest kernel and instruction files for erasing and programming the display, and followed their instructions,
I follow the instruction and flash the display with a PGT05 burner i purchased from DWIN for steps 1 and 2.
In the instructions, if I move the whole folder of step 3 to the sd card and program that to the display the display works perfectly and displays perfect graphics, image below of display with DWIN default kernel and firmware:
but if i rinse and repeat the process but at the end only move the files
T5L_OS_V22_NO RTC_20230618.BIN
T5L_TCON_SET_20240409
to the SD card (which flashes normal) and then flash DGUS reloaded, the screen ends up flickering on and off endlessly when powered on, even when connected to the teensy, display serial RX to teensy serial port 5 TX, and display TX to teensy serial port 5 RX.
An image of the display flickering.. I'm mostly unsure why this happens, are DGUS Reloaded files corrupted?
I've attached the latest DWIN kernel files and instructions i received from DWIN in case anyone else requires them as well to reflash their display.
The full Marlin code I'm using is available here.
I've tested and the display's backlight only flickers when connected to the teensy, not when on standalone powered up by the power supply! So I'm assuming this might be a Marlin issue, although since I'm not familiar with Marlin's codebase, I don't really know how to proceed from here, I'd like to kindly ask for help if you could provide!
I'm unsure if this is in the right place to post, but if not I kindly ask to please move to the right subfolder! I was not sure where to put this as I'm also unsure what the issue here is!
Following a successful compilation of Marlin after the suggested changes by Dust in this topic, and now that I have some more extra time on my hands I've attempted to breadboard a prototype of my printer control board with the teensy and peripherals.
Temperatures are detected, drivers seem to be so as well even though an error over Serial port stating the following is thrown:
Testing X connection... Error: All LOW
But then, the drivers VMOT are also not powered, and none of the drivers outputs are connected to steppers motors either, so maybe that's why the errors are thrown, not sure, will have to test with them connected and powered on later on.
What I've forgotten to test thus far was the BLTouch.
What I am having issues with is getting the DWIN display to work properly with DGUS Reloaded.
I contacted DWIN OEM for the latest kernel and instruction files for erasing and programming the display, and followed their instructions,
I follow the instruction and flash the display with a PGT05 burner i purchased from DWIN for steps 1 and 2.
In the instructions, if I move the whole folder of step 3 to the sd card and program that to the display the display works perfectly and displays perfect graphics, image below of display with DWIN default kernel and firmware:
but if i rinse and repeat the process but at the end only move the files
T5L_OS_V22_NO RTC_20230618.BIN
T5L_TCON_SET_20240409
to the SD card (which flashes normal) and then flash DGUS reloaded, the screen ends up flickering on and off endlessly when powered on, even when connected to the teensy, display serial RX to teensy serial port 5 TX, and display TX to teensy serial port 5 RX.
An image of the display flickering.. I'm mostly unsure why this happens, are DGUS Reloaded files corrupted?
I've attached the latest DWIN kernel files and instructions i received from DWIN in case anyone else requires them as well to reflash their display.
The full Marlin code I'm using is available here.
I've tested and the display's backlight only flickers when connected to the teensy, not when on standalone powered up by the power supply! So I'm assuming this might be a Marlin issue, although since I'm not familiar with Marlin's codebase, I don't really know how to proceed from here, I'd like to kindly ask for help if you could provide!