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Software and Add-onsPanucatt Panucatt Devices Azteeg X5 mini WiFi 32BIT All-in-one Controller
The X5 mini WiFi is a 32 bit ARM controller which is ideal for use with 3D printers as well as CNC machines, and the newest version also includes WiFi! This controller uses Smoothieware firmware which blends perfectly with the 120Mhz NXP LPC1769 ARM chip which enables lightning fast calculations and smoother movements. This controller also comes packaged with 4 SD5984 Stepper Drivers!
| List Price: | $125.00 |
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| Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
Powerful and easy to configure
Configuration is easier using a text based config file loaded on the SD card, no need to upload firmware every time you make a change. Just edit the config file from your PC and reboot the board with the new config and you're done. The WiFi Module has its own separate web control page to control and operate the printer remotely. You can transfer files directly to the main SD card and edit the config file on any PC, Phone or Tablet using Wifi. Web Control can also display video when using an IP camera! WiFi Module firmware custom made by Luc Lebosse.
Features and tech specs of the X5 Mini WiFi
- 32BIT NPC LPC1769 120MHZ ARM processor.
- Compatible with Smoothieware firmeware by Arthur Wolf
- Wifi Module on-board with stand alone web Control (Ethernet built in - RJ45 for V3)
- Digital pot stepper driver current control (Panucatt drivers only)
- 1 High Current Mosfet for Heat bed control
- 1 Mosfet for Hotend control
- 2 FAN Mosfet ( 1 mosfet on V1 and V1.1)
- 4 end stops and 2 thermistor inputs ( ESD/Over voltage protected inputs)
- Wide input high efficiency switching Power supply (5v @ 1A max)
- Micro SD card slot built in
- High current Terminal blocks can Handle up to 20 Amps per pin
- 4 Layer, 2oz per layer PCB
- Over voltage protected analog inputs
- ESD/Surge protected endstop inputs
Physical Dimensions
- 3.9" x 2.2" (100mm x 56mm)
What's in the box?
- 1 X5 Mini controller board
- 4 SD5984 Stepper Driver Boards
- 4 Stepper Driver heat sinks
Documentation
- X5 Mini WiFi setup
- X5 Mini WiFi Wiring Diagram
- Quick Setup Guide
- Smoothie Firmware (File Download Link)
Which controller board is right for you?
Questions
Does this board have a servo header pin to attach BLtouch? Thx.
That makes no scene. I have the docs for the drivers but how on earth should i know what to set the jumper on the board if i dont have a doc for the wifi version. what do you mean SPI interface? I dont know what that is.
If I get the tmc2100 or tmc2130 drivers what jumper settings should I use under the drivers? there are 3 but no doc. also is there a wiring diagram for the WIFI ver of this board?
if i am connecting the board to the computer via the ethernet does the board supply its own 5v power if the jumper is in the int position?
on a k40 with this board what pin would go to the laser fire if pwm goes to the heater?
If using this to power a laser cutter what pins could I use for the pwm to control laser power?
Where can one get the connectors for the vertical headers? Is a wiring harness available?
Is there a stepper expansion module available?
When will these be back in stock?
On which side of the board is the heatsink strip installed? Photo shows bottom.
Does the Azteeg x5 output PWM? if so is there a pin diagram?
When will it be back in stock? I like your store and don't really want to go somewhere else.
Upgrading from a Kossel Pro. I've don't have the shunts and heatsinks that came with it. What do I need for a 24-volt installation and 1/32 stepping, please? BTW, how many shunts originally came with it?
Upgrading from a Kossel Pro. Will the connectors on the KP original wires have to be changed (apart from some breakouts)?
Is there anything else that's needed to get this up and running ?
Are the two mosfet fan outputs capable of software PWM?
Hey @Guest,
Yes they are!