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===Nextion Display===
===Nextion Display===
The display application is build using the [https://nextion.tech/nextion-editor/ Nextion software].
The display application is build using the [https://nextion.tech/nextion-editor/ Nextion software]. If you are new to this this is something worth learning as the potential is great.
 
 
===Arduino===
 
'''Motors'''
Motors are easily programmed using the [[StepperUNO_Library_1.4 | StepperUNO library]]. Feel free to download it and look at the examples.
 
'''Interaction with Nextion''' - For this we recommend the NeoNextion library from [https://github.com/DanNixon/NeoNextion this Github page].

Revision as of 17:14, 31 March 2021

Overview

The Stepper Duonext is a dual stepper motor controller combining a touch screen Nextion display with and Arduino microcontroller.

This is an excellent unit for controlling stepper motors where human-machine interaction is involved. Nextion displays uses a really intuitive software to build your own application.

Note this unit does not support G code and Gerbl. This product focuses mainly on human interface via the touch screen display.

Technical Specifications

  • Input power: 12Vdc
  • Motors: 2
  • Supported drivers: A4988 or similar / Generic
  • On/Off switch
  • USB port for both programming and serial communications.
  • Serial port for connection with Nextion display.
  • Supported Nextion display: Any 3.2" can be mounted. NX4024T032 / NX4024K032
  • I2c Port
  • 6 Digital I/O for sensors/relays etc.
  • 2 Analog Inputs.


Programming Overview

Nextion Display

The display application is build using the Nextion software. If you are new to this this is something worth learning as the potential is great.


Arduino

Motors Motors are easily programmed using the StepperUNO library. Feel free to download it and look at the examples.

Interaction with Nextion - For this we recommend the NeoNextion library from this Github page.