After resoldering a few dry joints(!) it seems to be working OK. A word of warning, however - the supplied software did not install the parallel port driver that Mach3 needs to communicate with this board. Result - several hours of fault finding. I eventually downloaded a fresh copy of Mach3 from the Artsoft website (which included the port driver), which I then installed and then copied the license file over from the supplied version. seems to be happy now - will report back if I have any issues once I get the hardware installed on my milling machine.

After resoldering a few dry joints(!) it seems to be working OK. A word of warning, however - the supplied software did not install the parallel port driver that Mach3 needs to communicate with this board. Result - several hours of fault finding. I eventually downloaded a fresh copy of Mach3 from the Artsoft website (which included the port driver), which I then installed and then copied the license file over from the supplied version. seems to be happy now - will report back if I have any issues once I get the hardware installed on my milling machine.

After resoldering a few dry joints(!) it seems to be working OK. A word of warning, however - the supplied software did not install the parallel port driver that Mach3 needs to communicate with this board. Result - several hours of fault finding. I eventually downloaded a fresh copy of Mach3 from the Artsoft website (which included the port driver), which I then installed and then copied the license file over from the supplied version. seems to be happy now - will report back if I have any issues once I get the hardware installed on my milling machine.

The board works good with my motors. But be careful. Do not input more than 30V!!! (described 36V) The board will go up in smoke. Please change the description.

The board works good with my motors. But be careful. Do not input more than 30V!!! (described 36V) The board will go up in smoke. Please change the description.

The board works good with my motors. But be careful. Do not input more than 30V!!! (described 36V) The board will go up in smoke. Please change the description.

I'm currently in the process of setting this up, so it's still a 'work in progress'. But I'll tell you a few things that I've found out so far which may be useful to others. 1. Don't power this board up until you've seen the soldering on the back. One of the worst soldering jobs EVER! Expect to re-solder just about every joint. Luckily, the surface mount (SMT) stuff on the front is 'A' OK. 2. There are 2 manuals (PDF) included. This board isn't quite like either of them. It seems to be a combination of the 2. It has SMT diodes like the one board, but requires MACH3 to be setup with the settings from the NON SMT diode board (sorry, can't remember the name). 3. The connector for E-Stop (emergency stop) and limit positions, etc. is J10. The picture on this page shows a white connector, on my board this is just a row of 5 pins (no white plastic around it). This connector is not the usual 0.1" spacing, but something much closer together, making a connector to fit it hard to find. I ended up soldering wires straight to the pins with heat-shink around each pin (heat shrink available from Banggood !). E-STOP is the pin on the far left of J10 above. You'd think J3 would be the connector for this, but you'd be wrong! 4. There is a simple mod to make these Chinese boards work more consistently, which I've yet to try (I'll let you know). Details here:- http://www.homediystuff.com/fixing-a-chinese-made-cnc-stepper-motor-driver-board-tb6560-chips/ 5. The connectors are pretty forgiving. If you connect motor wires in the wrong place, the board won't be damaged. Same goes for J10 connector. 6. DON'T power this board up until your PC is connected and running MACH3, otherwise if left for a while, your motors will hit 55+ degrees C and rising, and will be too hot to touch. When all is well, your motors will be about 30-35 degrees stable. 7. If your motors are buzzing but not turning, assuming your carriage isn't jamming, then you need to change your MACH3 setting. I'm using JKM NEMA23 motors (Banggood!), with settings in 'motor tuning' of velocity 350, acceleration 15. If I take acceleration above 19, it acts like the motor is faulty and makes a whining pitched noise, but it's not. Your setup may need different settings in MACH3 but I hope all this info will help others. Andy

I'm currently in the process of setting this up, so it's still a 'work in progress'. But I'll tell you a few things that I've found out so far which may be useful to others. 1. Don't power this board up until you've seen the soldering on the back. One of the worst soldering jobs EVER! Expect to re-solder just about every joint. Luckily, the surface mount (SMT) stuff on the front is 'A' OK. 2. There are 2 manuals (PDF) included. This board isn't quite like either of them. It seems to be a combination of the 2. It has SMT diodes like the one board, but requires MACH3 to be setup with the settings from the NON SMT diode board (sorry, can't remember the name). 3. The connector for E-Stop (emergency stop) and limit positions, etc. is J10. The picture on this page shows a white connector, on my board this is just a row of 5 pins (no white plastic around it). This connector is not the usual 0.1" spacing, but something much closer together, making a connector to fit it hard to find. I ended up soldering wires straight to the pins with heat-shink around each pin (heat shrink available from Banggood !). E-STOP is the pin on the far left of J10 above. You'd think J3 would be the connector for this, but you'd be wrong! 4. There is a simple mod to make these Chinese boards work more consistently, which I've yet to try (I'll let you know). Details here:- http://www.homediystuff.com/fixing-a-chinese-made-cnc-stepper-motor-driver-board-tb6560-chips/ 5. The connectors are pretty forgiving. If you connect motor wires in the wrong place, the board won't be damaged. Same goes for J10 connector. 6. DON'T power this board up until your PC is connected and running MACH3, otherwise if left for a while, your motors will hit 55+ degrees C and rising, and will be too hot to touch. When all is well, your motors will be about 30-35 degrees stable. 7. If your motors are buzzing but not turning, assuming your carriage isn't jamming, then you need to change your MACH3 setting. I'm using JKM NEMA23 motors (Banggood!), with settings in 'motor tuning' of velocity 350, acceleration 15. If I take acceleration above 19, it acts like the motor is faulty and makes a whining pitched noise, but it's not. Your setup may need different settings in MACH3 but I hope all this info will help others. Andy

