Step 11.4 — Do not build the mini12864 module¶
Step 5 of 67 with a helper · Chapter 11 — Skirts, panels, Clicky-Clack door, filtration
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Parts: none.
Do: Skip p.211, p.214, p.215 and p.216; they build a display module this kit does not have. Confirm you never printed mini12864_case_front, mini12864_case_rear, [a]_mini12864_case_hinge, [a]_mini12864_case_front_insert or [a]_btt_knob_light_shield.
Check
No mini12864 parts in your bins. The front-centre ring position is filled by the BTT mount from B08.
Helper Looks through the skirt bins for any mini12864 part and reads out what is there.
What you're looking at
The four manual pages show the mini12864, the small monochrome LCD with a click-wheel that a stock Voron uses as its display. This kit ships a 4.3" colour touchscreen instead, so all four pages, and every part on them, are dead.
Tip
the M3×12 SHCS, M3×40 SHCS and filament length these pages call for stay in their bags.
Caution
Rev D+ / LDO: "For Rev C/D please use The BigTreeTech touchscreen, print the mount from here." The mount STL is in the LDOVoronTrident repo — it is not in the Voron-2 tree. src · mount
Good stopping point · ~25 min since the last one
machine unplugged and proved dead at 11.67, every skirt segment dry-fitted and checked for rock, inserts melted into the segments, both bay fans and the two grill retainers, and the mini12864 parts set aside unbuilt. Nothing is bolted to the frame yet.
Source: Voron manual p.211 · Voron manual p.214–216 · LDO Build Notes p.211, p.214–216 · LDO BTT Pi TFT4.3 mount README