sovol zero top rgb matchstick mounts
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mount your rgb matchsticks to the very top away form the ptfe etc
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Ive seen similar designs that go under the top rails of the frame and require different ptfe tube mounts etc. I didnt like that and I wanted maximum shine from that sweet sweet rgb!
SUper easy print use voron settings, 4 walls 5 top and bottom %40 gyroid infil. Line width lock to .4
Use 2 of these rgb disco sticks from amazon and you can connect one to each open rgb header on the mainboard. https://a.co/d/e97KkUS
you will need to make 3 pin jst 1.54 connectors for them one to the mainboard 1 to the rgb stick fairly easy to make.
Then just create the following cfg i named mine rgb.cfg, include it in your printer.cfg and customize the color settings to your colors of choice!
[neopixel board_rgb1] pin: PD14 # The pin connected to the neopixel. This parameter must be # provided.
chain_count: 10 # The number of Neopixel chips that are "daisy chained" to the # provided pin. The default is 1 (which indicates only a single # Neopixel is connected to the pin).
color_order: GRB # Set the pixel order required by the LED hardware (using a string # containing the letters R, G, B, W with W optional). Alternatively, # this may be a comma separated list of pixel orders - one for each # LED in the chain. The default is GRB.
initial_RED: 0.0
initial_GREEN: 1.0
initial_BLUE: 0.0
#initial_WHITE: 0.0
[neopixel board_rgb2] pin: PB11 # The pin connected to the neopixel. This parameter must be # provided. chain_count: 10 # The number of Neopixel chips that are "daisy chained" to the # provided pin. The default is 1 (which indicates only a single # Neopixel is connected to the pin).
color_order: GRB # Set the pixel order required by the LED hardware (using a string # containing the letters R, G, B, W with W optional). Alternatively, # this may be a comma separated list of pixel orders - one for each # LED in the chain. The default is GRB.
initial_RED: 0.0
initial_GREEN: 1.0
initial_BLUE: 0.0
#initial_WHITE: 0.0
[gcode_macro Chamber_RGB_White] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=1.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=1.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=1.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=1.0
[gcode_macro status_homing] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=0.0 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=1.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=0.0 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=1.0
[gcode_macro status_heating] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=1.0 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=0.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=1.0 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=0.0
[gcode_macro status_leveling] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=0.5 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=0.5 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=0.5 GREEN=0.0 BLUE=0.5
[gcode_macro status_meshing] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=1.0 GREEN=0.5 BLUE=0.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=1.0 GREEN=0.5 BLUE=0.0
[gcode_macro status_cleaning] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=0.5 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=0.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=0.5 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=0.0
[gcode_macro status_ready] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=0.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=0.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=0.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=0.0
[gcode_macro status_printing] gcode: SET_LED LED=board_rgb1 RED=1.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=1.0 SET_LED LED=board_rgb2 RED=1.0 GREEN=1.0 BLUE=1.0