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The Close button for the Dynamic Red Calib. is misspelled as "lose" instead of "Close"
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It was a modified version of the mUVe modifications (a fork of a fork). I am currently working on bringing it up from Marlin 1.0.0 (Stable) to Marlin 1.0.2-2 (WIP). A few people on Google+ are using it.
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I think you have to use the instructions for Linux installation. After all despite anything in TinkerOS it is still Debian under the hood.
Also just an FYI, the rPi3 also supports 4K not just 1080p
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The KLD printers use Sprinter firmware and there is a version of Marlin that has been modified for these printers. The version of Marlin that is currently available addresses the [[WaitForDoneMessage]] message and does not require that you use a delay instead.
Experimental branch merged with master
Hmmm, Why are you not using bcm2835 as that is the specific driver used in the rPi?
Just being curious.
There is now an ongoing discussion about the KLD-LCD1260 & KLD-LCD2150 Resin Printers in this community
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I would like to ask about upping the communication on the rPi nanoDLP to 250000 baud, there can be issues with bit errors using slower baud rates. there was quite a discussion on this very topic in the Marlin repository here, https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/issues/205. Please note Diad's (Ultimaker/Cura) and ErikZalm's (Marlin) comments on this issue. As you read you will see there are advantages to using 250000 over 115200 with respect to the rPi.
Was there a technical reason 250000 baud was not included?
New experimental branch created with all the projector serial 2 code stripped out of the source.
Based on Marlin 1.0.0 forked from mUVeDLP-Running. This version has EEPROM enabled and all the functionality of the added 'Z-move_comp' message after G1/G0 Z axis moves. This firmware will allow you to use the [[WaitForDoneMessage]] instead of populating your gcode with M400 commands. Source available on GITHUB, anyone that would like to contribute code is more than welcome.
Things I would love to address, when using a generic RAMPS board the ability to support the 2004 LCD Controller. Also trimming the menu items in Marlin to only include the necessary things to start a print. Printing from SD card.
Source is located here:
https://github.com/WheresWaldo/Marlin_KLD-LCD