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Anet 32bit by Far_a_way

Anet 32bit by Far_a_way

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Do you want to upgrade your Anet E12 / E16 with 32bit?
Here is a small guide!
Requirements more than mediocre !!
Required materials:
1 piece SKR mini V1.1 dimensions 90x70mm
in addition to 4 stepper drivers
1 piece of mosfet for heatbed
1 pc board adapter
1 piece of mosfet holder
as well as cables, dexterity and programming skills (marlin 2.0)
Print out the circuit board adapter and mosfet holder.
Remove the printer and disconnect it from the mains, open the housing and remove the mainboard.
Now the SD card slot 18mm wide and the USB port 14mm have to be refined,
towards the display. You need a file that is narrower than 1.6mm for the SD card slot. When this is done, the board adapter and the SKR
Board mounted, check whether the USB slot / SD card fits. Mosfethalter and
Mount the mosfet.
Special cable EXP1 to ANET-LCD; You need 26cm 10pin. Flat cable and
2 10-pin Tub connector. On the EXP1 side, remove the 4th wire from the composite,
comes with a 1pin DuPont connector on the reset (EXP2 / Pin8), red cable marking
on pin1 (very important !!!).
On the Anet-LCD, solder a 6cm long cable to the LCD post well on Pin7
1 Pole. DuPont connector on, this comes later on J3 / Pin7 (reset)
That is the entire hardware conversion.
Software:
In the directory "Marlin-bugfix-2.0.x_12864P_16div_Demo / Marlin / scr / pins / stm32"
the following pins must be changed in the file "pins_BTT_MINI_V1_1.h":
"#define BTN_ENC PB11 on #define BTN_ENC PB6"
"#define LCD_PINS_RS PC12 on #define LCD_PINS_RS PC14"
"#define BTN_EN1 PD2 on #define BTN_EN1 PC15"
"#define BTN_EN2 PB8 on #define BTN_EN2 PC13"
"#define LCD_PINS_ENABLE PB6 on #define LCD_PINS_ENABLE PB7"
"#define LCD_PINS_D4 PC13 on #define LCD_PINS_D4 PC11"
the Anet 12864 LCD now works with this.
All other settings are normal in the Configuration.h or
Configuration_adv.h made.
This was my Anet E12 ;-)

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