Quintuple Stepper Driver
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This original text revolves around the manipulation of the PSMD Triple Axis Driver board by 'tinkerings' for use with Gen 4 Makerbot electronics. It replaces the need for five separate stepper boards with just one, excluding Pololu boards. The tinkered version features two additional stepper drivers and plans to replace the 30-pin ribbon connector with a customizable 30-pin ribbon for various controllers. A note mentions that some Pololu drivers can operate at both 3.3V and 5V, while end stop connectors on A and B are experimental. Updates include changing the 10-pin connector to a 6-pin one like Makerbot boards, adding VCC and minimum endstop signal to unused pins, including PC power supply plug and screw terminal connection with a motor shutoff switch for servicing convenience. Compatibility includes Makerbot motherboards and stepper motors requiring standard 0.1" header. Instructions refer to the original PSMD documentation, with R20, R21 labeled as 1k Ohm but should be adjusted according to input voltage and LED current specifications, as per http://led.linear1.org/1led.wiz.
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