Open BrotherBloat opened 4 years ago
Try to use it as a BUZZER, not a SPEAKER.
Try to use it as a BUZZER, not a SPEAKER.
Thank you for the advice! From what I read this involves commenting out #define SPEAKER in the main SKR config, right?
Have you tried removing the sticker off the buzzer?
Have you tried removing the sticker off the buzzer?
certainly - the sticker is off!
Hello BrotherBloat.
Have you been able to solve the reported issue in the meantime and have you tried the latest version of TFT firmware which has a Buzzer related feature:
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Please let me know
Hi.
I kindly ask you to close this ticket, as it seems that it is not needed anymore, thank you.
In the meantime I got 2 TFT35 E3 v3.0 and the buzzer sounds completely different on the two identical boards. So it could be easily possible that there are simply different buzzers used during production. Good thing is, that such buzzers are cheap and easily to source, so you could change it to get it louder.
@bigtreetech
Please close this ticket. Thank you
Please help the community and close the ticket once you do not need it anymore. Thank you
Please help the community and close the ticket once you do not need it anymore. Thank you
Please help the community and close the ticket once you do not need it anymore. Thank you
The buzzer sound seems extremely low - it's barely audible. Is there a setting that could override its volume? The sticker is taken off and the buzzer itself is exposed in my TFT case, but the sound is barely audible on any tone.
Is that normal on this screen?
steps to reproduce: run the following melody GCode:
Expected result: short tune audible over the sound of the fans running. Actual result: barely audible, garbled audio coming from the buzzer on the back of the TFT.