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MCU Clock Speed | 240 MHz |
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RAM | 520KB |
Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
Input Voltage | 12-24V DC |
Compatible Software | LaserGRBL, LightBurn |
Firmware | GRBL |
Limit Switch Ports | 6 |
Emergency Stop | Yes |
Stepper Motor Drivers | Up to 4 |
Driver Support | A4988, DRV8825, TMC2208, TMC5160 |
Offline Controller | Supported |
Laser Support | Supported |
SD Card Support | Yes |
Details the electrical connections and pinouts for various components on the MKS DLC32 board.
Explains the power input options, fuse, and external switch for the MKS DLC32.
Describes the connections and configurations for stepper motor drivers and their settings.
Covers the TTL and PWM interfaces for laser modules and CNC spindle control.
Details the specific 2-pin interface for laser or spindle control signals.
Outlines the connections for the LCD screen and expansion ports (EXP1, EXP2).
Provides instructions and links for downloading the MKS DLC32 firmware from GitHub.
Guides users on installing the necessary software tools for firmware flashing.
Step-by-step guide on connecting the board and performing the firmware update.
Details how to select the correct firmware file and configure update parameters.
Explains direct control of the MKS DLC32 using the TS24/TS35 touchscreen interface.
Describes using PC host computer software like LaserGRBL for controlling the MKS DLC32.
Details how to connect and control the MKS DLC32 via a web browser on the local network.
Explains how to use the dedicated mobile application for controlling the MKS DLC32.
Addresses common problems like no power on the motherboard/screen and incomplete display.
Solves connection problems for web or app control, focusing on network configuration.
Explains how to utilize specific pins (SCL, GND) for air assist functionality.
Provides contact information for support via Amazon, email, or GitHub for unresolved questions.