BIGTREETECH TMC2209 V1.2 with SKR V1.3 32bit Smoothieware Controller Panel Board for 3D Printer Compatible With12864LCD/ TFT24 /TFT28/TFT32/TFT35

Great community for help, but have to say this board is a pain in the ass to setup. I follow the guide that they gave on github. I only got half of the 3d printer working. I can home Z, but can't home X&Y. I think sensorless homing is bugged with the 2209 drivers. I can't even get my heater on my hotend to respond. I can't test the hotend fan until I get the heater running. I can't turn on the layer fan.UPDATE 01/24/20: I gave this product a five star review after a finally got this sucker to work. It is indeed a pain in the ASCII to setup this board. After I finally got it working this board runs like a champ! I can print without any noise what so ever. The most I hear is the fans blowing to cool the printer. I also can print now at 77 mm/s instead of the usual 40 mm/s. I give it five star rating now. I am using this board plus a Dyze Design GT extruder and hot end.Man, I really want to get this to work. I do like these drivers are quiet when I home the Z axis. I hate learning new tech. It gives me a headache. So tempted to rma..

Final update: My Z axis stepper motor connector's far left pin was bent and that's why the Z axis didn't work. It also turns out the very first board I was sent was probably flawless and everything was due to things being bent or user error. It's a very convenient board compared to others because of the lack of a need for wiring harnesses for 5160/2560/2209 etc, especially if you don't already have all the tools for that. This is also a great deal for both a board and the TMC2209 drivers.UPDATE: It turns out, after a replacement and hours troubleshooting, the problem was the BLTouch wiring. For the SKR 1.3, the red and brown wires (Antclab version) need to be switched, otherwise power won't even route to the SKR 1.3, which was unusual and threw me off.UPDATE 2: The Z axis doesn't work. When I have access to the printer again I'll try and fix it, will update with the method if it works out. The extruder is dead silent and the other two axes, while a bit loud (likely because my belts and bearings aren't properly tightened) work fine.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Literally bricked as soon as I turned the power on. I'm pretty sure I wired it correctly too. The packaging was nice and the product otherwise arrived fine. I think the fuses were faulty or something.

I bought this board as replacement for the Azteeg X5 I had been using reliably on my delta for so long I had forgotten how to set up config files. I have to say that the learning curve was a little steep going from Smoothieware to Marlin 2.0, but there is a lot of information out there on this board so I was able to figure out a game plan on how to get it to work with my machine. Finally plugged everything together and it worked first time! Beautifully! Huge improvement on print quality, especially moving at lower speeds for small parts. Smooth and absolutely silent movements. Incredible! Bigtreetech has done a great job with this beautifully designed product!

I used this in my 3d printer, which i built from zero, it works very good, just look for instructions on internet and you are ready to go. I only have to say that i have problems when i turn on the product from usb and then give the main power, it gives a strange behavior (divide the steps per mm half). You have to supply main power and then usb or change the pin to use only main power (12/24v). That was the only thing that makes me work around a bit, but it works nice! Recommended!

I originally installed on a monoprice mini and it worked great. I took it out after a few weeks and it is now working great in my sunlu s8. There are plenty of resources online to configure this board.

I got the device to power and and work as expected. But before I was able to get everything set up to make my first print the device failed and now Windows 10 reports "USB Device Malfunction" Be careful when selecting this product.

The screen would never work with the motherboard I sent it all back

If you're planning to go dual X carriages you'll be one stepper channel short.... Great otherwise and enough for dual Z. BTT's docs are okay, good pinouts and no bugs I've found. Components are all very well soldered and selected. Quality board for the price, and with sensorless homing you can use those endstop pins for other expansions.