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After some inspiration from Raspberry Pi cases i have decided to design a more aesthetic model with smoother surfaces and easier mounting mechanisms, hence i intend to put this as the new project forward.

...You will have to buy this lcd kit for the raspberry pi. You will have to power supply the pi trough the gpio connection. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Best-Price-Original-3-5-LCD-TFT-Touch-Screen-Display-for-Raspberry-Pi-2-Model-B/32508151978.html

This is remix of "PanelDue 7i & 5i Cases with flexible mounts" for [Waveshare 5" HDMI LCD (H) version](https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/5inch_HDMI_LCD_(H)).

I whipped up this case for my 5" touchscreen LCD for my Raspberry Pi I got off Aliexpress Ideally this is meant for OctoPrint and OctoScreen/ OctoDash but honestly it could work for anything. In my setup I tap off of the 24v PSU on the Ender 3 and...

Raspberry Pi 5 inch lcd case Fits the Raspberry pi 5 inch HDMI display-B with capacitive touch LCD screen found here - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002550189338.html Edit: Reprinted with a carbon effect on the front.

Raspberry Pi 5 inch lcd case Fits the Raspberry pi 5 inch HDMI display-B with capacitive touch LCD screen found here - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002550189338.html Edit: Reprinted with a carbon effect on the front. Category: Gadgets

Hello, this is remix of this project (good job!): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3679054 My lcd had higher lcd, so i decided to change front part by adding 2mm of height.

This is the case for an independent OctoPi system suitable for my 5 inch touch LCD, Raspberry Pi 3 and stand for Pi Camera. Includes a stand where i mounted the Camera. Also i included guides for the camera cable, mounted in the arm pieces. I used...

This case is for Elecrow"s (waveshare) 5 inch lcd screen. This is part of a project to create modular components for a portable handheld gaming system. This way novices can assemble any models they want to use and essentially "snap" them together to...

it"s based on raspberry Pi and 5 inch GPIO HDMI touch screen, you can buy it from links below:http://www.52pi.com/en/lcd-display/83-5-inch-800x480-hdmi-tft-lcd-touch-screen-for-raspberry-pi-32-model-bb-ab.html and you can get the user manual from...

If you"re looking for the smallest case for Raspberry Pi with Waveshare 3.5" Touch LCD with out too much additional add-ons, this will be the ideal one to fill in both.

......If you"re looking for the smallest case for Raspberry Pi with Waveshare 3.5" Touch LCD with out too much additional add-ons, this will be the ideal one to fit in both.

This is a case and stand for the Raspberry Pi and the 5-inch Waveshare HDMI Touchscreen LCD. https://www.waveshare.com/5inch-HDMI-LCD.htm https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/5inch_HDMI_LCD ### Description The Raspberry Pi header connects directly to the...

This is a case for Raspberry Pi 4 with 3.5 inch TFT/LCD Display. It is a tight fit and may require some wriggling to fit the PI in. ...This is a very simple and a sleek case.

This is a case for a 7 inch LCD screen, this one right here: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B071X8H5FB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There are other cases out there but I wanted something that used less material and didn"t take...

5" TFT Display case designed to be used with Othermod Raspberry Pi LCD DPI Topper. I made this case with the intentions of gluing the face plate to a two-way mirror and running Todo lists and calendar appointments off of it. Pi and topper are...

The cable canal lid I used had a thickness of 1.5mm. How to assemble it: Bezel -> Cable canal lid -> Display Cut a rectangle for the whole display without the PCB inside...

I designed this stand frame for my new 5 inch CTP screen. It"s this one: JLT Technologies JRP 5008 https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005002280377732.html Use some M3 screws to hold it. I put some auto adhesive small rubber feet to prevent slipping....

ER-TFTM050A2-2-3686 is 5" tft lcd module display 480x272 with capacitive touch,serial and parallel interface,RA8875 controller,microsd card slot,font ic,flash chip.Souce from EastRising/buydisplay.com

ER-TFTM050A2-3-3661 is 5" tft lcd module display 800x480 with capacitive touch,serial and parallel interface,RA8875 controller,microsd card slot,font ic,flash chip.Souce from EastRising/buydisplay.com

This is a simple mount or brace for a Pi Zero on the back of the 3,5" TFT from Adafruit. As seen in the pictures it´s made to use M2,5 screws for the screen and the board is held in place by slightly larger screws for plastic.

This is a slightly tilted (and upright version included) holder for an Arduino mounted ILI9488 3.5" TFT display with touch and TF card reader. While not a complete enclosure, it looks a bit more elegant and is a bit more short-out-safe than having...

