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Anycubic Photon S UART Serial Connect Support via RP Pi Zero --> Need Support #59

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raindancer2204 opened this issue May 10, 2021 · 4 comments

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@raindancer2204
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Hello,

I would like to read out the UART interface with my RP Zero. The idea is to be sent to the printer via the GCODES serial interface.

Can someone support me here?

The user Chasedog98 has already done this with the normal photon.

Here is a picture of my Photon S board.

IMG_20210507_153158

I did the wiring as in his project. And I brought the same image onto the system.
Check this here:

https://github.com/Chasedog98/PhotonPi

How can I test the serial STT via the shell? I see the ttys under / dev / serial.

Is:
GND and RX2 and TX2 the right connect?

Or should I take GND RX1 and TX1?

In the first step I just want to see if I can query something via the serial UART port.

Thank you.

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X3msnake commented May 10, 2021 via email

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raindancer2204 commented May 13, 2021

Hello,

here is an update on my work.

I flashed the image of Chasedog98 on my RP PI Zero.

Next I checked with a loop connection (on the Pi itself) that the connection was physically possible.

The loop works fine.

Reading out to GND RX2 TX2 was not successful.

GND RX1 and TX1 was not successful.

We tried all possible baudrates rates.

The sending and receiving directions were also rotated.

Can someone help me here?

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X3msnake commented May 15, 2021 via email

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DSchndr commented Dec 11, 2021

Looking at the firmware it seems like uart2 does not get used at all, uart1 has some code which does not get referenced by anything
Maybe AndyBig could help you out, he has modified parts of the firmware and added some features

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