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A battery with support for USB-C and wireless charging options.
Justification
This feature would allow the 5-inch screen to be portable, making it easier to monitor prints on the go. Wireless charging enables the creation of a custom 3D-printed dock and case, eliminating the need to plug in the device manually. However, USB-C would remain available for faster charging or when the dock is unavailable. The design should prioritize staying small and portable to enhance ease of use and convenience.
Suggested Implementation
Provide a parts list and detailed instructions for any required wiring or soldering. Include 3D-printable files for both the case and the charging dock to facilitate easy assembly, ensuring the final product remains compact and easy to carry.
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I just used a 4056-battery charging board, an 18650 battery and some battery terminals I had. Needed a JP 1.25 connector for the 5" screen because it has a battery in terminal, but the 2.8 has a 4P 1.25 port you can use. Just find the pins you need with the documentation, I forget which are which.
Wire + and - for the battery and the + and - for the load with the JP 1.25 or 4P to connect to the screen. That's really all. This 4056 has USB-C but you could also wire any connector you need if you want to change it or get one with type A or micro.
The 3d files would depend on the case you want to put the x-touch in. I made a temp holder and printed a random 18650 battery case I found on Printables but plan to make it all in one once my filament order arrives.
Feature Description
A battery with support for USB-C and wireless charging options.
Justification
This feature would allow the 5-inch screen to be portable, making it easier to monitor prints on the go. Wireless charging enables the creation of a custom 3D-printed dock and case, eliminating the need to plug in the device manually. However, USB-C would remain available for faster charging or when the dock is unavailable. The design should prioritize staying small and portable to enhance ease of use and convenience.
Suggested Implementation
Provide a parts list and detailed instructions for any required wiring or soldering. Include 3D-printable files for both the case and the charging dock to facilitate easy assembly, ensuring the final product remains compact and easy to carry.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: