As I'm finding out, the UI is where the bulk of the work takes place.
Happy to collaborate on websockets/react when you guys realized hardware UI is always going to impede progress
As I'm finding out, the UI is where the bulk of the work takes place.
Happy to collaborate on websockets/react when you guys realized hardware UI is always going to impede progress
Haven't admitted defeat yet, but I'm getting perilously close.Happy to collaborate on websockets/react when you guys realized hardware UI is always going to impede progress
Pretty neat. Worth taking a look at, since it is a lot of HW for the money. Pretty compact as well.Just a random thought here. Perhaps using one of the common 3D Printer UI boards might be worth considering. These are commodity items available from many sources. There are several variations. They have a display, rotary encoder/push knob, reset button and an SD cardslot for $15-20. Here's one from fysetc:
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I'll try to measure the PJRC 3.2" display tonight or tomorrow morning. You are correct, they don't have the drawing on their website for the 3.2" display. If I recall correctly, the mounting holes were plated through for some reason. 2mm hardware barely made it through the holes.I ordered the PJRC 3.2 inch display. It looks to me like the dimensions on the website are for the 2.8 inch. If you have dimensional info for the 3.2 to share I might get a head start on the CAD for the test setup. I ordered some switches and an encoder knob so might have parts in under a week to at least start. June is busy here so I won't spend a lot of time on it, but some of it can be used as time fillers.