Duet 2 WiFi and Ethernet boards have four 4mm clearance holes at the corners of the board. You can use M4 screws to attach the board to a panel or an enclosure. The hole patterns / mounting centres are 115mm x 92mm. Giuliano Moschini has created a model based on the Duet 2 WiFi model for the Duet 2 Ethernet available here ¶ Physical connections ¶ Wiring diagram ¶ Revision v1.0 and later IAE are experts in sports mesh systems, the most commonly supplied is our Duex® Sports 868 Rebound. The rigid twin 8mm wire design has additional horizontal wires in the bottom 1200mm section of a panel. These additional wires reduce the panel apertures to 50 x 66m creating a robust ‘rebound’ surface, strengthening the bottom of the panel that receives the most impact. This dense double wire pattern can be continued throughout the full height of the panel if necessary creating a rigid wall of rebound mesh.

DueX5 and DueX2 have undergone a number of minor PCB revisions, from the original release (v0.6) to the current (v0.11). All DueX revisions are compatible with all PCB revisions of the Duet 2 Wifi and Duet 2 Ethernet. • PCB revision v0.11 Too much has been compromised here to build a second screen that can attach to your laptop. If you want a secondary display, you’d be better off with a separate portable panel with better quality and a lower price. This is only worth buying if you absolutely need a screen attached to your laptop.Easily pair your DUEX Max with any laptop or device, including a Nintendo Switch and select Android phones, via USB-C or USB-A connection. Logical pin numbers for RRF 2.x are not the physical pin numbers on the expansion header, or the internal pin numbering within the firmware. As with the Duet 2, you must never connect or disconnect anything (except the USB connector) when the board is powered up. In particular, connecting or disconnecting stepper motors while powered may damage the stepper driver chips. RepRapFirmware 3 uses pin names for user-accessible pins, rather than pin numbers, to communicate with individual pins on the PCB. In RRF 3 no user-accessible pins are defined at startup by default.

RRF 2.x - Logical pin numbers for RRF 2.x are not the physical pin numbers on the expansion header, or the internal pin numbering within the firmware.

If you have connected additional thermistors, thermocouples or PT100 sensors, send appropriate GCode commands to enable them and test that they are giving the correct readings.

There are two modifications to do, both of which use jumpers on the DueX5 v0.11, but use drillable/solderable jumpers on the DueX5 v0.10 PCB. The first change is to change the board ID so that the Duet 2 thinks a DueX2 is attached, and the second is to disable the onboard drivers so that external drivers can be used. The average Delta E of 5.04 is poor and means colors aren’t accurate, and the color temperature of 7310K is on the cool side, so those colors look pallid. This display only renders 55.6% of the sRGB color gamut, which means that it only produces just over half of the shades that will potentially be required by mainstream content.The Duet 2 WiFi and Ethernet also provides connectors for several fans, some always-on and some PWM-controlled. These can be supplied with 12/24V or with 5V, or (since again the switching is by MOSFETs on the ground line) if necessary from user-supplied power inputs. I've had this thing for about 2 years now and have actively used it for 1, so it's doing well for the number of drops its had. It's never fallen more than 6", but even still the corner of a screen hitting a hard surface can easily break it. The maximum recommended power input voltage is 25V. This is a permanent limitation, because the TMC2660 drivers are rated at 30V when supplying power to motors. ¶ Firmware notes Optional 5V external power input for powering servos, fans etc. Set the 5V AUX JUMPER SELECT jumper appropriately.