LPC1768(Similar to smoothieboard) ,cannot be connected to the Klipper

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Yes, I tried. Still doesn’t work

Maybe this picture can provide some information

Sorry, My statement is wrong.There is no RS-232 on this board. What I want to say is NRZ serial

I mean CP2102 USB to UART Bridge on the board

I have tried USB and UART connections. I will provide wiring pictures later

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I did make a mistake. When I noticed the information in the picture, I now successfully communicated with LPC1768.
uart [smoothieware.org]

You can now confirm that the LPC1768 board is working properly. I will try to refresh klipper again

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[BUG] Pins error into BIQU BQ111-A4 board · Issue #18360 · MarlinFirmware/Marlin · GitHub might help with the pinning.
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Make sure you use a 12V power supply? Did you set J19 to VDD?

Are you talking about J14 on your board?

Smoothieboards https://smoothieware.org/smoothieboard are also using the USB controller on chip. Have a look at the schematics The Smoothie Project · GitHub.

The problem seems to be the CP2101. Usually LPC1768 µCs use a direct connection to the USB connector (pins 29 and 30 for LQFP100 packages) using the USB controller on chip. With this board, you are using an UART on LPC1768. That’s a different setup!

Only chance to get that board working: Is there an LPC board which uses UART to communicate with Klipper and is supported by Klipper. Maybe then, you may be able to construct a config to get it running.

This is gonna be tricky!

Good luck, hcet14

Edit: You may check, if there is a connection between pin 29 and 30 on LPC1768 and the USB connector. Maybe the USB connector is hooked up to LPC1768 and CP2101 in parallel. I have seen many funny 3D mainboard schematics!

I had the same problem and found that I had to use the kiauh tool to find the mcu number and copy it and paste to the [mcu] in the configeration file