Hi, After watching your video I went straight ahead to order one from Ali for my Tevo Tarantula since I have a dual Z axis and need driver for a second extruder for bi color printing. I believe the special connector on this board is a MOLEX 50-57-9404 ...Thanks for your video!
Well, a ready to run drop-in replacement board with touchscreen and full sized card reader for most China printers for $50 seems like quite the deal! I mean, Creality wants a similar price for their simple inflexible controller boards alone! I'd sure buy one if my Ender 3 board would fail! That said, think you could make a vid stuffing that thing in a Ender or CR10 series printer, see how much effort that is to get it running properly and show what features it adds?
I'm looking forward to the installation video. I've noticed that the board has 3 PWM outputs for fans ( 0,1 &2), I've only been able to use 2 of the fans (0,1) in the past. Is Marlin capable of using the 3rd fan? In your next video please include any firmware setup steps that may be necessary. thank you
In your next video please cover the firmware (Marlin 1.1.9) setup for this board using 2130 stepper drivers with sensor less end stops, SD card support and TFT 4.3 setup. I have been playing with this setup for a few days now and can't seem to get it to work. Thanks
Do you know if its possible to connect only a TFT 32 LCD to control this board with all the fancy extra features that a printer nowdays can handle like power loss recovery, filament detection, and other safety addons. The TFT 32 LCD enable a lot of these features and I'm not sure that's the case with this FYSETC F6 standalone...
Without going to a 32-bit platform it is close to being obsolete but with Mendel-style kinematics this board is still a good fit. The current price-point is not really competitive with other boards but the added features for the step sticks are nice.
What type are these connectors on the board, what is the name of them (you have created adapters for these)? I want to search for ready made adapters or in worst case buy the needed connectors and create them by myself (not the preferred solution, but anyway :-)).
i second that question. i can't seem to find the right connectors, although the schematic clearly states this should be JST JH-2.54, the connectors on the board are clearly something else
You can check this link with an example of one 3pin connector (the one you need to connect the endstop switches for example). pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/104257-3/housing-receptacle-4way/dp/1777053?ost=1777053&ddkey=https%3Apt-PT%2FElement14_Portugal%2Fsearch You also need to buy the pins to crimp the wires to. pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/1-104480-6/contact-crimp-receptacle-26-22awg/dp/1777073?st=1777073 In total, you need 4pin connectors for the motors, 3pin connectors for the endstops and 2pin connectors for the thermistors, fans, etc.
You can check this link with an example of one 3pin connector (the one you need to connect the endstop switches for example). pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/104257-3/housing-receptacle-4way/dp/1777053?ost=1777053&ddkey=https%3Apt-PT%2FElement14_Portugal%2Fsearch You also need to buy the pins to crimp the wires to. pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/1-104480-6/contact-crimp-receptacle-26-22awg/dp/1777073?st=1777073 In total, you need 4pin connectors for the motors, 3pin connectors for the endstops and 2pin connectors for the thermistors, fans, etc.
@@ruiraptor Thank you! I just found also these here (before reading your answer): www.google.com/search?q=Molex+5057-9404&client=firefox-b-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwikm-WgrP3gAhUKkMMKHZ8FCkYQ_AUIECgD&biw=1920&bih=958 (4 pins) or these www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&biw=1920&bih=958&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=ogmIXMfRLujjsAeasaeABg&q=Molex+5057-9403&oq=Molex+5057-9403&gs_l=img.3...159251.159251..159986...0.0..0.82.82.1......0....2j1..gws-wiz-img.FSNLhSYrJAE (3 pins)
And there are ready made cables existing, yeah! :-) www.aliexpress.com/item/5pcs-1M-NAMA17-42-Stepper-Motor-Cables-Compatiable-With-Mini-Rambo-Einsy-Rambo-Rambo-1-3/32952847902.html?spm=2114.search0103.3.235.71983a4dEucqmq&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10065_10068_10547_319_317_10548_10696_10084_453_10083_454_10618_10304_10307_10820_10821_537_10302_536_10902_10843_10059_10884_10887_321_322_10103,searchweb201603_58,ppcSwitch_0&algo_expid=bea52f8c-4931-4d6d-b908-1c0f45d00012-30&algo_pvid=bea52f8c-4931-4d6d-b908-1c0f45d00012
Hi, They are called MTE connectors. If you google MTE connectors you will find the exact ones. Don't forget to buy also the pins as they are normally sold separately.