I have converted my Ender 3 and CR-10S5 displays over to the BigTreeTech TFT35 E3 V3.0 Touch Screen and wanted to create a flexible display stand that could also serve as a mount. I also wanted to minimize the number of screws so I made it a snap fit...

Simplified model of a 3.5 inch LCD for Raspberry Pi. ...I used the usb connectors from this model: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Reference Design Solidworks CAD Raspberry-Pi Raspberrypi Rpi

The original PocketCHIP comes with a 4.3" 480x272 display, which I consider too low resolution to be really usable under Linux. A (very) compatible 800x480 LCD is available, but it"s 5 inch big and so the original bezel won"t fit. I also didn"t like...

ER-TFTM050-2 is tft 5 inch lcd display module w/serial spi,i2c,parallel interface,capacitive or resistive touch panel screen,ra8875,microsd card,font ic,flash.Souce from EastRising/buydisplay.com

I designed this because the SKR display only seems to update the printer info when printing from the display board reader rather than the main board micro SD Card and allows for ease of firmware upgrades etc.

This is a remix of my original display enclosure to allow the insertion of an additional SD Card to SD adapter for use with the Display onboard SD Card Reader. This will protect the board mounted card reader from regular\daily abuse. I designed this...

UPDATED: Added 2 additional case options. V2 opening has been adjusted for when screen is smaller than the opening. In addition, added an additional design that allows the user to drill their own holes for the screen. Thanks Stephen Hilton for the feedback.

I have converted my Ender 3 and CR-10S5 displays over to the BigTreeTech TFT35 E3 V3.0 Touch Screen and wanted to create a flexible display stand that could also serve as a mount. I also wanted to minimize the number of screws so I made it a snap fit type of case designed to be printed without needing supports. I use it with a long set of cables from my Ender 3 motherboard case I designed.

WARNING: BTT does not officially provide MKS TFT hardware support. MKS TFT is maintained by open source contributors and BTT does not bear any risk of MKS TFT hardware using this firmware.

by configuration file: Set the parameter serial_port in config.ini file with the proper baudrate (e.g. serial_port:P1:6 for baudrate 115200). Please, see Configuration section for configuring config.ini file

In case your mainboard provides EXP1 and EXP2, you have to connect 2 ribbon cables connecting EXP1 and EXP2 of the mainboard to EXP1 and EXP2 of the TFT. In the Marlin firmware of your mainboard, make sure that ONLY REPRAP_DISCOUNT_FULL_GRAPHIC_SMART_CONTROLLER is activated in Configuration.h and that all other controllers are Deactivated (especially CR10_STOCKDISPLAY).

In case you have an "E3" mainboard which provides a single EXP connector, you have to connect 1 ribbon cable connecting EXP of the mainboard to EXP3 of the TFT. In case your TFT does not provide an EXP3 connector but only two 10pin connectors (TFT24 v1.1 for example) you will need a "Y-split" cable with one 10pin connector on one side (for the mainboard) and two 10pin connectors on the other side (for the TFT). In the Marlin firmware of your mainboard, make sure that ONLY CR10_STOCKDISPLAY is activated in Configuration.h and that all other controllers are Deactivated (especially REPRAP_DISCOUNT_FULL_GRAPHIC_SMART_CONTROLLER).

Any binary file for an MKS firmware (e.g. MKS_TFT28_V4.0.27.x.bin) MUST be renamed to MKSTFT*.bin (e.g. MKSTFT28.bin, MKSTFT35.bin etc.) in order it can be recognized and installed by the TFT

A configuration can be uploaded without the need to upload the firmware or the TFT folder again, as long as the firmware and the configuration file are from the same version (see Configuration Update).

Copy the precompiled BIGTREE_TFT*_V*.*.*.bin or your self compiled firmware, plus the TFT* folder of your preferred theme along with config.ini to the root of a blank SD card not greater than 8GB and formatted as FAT32:

Optionally, copy one or more language_*.ini file(s) onto the SD card. Doing so, it will allow you to switch between English and the uploaded language(s) from the Language menu present in the TFT firmware. We recommend to upload the minimum amount of languages to keep the memory usage low. The language_*.ini file can be edited to change the text shown on the TFT:

Place the SD card with BIGTREE_TFT*_V*.*.*.bin, the TFT* folder, config.ini and the optional language_*.ini file(s) into the TFT"s SD card reader and reset your TFT (or optionally - power cycle your printer) to start the update process:

In case one or several parts of the update failed, an error will be shown. Follow the information on the screen to update the missing or outdated elements:

In case major changes have been applied by the installed firmware, a post installation process consisting on touch screen calibration is automatically started.

The hard reset process is typically used as the last chance when the firmware is not properly working (e.g. in case of freezes, errors on screen etc.)

