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Open device manager and update drivers for the new Smoothie/Seriel USB device with the signed drivers you just downloaded from Github located in the easy to find folder: After a bit D1 also starts lightning while D2 and D3 blinks rapidly. Plug in USB to the board and look at the LEDs at the upper left corner. If confused about the name “Repository”, then just look at it as a folder of files.Ĭlick the file and click the Download in Github and save it somewhere on your computer, then extract it to a folder. Note: You do not want to use MKS firmware as it is redacted. In order to install the drivers for MKS Sbase v1.x (opens shop on Aliexpress) board on our computer we first need to go and download the necessary drivers from the makerbase makerbase-mks on

Heated bed heater pins – Physical Layout.

Heated bed thermistor – Physical Layout.

Firmware Step 5: Heated bed temperature control configuration.

Firmware Step 4: Hotend temperature control configuration.

Firmware Step 2: Cartesian axis speed limits, pins and current.

Configuring Smoothieware compared to Marlin.

I am not going to do anything advanced in the firmware/configuration Table Of Contents: I am not going to go into the hardware of the board, aside from the need to connect relevant cables. I am going to explain and set it up to work as a new controller in my Ultimaker 2 clone with a single extruder. It can be used for Smoothieboards as well in most regards. This Instructables is about finding our way around and Configuring the MKS Sbase 1.x 32-bit controller Card basics and intro to Smoothieware. I’m really pleased to see how this basic intro into Smoothieware and the MKS Sbase 1.x controller have gotten so much attention, and really hope it’s going to help people get started or decide not to.