🏆 PiBot V4.7B Checklist Completed

Check Done!

You have completed the V4.7B bench inspection. The main power, communication, inputs, external-driver signals and controller outputs have now been checked in order.
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Checklist steps completed
Bench Test
Board-level I/O verification finished
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What You Have Verified
✅ Module / Power
✅ Wi-Fi / WebUI
✅ microSD
✅ 8 Inputs
✅ XYYZA Signals
✅ C Connector
✅ 2 MOSFETs
✅ PWM
✅ Laser PWM
✅ 0–10 V
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Important: The Test YAML Is Not for Real Machine Use

v47b-xyyza-standard-config.yaml exists to exercise the V4.7B interfaces on the bench. Its XYYZA mapping, motion values, directions, limits, spindle/laser ranges and safety behavior may not match your machine.

Do not home, cut, engrave or run a real machine with this test file unchanged.

  • Create a new machine-specific YAML.
  • Set the correct axes, steps/mm, direction, travel, speed and acceleration.
  • Configure limit switches, probe, homing and E-stop behavior.
  • Configure the real spindle, VFD, laser, relay, PWM and MOSFET functions.
  • Remember: the two V4.7B MOSFET channels are 1.5 A maximum per channel; heavier loads require an external relay or suitable power driver.
Safe first machine test: keep the spindle and laser disabled. Start with low speed, short moves and motors uncoupled where practical. Verify direction, limits, homing and emergency stop before real work.
Save the Test Record
  • Save an untouched copy of the test YAML.
  • Record the board revision and exact ESP32 module model.
  • Save the FluidNC version and complete startup log.
  • Record every measured voltage and any failed connector.
  • Take clear photos before changing the wiring.
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Achievement Unlocked
  • PiBot V4.7B Explorer — factory-style bench inspection completed.
  • You now know the locations and test behavior of the main V4.7B interfaces.
  • This record will make future wiring and troubleshooting much easier.