IMPORTANT NOTE: this video shows how to setup 12 or 24 for the drivers for my particular setup since I was going to use 12 volts for Vin (VBB) to power the board and 24 volts to power the motor drivers (HV). Some comments showed me that I was not clear about mentioning my particular setup. TMC5160 Pro V1.1 - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCHOWoj BIGTREETECH BTT Manta M8P - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCfEmQP BIGTREETECH BTT CB1 PI4B Adapter - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCB8ac7
@@looxonline The problem is that the v1.0 manual does not mention about 56 volts but just HV. The motor drivers terminal can support 12/24 and HV (not mentioned what voltage) so I assumed it was 12 or 24 where 24 was the HV at the moment the video was made. BTT should do a better job on describing features in the manual. I was reading the v1.1 which mention that motor driver terminal allows for 12/24/48/56 volts so 56 is HV. So you can select using the jumpers. I will make a note in the description so that is clear. I also emailed BTT about this problem, let see what they respond. Also they correct some staff in the manual from v1.0 to v1.1 but did not mentioned it, like motor drivers input voltages.
IMPORTANT NOTE: this video shows how to setup 12 or 24 for the drivers for my particular setup since I was going to use 12 volts for Vin (VBB) to power the board and 24 volts to power the motor drivers (HV). Some comments showed me that I was not clear about mentioning my particular setup.
TMC5160 Pro V1.1 - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCHOWoj
BIGTREETECH BTT Manta M8P - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCfEmQP
BIGTREETECH BTT CB1 PI4B Adapter - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCB8ac7
aren’t tmc5160HV 48v?
Depending on OEM up to 56 Volts but the BTT Manata M8P input power is 24 Volts
@@ganzoai Look closely you can power the steppers separately from the board power: "Motor Power"
@@JDccc26 I know that, the driver terminal accept 12/24 or
@@ganzoai It does support it. This video is a bit misleading.
@@looxonline The problem is that the v1.0 manual does not mention about 56 volts but just HV. The motor drivers terminal can support 12/24 and HV (not mentioned what voltage) so I assumed it was 12 or 24 where 24 was the HV at the moment the video was made. BTT should do a better job on describing features in the manual. I was reading the v1.1 which mention that motor driver terminal allows for 12/24/48/56 volts so 56 is HV. So you can select using the jumpers. I will make a note in the description so that is clear. I also emailed BTT about this problem, let see what they respond. Also they correct some staff in the manual from v1.0 to v1.1 but did not mentioned it, like motor drivers input voltages.