@@ruiraptor Thanks Mine is coming soon and I'm concerned about upgrading my tevo tarrantula old (modifyed close to the ender 3) with power faillure recovery, filament runout and wifi communication (pronterface)...
This TFT screen is serial with FPC connector. The MKS Gen L does not have that connector. You can eventually make a cable and connect it using the serial pins of the MKS Gen L but there are other TFT displays that are plug and play.
@@ruiraptor correct! Sorry for mistyping.. is there a connector on that board? What type is it likely to use? Is there a software support within the suppliers library? Is there source code for free?
@@ruiraptor olha boa! Eu devo comprar a Duet 2 wifi deles por 83€ pelo que entendi já vem com divers imbuídos na board. Vou pedir para declararem 18USD a ver se tenho a mesma sorte na alfândega ;)
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Enjoyed the video, perfect as always! Looking forward the installation video! Best regards and best wishes!!!
very much looking forward to seeing more of this. been tempted to get one, esp. the touch screen addon, but not seen much from anyone I trust.
The big gotcha with touch screens and Marlin is that too many functions are currently only available with the LCD displays.
@@bliksemdonder5624 yeah that but sucks :/
Its likely to get to know if Black Widow can get upgrade with that board!
Wow, interesting controller
Thanks for sharing👍😀
I'm not sure how you're going to decide which printer to install this board on, but I would like to see it go into a Tevo Flash.
Hi, After watching your video I went straight ahead to order one from Ali for my Tevo Tarantula since I have a dual Z axis and need driver for a second extruder for bi color printing. I believe the special connector on this board is a MOLEX 50-57-9404 ...Thanks for your video!
If you are interested, I found these "MX2.54 Dupont Connector"
@@LucaFranchi Great! yes. I'm interested
Well, a ready to run drop-in replacement board with touchscreen and full sized card reader for most China printers for $50 seems like quite the deal!
I mean, Creality wants a similar price for their simple inflexible controller boards alone!
I'd sure buy one if my Ender 3 board would fail!
That said, think you could make a vid stuffing that thing in a Ender or CR10 series printer, see how much effort that is to get it running properly and show what features it adds?
Where do I put the jumpers if I have an adapter for external drives? Thank you!
When will you be uploading your installation video?? cant wait
Same here!
I'm looking forward to the installation video.
I've noticed that the board has 3 PWM outputs for fans ( 0,1 &2),
I've only been able to use 2 of the fans (0,1) in the past.
Is Marlin capable of using the 3rd fan?
In your next video please include any firmware setup steps that may be necessary.
thank you
Hi,
i will check when i install the the board and let you know.
In your next video please cover the firmware (Marlin 1.1.9) setup for this board using 2130 stepper drivers with sensor less end stops, SD card support and TFT 4.3 setup. I have been playing with this setup for a few days now and can't seem to get it to work. Thanks
Ok, will try to cover that too :)
Do you know if its possible to connect only a TFT 32 LCD to control this board with all the fancy extra features that a printer nowdays can handle like power loss recovery, filament detection, and other safety addons. The TFT 32 LCD enable a lot of these features and I'm not sure that's the case with this FYSETC F6 standalone...
Looks like they loaded up the board with extra features to keep it from getting obsolete anytime soon
Without going to a 32-bit platform it is close to being obsolete but with Mendel-style kinematics this board is still a good fit. The current price-point is not really competitive with other boards but the added features for the step sticks are nice.
@@bliksemdonder5624 What boards are available in 32 bit currently? Thanks
It would be great If you install It on an Ender 3. Many people have this printer and It comes with a not so good board.
Well, I'm glad they allow you to change "FLIAMENT" on the graphic display. LOL!
What type are these connectors on the board, what is the name of them (you have created adapters for these)? I want to search for ready made adapters or in worst case buy the needed connectors and create them by myself (not the preferred solution, but anyway :-)).
i second that question. i can't seem to find the right connectors, although the schematic clearly states this should be JST JH-2.54, the connectors on the board are clearly something else
You can check this link with an example of one 3pin connector (the one you need to connect the endstop switches for example).
pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/104257-3/housing-receptacle-4way/dp/1777053?ost=1777053&ddkey=https%3Apt-PT%2FElement14_Portugal%2Fsearch
You also need to buy the pins to crimp the wires to.
pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/1-104480-6/contact-crimp-receptacle-26-22awg/dp/1777073?st=1777073
In total, you need 4pin connectors for the motors, 3pin connectors for the endstops and 2pin connectors for the thermistors, fans, etc.
