First FastBot BBP 1S 3D Printer Controller Board Unboxing pics

[UriValle]

It is looking that the problem is the board is not self powered standalone.
According to me the logic side either requires USB or the standard 2.1mm round coaxial power jack 5V.
There are 2 through holes on the board labeled ground and 5V. That pair is directly in parallel with the round 5V logic input.
Pretty sure they used the standard USB power switch setup to prevent backfeeding up USB.

[HSF]

It is looking that the problem is the board is not self powered standalone.
According to me the logic side either requires USB or the standard 2.1mm round coaxial power jack 5V.
There are 2 through holes on the board labeled ground and 5V. That pair is directly in parallel with the round 5V logic input.
Pretty sure they used the standard USB power switch setup to prevent backfeeding up USB.

I performed the same mod as Jetguy (Thanks Jetguy!) which seems to be working quite swimmingly:
http://www.print3dforum.com/showthre...ll=1#post17529

I finally finished all of the hardware work on my printer and will hopefully try a print this weekend (though I am patiently awaiting v.0.93 auto-leveling support)..

[stf]

Hi! Was just wondering if anyone had a chance to print with it? If yes, what are the performance gains? I've read it's compatible with any kind of printers, is that true? Got a makerbot replicator 1 and a wanhao i3.

[bolsoncerrado]

Apparently it is. I have yet to start with it too.

[Zuxztah]

Is there anyone who is able to print with this board yet? I got one and I've been trying all day to get it to print but it's living it's own life?

20x20mm cube print test
http://imgur.com/6TPkRYG

I need a board for 6 steppers due to dual Z motors and dual extruder motors? Is there any other board available?

[scitech_india]

Again, you have to know every single component of your printer because you have to enter those specifications into the firmware of the new controller.
You have to know the wiring of your printer and how to connect it.
You have to know the steps per mm of each axis including the extruder
You have to know where your limit switches are located and how they are wired (normally open or normally closed)
You need to the voltage levels of the endstops if they are optical or magnetic because they could fry the new board if the wrong voltage.
You need to know axis lengths
You have to know what temp sensors your current printer uses and how they are wired.
You have to ensure you know the voltages and wiring of all the fans and LEDS in your printer.
You have to know the power supply and any other special wiring.

hi i have read your mentioning
please can you help how i can adjust the parameters of the my printer i have some issues
i have Geeetech prusa i3 pro B model with me please help me to get it work
it's have lot's of issues like auto home is not working i mean the end stoppers are not working
how i could change the parameters

[Whary1950]

Thanks for useful unboxing photos, this printer looks good. Could you advice it and also could write its pros and cons, please?