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FLY-Halo is a portable Klipper wireless terminal equipped with a 1.28-inch round screen

License: MIT License

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FLY-Halo

The Fly-HALO can be purchased from here https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DmDJzHf

This link is affiliated URL. If you purchase via link above it will give tiny cent of commission to the community organizers. (We are not Mellow employees, just 3D printer enthusiasts) This will not hurt your wallet and at the same time help us to maintain the GitHub better.

中文版本
Halo Official Documentation FLY-Halo-EN
Halo release version firmware is not open source
We provide Halo with an open source demo based on released firmware and ESP-IDF, you can develop your firmware based on this demo

Halo-demo

The demo has been adapted to LCD screen, touch and LVGL, and can be directly developed
Follow-up to see user needs and then consider whether to do UI framework
DEMO edible method
1. Windows/Linux/Mac are available, please install ESP-IDF v5.1 in advance 2.Enter the Halo-demo directory after installing ESP-IDF
2. Execute the command idf.py menuconfig
3. Select Halo Demo Configuration to enter the menu to configure WIFI and password, and the rest of the options can be ignored
4. Enter q, enter y after the pop-up window to exit and save the configuration
5. Execute the command idf.py build to compile, if there is an error when compiling, please check the ESP-IDF environment (ESP-IDF version requires 5.1 or higher)
6. Connect Halo to the computer via USB, check its COM, if not, please press and hold the B button on the back of Halo and then connect the USB
7. Execute the command idf.py -p COM14 flash to burn the firmware, and replace COM14 with the actual port of Halo in your computer
8. If you need to open the serial monitor, you can use the command idf.py -p COM14 monitor, if you need to open it automatically after burning, use idf.py -p COM14 flash monitor