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Features:
1) Mini12864 includes EXP1, EXP2. Among them, EXP1 and EXP2 are LCD screen interfaces of ordinary motherboards.
2) RGB multi-color backlight, can support 8 colors RGB, more cool.
Display panel parameters:
Appearance size: 104.99mm*47mm
Power input: DC 5V
SD card logic voltage: 3.3V and 5V (such as: motherboards supporting MEGA2560 main control chip, higher compatibility)
How to use?
A. Power on, press the rotary encoder.
B. Choose LightS.
C. Enter Lights, click on the new Lights: on or off, select RGB on or off.
D. Through Light Presets, RGB display can be selected.
Precautions:
The wiring process must be carried out under the premise of power failure. The power can be turned on after checking that the wiring is correctly connected and the driver is correctly inserted to prevent the board and the screen from being burned due to the wrong wiring and causing unnecessary losses.
JWSmythe
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
I've been really bad about stealing printer parts to use on another project printer. This Ender 3 found itself with no display, so I bought this mini12864. It's paired with a BTT SKR V1.4 Turbo. Not that it matters, you can use it with the stock board too. You'll just need to modify the firmware to use this display and be able to use the colored LEDs.
Dillgerkinsbergh
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024
If you are getting this and going to customize your marlin install with a skr 1.4 or similar,, this worked much better using the 12864 fystech option and following thier instructions (save for the flips of the exp guards). Didnt work with the btt guide but was up and running really quick with the fystech version. All in all happy woth the size and clarity.
Luke Smith
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2024
I'm not the type of person to just plug something in and if it doesn't work I give up. I tried EVERYTHING I could think of to get this to work. After hours of research I discovered that it is technically possible to use this with the ender 3 it requires some pretty involved moding to the v4.2.2 or the SKR mini E3 V2.0 wiring not to mention firmware changes needed to make it function at all. This screen probably works great if you have something like the octopus or another board but those boards don't exactly come to mind when we're talking about the Ender 3. I find it frustrating that this product is being sold as a replacement for the stock screen when it so clearly isn't. I don't doubt someone has made it work. I saw evidence on line that people have, but it is INVOLVED and far from easy.
James R.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
Warning ! The "neopixel", in other words WS2811 LED drivers on the board, have issues when driven from 3.3v on a SKR 3.0 board ( STM32H micro-controller ). They don't work reliably with the 3.3v logic levels from the controller. The only way to fix that is adding a level shift ( to 5V TTL logic ) on the EXP1 header pin 5 to the WS2811. Then it works just great, see the pics.Build quality is great and used on other platforms with 5v drive it would be perfect.It would get 5 stars if not for the lack of adding a 3.3v -> 5v level shift on the DIN ( EXP1 pin 5 )
Adam M
Reviewed in Canada on February 6, 2023
I picked this up as I was tired of using mainsail via my mobile to adjust small things like zoffset or doing a pa test. Took a bit of finicking to get the right pins mapped but once that was resolved it came to life and has been solid. Used it with a SKR2 board.
Mark M.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
Used this to replace an old 4-line RepRap display on my old I3-style printer, which a custom-designed bezel. It's a smaller (and kinda cute) version of what is found on the older Ender 3 style graphical LCD screens, with the only difference being the use of an RGB (NeoPixel-style) backlight. I've converted to Klipper, and the sample display for "Fysetc Mini 12864Panel" works like a champ. The display is crisp and clean, and the text is easy to read.
Topher
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
Exactly as advertised, did what it was supposed to do, can't complain. And although I feel it would be better located on the other end of the board, I do like very much the fact that the SD card plugy-iny slot is of the full size SD card. Super great, like a corner-piece brownie. I'd have to say that everything here is just ducky. 'ting!
Michael
Reviewed in Canada on January 14, 2023
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Randy
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023
So far I've had nothing but good experiences with BTT. The screen is almost no exception, it works as intended, plugs in perfectly with my SKR 1.4T, and setting it up with Marlin isn't terribly difficult. The only issue I had with this order is there are a couple pretty deep scratches along the screen, as well as a dark spot along the top left from the damage. The packaging wasn't damaged, and it was wrapped safely in the foam pieces it comes with, so I know it was put in the box that way. I don't have the time to send it back and request a new one, and again it works as intended, but it was mildly upsetting to see. (Photo is after I set everything up and started printing the mount for the screen, the two "hairlines" are deep cracks you can see clearly and feel)
Jacob Brooks
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2022
After significant trial, error, and several wiring diagrams, I did manage to get this thing to work with my MKS Gen L 1.0 and Marlin 2.0. Apparently the connectors need to be flipped upside down so that the notch points in the other direction. I got a small flathead screwdriver and gently pried the plastic connector shells up, back, and forth until they slid all the way off of the pins. I then rotated them 180 degrees and pushed them back on, and the display worked right away. I saw that other reviewers were having the same "clicking" problems, so I thought that I might add my solution.The colors are nice and the controls seem to function well, no complaints there. Marlin evidently sets the contrast all of the way up when configured for this display, so I didn't have any issues with that. My only gripe was that there was no indication in the product description that the display might need to be modified to work with some mainboards. That being said, if you are building or modifying your own printer, some fiddling should be expected, so I'm not really upset about it.
TJ Emsley
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022
I bought this to run on a RAMPS 1.4, and could never get it to do anything but bake an annoying clicking noise. I configured Marlin in the Arduino IDE for the BTT_MINI_12864_V1 and adjusted contrast to 255 as suggested in other reviews, but it still didn't work. I swapped cables, and saw some led activity in the knob, but still couldn't get it to work.It probably runs fine on a BTT SKR board, but I couldn't get it to run on RAMPS1.4
Francisco hdz
Reviewed in Mexico on August 14, 2021
Es simple cumple su función y es agradable poder cambiar los colores de iluminación, más cuando puedes programar cambios de colores mientras calienta la impresora.
Efren Ariel Castro Hinojoza
Reviewed in Mexico on January 24, 2021
La verdad esta excelente ... hay extremadamente poca información sobre el .. ya que es muy nuevo... pero funciona bien ... algunos problemas con los colores pero conmas tiempo los ajustes en firmware seran mas sencillos
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