I'm currently in the process of setting this up, so it's still a 'work in progress'. But I'll tell you a few things that I've found out so far which may be useful to others. 1. Don't power this board up until you've seen the soldering on the back. One of the worst soldering jobs EVER! Expect to re-solder just about every joint. Luckily, the surface mount (SMT) stuff on the front is 'A' OK. 2. There are 2 manuals (PDF) included. This board isn't quite like either of them. It seems to be a combination of the 2. It has SMT diodes like the one board, but requires MACH3 to be setup with the settings from the NON SMT diode board (sorry, can't remember the name). 3. The connector for E-Stop (emergency stop) and limit positions, etc. is J10. The picture on this page shows a white connector, on my board this is just a row of 5 pins (no white plastic around it). This connector is not the usual 0.1" spacing, but something much closer together, making a connector to fit it hard to find. I ended up soldering wires straight to the pins with heat-shink around each pin (heat shrink available from Banggood !). E-STOP is the pin on the far left of J10 above. You'd think J3 would be the connector for this, but you'd be wrong! 4. There is a simple mod to make these Chinese boards work more consistently, which I've yet to try (I'll let you know). Details here:- http://www.homediystuff.com/fixing-a-chinese-made-cnc-stepper-motor-driver-board-tb6560-chips/ 5. The connectors are pretty forgiving. If you connect motor wires in the wrong place, the board won't be damaged. Same goes for J10 connector. 6. DON'T power this board up until your PC is connected and running MACH3, otherwise if left for a while, your motors will hit 55+ degrees C and rising, and will be too hot to touch. When all is well, your motors will be about 30-35 degrees stable. 7. If your motors are buzzing but not turning, assuming your carriage isn't jamming, then you need to change your MACH3 setting. I'm using JKM NEMA23 motors (Banggood!), with settings in 'motor tuning' of velocity 350, acceleration 15. If I take acceleration above 19, it acts like the motor is faulty and makes a whining pitched noise, but it's not. Your setup may need different settings in MACH3 but I hope all this info will help others. Andy

this is a ready well made board and its really look nice ,and good quality and good for the money

this is a ready well made board and its really look nice ,and good quality and good for the money

this is a ready well made board and its really look nice ,and good quality and good for the money

Otimo Produto !!!!!! Recomendo a Todos !!!!!!! Envio rapido !!!!!!!

Otimo Produto !!!!!! Recomendo a Todos !!!!!!! Envio rapido !!!!!!!

Otimo Produto !!!!!! Recomendo a Todos !!!!!!! Envio rapido !!!!!!!

I received this product after a long time after I have purchased, the electronic card and the data data transfer cable are Okey. The problem is that the CD with the data and programs to make the board work is damaged as you can check in the attached photo. I ask you to send the contents of the CD via email or DROPBOX, or inform me where I can download this content. I need programs, board configuration manual and electrical schematics.

I received this product after a long time after I have purchased, the electronic card and the data data transfer cable are Okey. The problem is that the CD with the data and programs to make the board work is damaged as you can check in the attached photo. I ask you to send the contents of the CD via email or DROPBOX, or inform me where I can download this content. I need programs, board configuration manual and electrical schematics.

I received this product after a long time after I have purchased, the electronic card and the data data transfer cable are Okey. The problem is that the CD with the data and programs to make the board work is damaged as you can check in the attached photo. I ask you to send the contents of the CD via email or DROPBOX, or inform me where I can download this content. I need programs, board configuration manual and electrical schematics.

Buen producto de calidad precio, de excelente fabricación

Buen producto de calidad precio, de excelente fabricación

Buen producto de calidad precio, de excelente fabricación

prodotto ottimo, qualità prezzo ottimo

prodotto ottimo, qualità prezzo ottimo

prodotto ottimo, qualità prezzo ottimo

quality

quality

quality

fast shipping, i will see quality after instalation, but everthing looks fine

fast shipping, i will see quality after instalation, but everthing looks fine

fast shipping, i will see quality after instalation, but everthing looks fine