You can check this link with an example of one 3pin connector (the one you need to connect the endstop switches for example).
pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/104257-3/housing-receptacle-4way/dp/1777053?ost=1777053&ddkey=https%3Apt-PT%2FElement14_Portugal%2Fsearch
You also need to buy the pins to crimp the wires to.
pt.farnell.com/amp-te-connectivity/1-104480-6/contact-crimp-receptacle-26-22awg/dp/1777073?st=1777073
In total, you need 4pin connectors for the motors, 3pin connectors for the endstops and 2pin connectors for the thermistors, fans, etc.
@@ruiraptor Thank you! I just found also these here (before reading your answer): www.google.com/search?q=Molex+5057-9404&client=firefox-b-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwikm-WgrP3gAhUKkMMKHZ8FCkYQ_AUIECgD&biw=1920&bih=958 (4 pins) or these www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&biw=1920&bih=958&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=ogmIXMfRLujjsAeasaeABg&q=Molex+5057-9403&oq=Molex+5057-9403&gs_l=img.3...159251.159251..159986...0.0..0.82.82.1......0....2j1..gws-wiz-img.FSNLhSYrJAE (3 pins)
And there are ready made cables existing, yeah! :-) www.aliexpress.com/item/5pcs-1M-NAMA17-42-Stepper-Motor-Cables-Compatiable-With-Mini-Rambo-Einsy-Rambo-Rambo-1-3/32952847902.html?spm=2114.search0103.3.235.71983a4dEucqmq&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10065_10068_10547_319_317_10548_10696_10084_453_10083_454_10618_10304_10307_10820_10821_537_10302_536_10902_10843_10059_10884_10887_321_322_10103,searchweb201603_58,ppcSwitch_0&algo_expid=bea52f8c-4931-4d6d-b908-1c0f45d00012-30&algo_pvid=bea52f8c-4931-4d6d-b908-1c0f45d00012
I have tmc 2130 v1.1 spi pin is upside, how can i use in f3 board
What is the connector type that the FYSETC uses? I'm looking to upgrade my current setup.
Hi,
They are called MTE connectors.
If you google MTE connectors you will find the exact ones.
Don't forget to buy also the pins as they are normally sold separately.
Hello, will you make a review of the Fystec S6? Thanks
Hi, yes, we have the S6 to test. We will make that video as soon as we can.
@@ruiraptor Thanks Mine is coming soon and I'm concerned about upgrading my tevo tarrantula old (modifyed close to the ender 3) with power faillure recovery, filament runout and wifi communication (pronterface)...
@ruiraptor you need to test the bigtreetech SKR :)
It's in my plans :)
Is it possible to connect the MKS TFT35 screen to this board?
No, it's not possible.
Can the lcd screen fit mks gen l ?
This TFT screen is serial with FPC connector. The MKS Gen L does not have that connector. You can eventually make a cable and connect it using the serial pins of the MKS Gen L but there are other TFT displays that are plug and play.
@@ruiraptor okei. But i have order a skr v1.3. does it fit that board ? :) Thanks
Hi. Can I use this board in tevo tarantula? Thanks
Hi,
Yes you can. Just adapt the firmware for this board.
would the instructions to install this be the same as a mks l board ?
It's similar. There are a few things you need to take into account but we will make a video explaining everything in detail very soon.
@@ruiraptor i have one on order, so now its china shipping time , so i think you have plenty , thanks !
now if they could just make a 32 bit version of it...
Darn I just got an mks gen L board lol
Whats with blt touch sensor ?
Hi,
BLT sensor = Bed Leveling Touch Sensor
@@ruiraptor correct! Sorry for mistyping.. is there a connector on that board? What type is it likely to use? Is there a software support within the suppliers library? Is there source code for free?
Hi,
If you go here ( wiki.fysetc.com/F6_V1.3/ ) you will see all the details.
They also provide a Marlin version for you to adapt to your printer.
It looks like a computer)
Ficou preso na alfândega? Normalmente nestes valores não perdoam ;)
Neste caso em particular por acaso não parou. Já tive artigos mais baratos que pararam e fui taxado.
@@ruiraptor olha boa! Eu devo comprar a Duet 2 wifi deles por 83€ pelo que entendi já vem com divers imbuídos na board.
Vou pedir para declararem 18USD a ver se tenho a mesma sorte na alfândega ;)