Here it is folks, have at it! It's basically a full Pi version of the BTT CB1, and requires the CB1 OS download from the BTT GitHub. As far as I can tell anyway; I'm still pretty new to this.
I have it running on the Formbot V0.2 kit that I just finished. Seems to be working great so far, and nice that it doesn’t require a 5V transformer. But it does requireshaving got one of these in my V0.2 kit from Formbot and having to wait to see how to get it running klipper, I have to admit that the process of getting it on and configured looks to be more of a pain than getting a Rpi4 up and running.
I know that we have KIAUH to help simplify the process but I doubt that this board will get the same treatment, at least not for a while.
I will definitely be having a go though, mainly just to see how it fairs against the Rpi4 and to see how the install process goes.
Did you get your Wifi working? I can only run mine via Ethernet.I have it running on the Formbot V0.2 kit that I just finished. Seems to be working great so far, and nice that it doesn’t require a 5V transformer. But it does requires
the BTT CB1 OS (which includes Klipper, Mainsail, and several others built-in) from the BTT GitHub repo rather than the typical Raspberry Pi OS. Only issue I have had is that it’s mounting holes are slightly different, and so it won’t work with the Pi mount clips from the standard BOM STLs, and the pins are on the other side of the board, so the pre-fab’d wiring harness can be a bit of a stretch reaching it.
Yes, the WiFi on mine is working. Make sure you install the remote antenna that came with it, and there is a part in one of the config files that you have to edit via Notepad before installing the SD card into the Pi. Follow the BTT CB1 OS install manual and it should give you everything you need to know. Should work natively after that.Did you get your Wifi working? I can only run mine via Ethernet.