Table of Contents
List 0: Preparing Before Check
🎯 Objective
To ensure new users can get started with the product smoothly, we have pre-installed the FluidNC firmware and a test config.yaml file. If you are a beginner, please do NOT update the firmware or modify the YAML configuration until you have completed this checklist.
📋 Checklist Overview
This checklist recreates the item-by-item manual testing performed before the product left our factory. Beginners should not skip this process. Please spend about 60 minutes following the steps before proceeding to use the product. We have designed these steps to be safe and simple, testing all I/O and helping you quickly become familiar with the product's basic functions.
🛠️ Tools Required
Required Equipment
Optional Equipment
💾 Test Firmware & Configuration
Reference Configuration File: The factory test configuration file is available at:
YAML Example: XYZABC StepStick Drivers
- Applicable to the V4.9PB V4.96Pro mainboard,
- For internal connections such as A4988, DRV8825, and other StepStick drivers.
This YAML file is used for V4.9PB V4.96Pro factory testing, including features such as 6-axis control, 6 limits, Probe, OLED, Relays, PWM, 0-10V output, and 485 communication.
Old Videos Documents
5mins Simple Setup Tutorial for FluidNC Firmware
This video is from our American partner, dubbed in English，Applicable to all PiBot Boards FluidNC firmware uploads
Beginner upload firmware set webUI tutorial
The V4.9 plus and V4.8A V4.9A is similar config, different is the v4.9 plus step/dir model onboard driver “MS3 pin” need set in yaml.
// Relay // PWM // Laser // 0~10V // Output Test //
The V4.9 plus and V4.8A V4.9A is similar config, different is the v4.9 plus step/dir model onboard driver “MS3 pin” need set in yaml.
// Connect hardware // Limits // Probe // Motor // Relays
The V4.9 plus and V4.8A V4.9A is similar config, different is the v4.9 plus step/dir model onboard driver “MS3 pin” need set in yaml.