Overview
This page covers any general information for the StrideMax Dual V2.0.
It is currently available through AliExpress.
This toolboard is only supported from firmware version 3.5.0-rc.2 and above.
The StrideMax Dual V2.0 is compatible with all Duet 3 boards and STM32H723, STM32H743 and STM32F4 boards with spican modules running 3.5 beta 4 and above.
Hardware Overview
| Processor | Raspberry Pi RP2040 |
| Processor Features | Dual ARM Cortex-M0+ @ 133MHz, 264kB on-chip SRAM |
| Networking/Comms | CAN-FD, CAN (for klipper), USB Serial Port |
| On-board stepper driver | 2 x TMC-5160 |
| Stepper driver features | Up to 6.6A peak current, microstep interpolation from any setting to x256, stall detection, stealthChop2 |
| Thermistor/PT1000 inputs | 3 x input, optimised for 100k thermistors, 2 x onboard NTC3950 |
| Medium current outputs | 2 x 4-pin fan outputs, voltage selectable between 12V and 5V. 1A max per output |
| Inputs/Outputs | 2 x on-board I/O connectors for endstop, switches, filament monitor, Z probe. |
| Neopixel Header | 1 x neopixel header for controlling RGB and RGBW neopixels |
| Power monitoring | VIN voltage reporting |
Fan Voltage
The fan voltage can be set using jumpers to either 5v or 12v. See the Fan instructions for more information.
CAN Termination
If using a single toolboard, make sure the CAN jumper is installed, as indicated on the pinout.
If using multiple toolboards, only the last toolboard should have a CAN jumper installed.
Initial Firmware Installation
The board that you will receive doesn’t have any firmware installed so when plugged into a computer, the board will show as an rpi drive.
Download the file called Duet3Firmware_STRIDEMAXV2_0.uf2 from here.
To install the firmware, whilst holding the BOOTSEL button, plug the StrideMax Dual V2.0 into your PC and drag and drop the .uf2 file onto the rpi drive that appears. Once uploaded, remove the toolboard from the computer.
Follow the CAN Connection instructions to continue.
Updating the Toolboard Firmware
Using DWC, upload the latest firmware file to the system tab. Once uploaded, send M997 B124 and it will update (This assumes your board is the default CAN address 124, change the address in the command if necessary). The updating time (around a minute or two) is longer on RP2040 based boards so be patient.