Properly controlling an Ender 3 pro with a LattePanda print server

In this video I show how I add a print server to my Ender 3 pro with a LattePanda. A LattePanda is, in contradiction to a Raspberry Pi, a full-fledged computer with an Intel 64bit CPU running on Windows 10. It comes with an Arduino co-processor which can be used to control all kinds of hardware. Together with a Gravity shield it's possible to add certain modules directly to control all kinds of things.
My intention was to use an Arduino print monitor and act upon the different states of the printer and control the hardware to shut down the printer automatically. I wasn't able to pull this off and decided to make my own application using LabVIEW. This is purely to show my idea and it isn't by far a properly working application.


The LattePanda I've used is this one:
The Gravity shield

The relay
The Bitlash Arduino library


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Software used for making this video:
- Mechanical design: Fusion 360
- Illustrations: Inkscape
- Laser engraving: Lightburn
- Slicer: Simplify3D
- Video editing: Davinci Resolve
- Screen recording: Captura
- Audio recording: Audacity
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