When you select ‘keyboard’ it’ll let you pull up a list of assigned keys, but no way to change them.
Can’t find a panel for it in the settings menu for Interface either
My ‘easy’ solution is to literally dissolve off the labels on the arrow pad and repaint them, lol. Still a little awkward but at least I won’t have the symbols tell me one thing and the gantry to another
Having the X Y and Z keys send home has the side effect that if you have keyboard mode enabled when trying to type into the terminal, as soon as you type an X (as in G0 X##) it’ll home X. You have to make sure to turn off keyboard mode before using the physical keyboard to write terminal commands
I didn’t notice that when I looked at it. Why the heck is X+ mapped as up, and Y+ as right. I thought it was your keypad, nope that mapping is odd. Maybe I will drop a note in the esp3d ui section. I can’t see any place that would be correct.
You know how some pins go high for a couple milliseconds as the board boots- any idea if that would happen on any particular pin- so I can just put a buzzer on it?
I used a chip called “DFPlayer” on another microcontroller project. But I was able to send a command over the serial port. I think there was a way to make it autoplay something when it powered on, but I would have to find the manual again for it.
I missed where you what you were trying to do. But on that page, the artifacts have the .zip files from the builds. You only want one of them though. Not sure which one you want.
i cant see any zip files on any of the links. I tried down on the Artifacts after reading another post you made back in december. im using firefox browser if that makes a difference
im doing the ESP3D headless thing and wanted to ‘activate’ long filenames. currently, they are 8 characters, which sucks