Unless the default hard coded settings have been properly configured (e.g. a self compiled firmware was installed), after an hard reset the TFT typically needs to be reconfigured with the proper config.ini file (see Configuration Update)

When the default hard coded settings are properly configured for a TFT and the TFT"s basic function such as surfing on the menus is working, in case of issues the user can opt to apply only a configuration reset (soft reset) instead of an hard reset.

A BIGTREE_TFT*_V*.*.*.bin file will be generated in the hidden .pio\build\BIGTREE_TFT*_V*_* folder. Follow the update process outlined in the Firmware Update section above to update your TFT to the latest version

TIP: In case there is a problem compiling the TFT firmware try to restart VSC. If this does not help and you are using macOS, delete the packages and platforms folders usually present under the folder /Users/***username***/.platformio/.

In case the TFT needs to be placed with a vertical orientation (e.g. 90°), the firmware needs to be compiled with the portrait mode support and installed following the procedure below:

OctoPrint, ESP3D, Pronterface etc, connected to a TFT"s serial port, can browse files on both the TFT"s and mainboard"s media devices and start a print that will be handled by the host (TFT or mainboard). The following actions and the related triggering G-codes are currently supported by the TFT fw:

OctoPrint, ESP3D, Pronterface etc, connected to a TFT"s or mainboard"s serial port, can host a print (print handled by the host) and optionally can trigger some actions to the TFT sending specific G-codes. The following actions and the related triggering G-codes are currently supported by the TFT fw:

The remote host must properly handle the received notifications. For example, if //action:notification remote pause is received then the remote host must effectively pause the print and send M118 P0 A1 action:pause in order to trigger the pause action to the TFT.

With the exception of TFT70, the maximum number of displayable layer count is 999 (there"s no space to display layer number and count if the layer count is above 999)

The most recent version of the standard bigtreetech TFT firmware has built in support for RepRap firmware. The pre-built images have this enabled by default.

The TFT35 E3 V3.0 has 3 cables to connect to the mainboard. Two 10 pin ribbon cables and one 5 pin serial cable. The 2 ribbon cables connect to the EXP1 and the EXP2 connections on both the TFT35 E3 V3.0 and the MKS mainboards.

The RS232 cable is connected to the RS232 connection on the touchscreen, with the other end connecting to the AUX1 connection on the mainboard. The RS232 cable has 5 wires. One end has a single 5 wire connector that goes to the RS232 connector on the touchscreen, and the other end has two connectors, one has 4 wires, and the second one has one wire. That single wire is for the Reset and is not used on these MKS mainboards. The 4-pin connector plugs into the AUX1 connection. It must connect to the top row of pins when looking at the socket with the notch facing away from the mainboard and must be also plugged in with the 5v+ wire connected to the first pin in the upper left corner of the socket. The RESET wire is not connected to anything.

NOTE: On the MKS mainboards there is an issue that involves at least the MKS GEN_L, MKS SGEN, and MKS SGEN_L models. The EXP1 and EXP2 connections have the socket shell installed wrong way around. The notch that indexes the cable should be facing towards the mainboard. If you get a blank screen on the TFT35 E3 V3.0 touchscreen after connecting the two EXP cables and turning the printer on, turn printer off and disconnect the 10 pin cables from either the touch screen or the mainboard and using small diagonal cutters trim the tab down to be as close to flush as you can get on both cables (and only on one end) and plug them back in with the trimmed tab now facing the mainboard.

Edit the Configuration.h file and enable (uncomment) REPRAP_DISCOUNT_FULL_GRAPHIC_SMART_CONTROLLER. Rebuild and deploy the Marlin firmware to your 3D Printer.

Statistics as filament length, filament weight and filament cost can be embedded into the G-code. After the print is finished there will be an infobox that you can click and a popup will present you the printed filename (limited to the first 25 characters), the time needed for the print, the filament length used, the filament weight and its cost. In the case of multi-filament usage the statistics will show the sum of all individual data (sum of length, sum of weight, sum of cost).

In case filament data is not present in the G-code, the filament length data is calculated during print. Length is calculated regardless of using the TFT USB, TFT SD or the onboard media. Calculations are done in both absolute or relative extrusion mode. Filament data takes into account the flow rate also but with a caveat. It has to be the same flow rate during the entire time of the printing, because the end result is calculated based on the flow rate at the time the print has finished. If flow rate changes during the print the results will not be accurate anymore.

This TFT 3.5 Inch LCD display support 480x320 pixel resolutions. The display uses the ILI9481 graphics controller. The module includes the 5V-3.3V power conversion circuit and no additional level conversion circuitry is required. This Module can be inserted directly into the Arduino Mega2560 Board.