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. The DueX2 and DueX5 are expansion boards for the Duet 2 Wifi and Ethernet. These expansion boards are not compatible with the Duet 0.6 or Duet 0.8.5 ¶ Open Source Use the supplied 50-pin ribbon cable to connect the DueX2/5 expansion connector to the host Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet expansion connector. Both the Duet Web Control web interface and RepRapFirmware are Open Source Software with source files available and actively maintained, see Contributing to development for more information. The board has a number of on board LEDs which are used to indicate the state of power, endstop switches, heaters etc:

The VFAN voltage can be selected by a jumper as VIN, 12V (internally generated) or 5V. ONLY ONE JUMPER SHOULD BE FITTED. Using more than one jumper could cause permanent damage to the DueX2/5 and/or the Duet 2. If everything is working so far, apply 12V or 24V power and proceed with testing other devices you have connected. Our very own Sales and Marketing Director, Andrew Buxton, spoke to Perimeter Systems, about the bright future of IAE Industrial. The appointment of Andrew Buxton… When you need the screen to be extended, all you need to do is connect the monitor to your laptop, pull it towards yourself, and get going. Moreover, the display quality is quite decent, and the lightweight form factor means that it doesn’t add much heft to your laptop bag. Sounds exciting, no? 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.switching regulator, for generating a 12V supply for fans, LEDs etc. when the VIN power is higher than 12V (see Power jumpers notes below).

For sporting applications where rebound is not a prevalent such as tennis standard Duex Panels maybe preferred. The 60Hz refresh rate is only good enough for everyday work use, and the response times are poor – you can see the cursor blurring if you whizz it around the display. While that’s OK for browsing the web and working in office apps, it means that this display can’t handle any after-hours gaming. on-board I/O connectors for endstop with 3.3V/5V voltage selection (also usable as outputs), 4 uncommitted general purpose I/O pins. The Duet boards run on two basic power circuits. The digital electronics are supplied by a 5V circuit, which is internally converted down to the 3.3V levels that drive the MCU. This circuit also drives all the LEDs and sensors, and can be configured to feed the fans. The high-power devices, specifically the stepper motors and the heaters, are powered by a higher voltage, typically 12 or 24 V. This 12/24V circuit can be switched on and off through the PS_ON pin, if the power supply supports this (it may be a good idea to add such support through a relay, for safety reasons, if it doesn't) without interfering with the MCU at all. Alternatively, the Duet boards can draw power from this circuit to power the 5V circuit.The DueX2 and DueX5 are supported in firmware 1.16 and later. You must upgrade the firmware on your Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet if you are using an earlier version. ¶ Compatibility

Super quiet TMC2660 stepper drivers with 2.4A Peak per stepper channel. SPI controlled and capable of up to 256 microstepping with optional 16x interpolation when using 16x microstepping. Hardware support for variable microstepping and variable stepper current for optimum speed and power efficiency We’re an online magazine dedicated to covering the best in international product design. We have a passion for the new, innovative, unique and undiscovered. With our eyes firmly focused on the future. PWM controllable outputs designed for fans. These can be run from either the input voltage, from 12V or from 5V (the setting effects all 6 outputs together) Port (non MDIX). Connect to an Ethernet switch, hub or MDIX enabled laptop port. If connecting to a non MDIX enabled port use a crossover cable. Orange LED on Ethernet port indicates Ethernet enabled, green LED indicates network activity.Whether you're looking for a dual laptop monitor for everyday personal use or for completing school work on the go, the Duex Lite attachable monitor for laptop is a lightweight, slim, portable solution for a double laptop screen.