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What is the MKS Base AUX header connector type?
Are these the right types of electrical connectors for hooking my Switching Power Supply up to a wall outlet?In the standard PC Cable Wire that goes from the wall outlet to the switching power supply, are they standard and what are the wire specifications?Is 22-Guage Stranded Hookup Wire the correct wire to connect the Switching Powersupply to RAMPs 1.4?Do the TW, THW and THHN or THWN wire insulation types matter in terms of powering RAMPS 1.4 or the MK2a Heat Bed?Can I use a pin header in a breadboard to wire up the z-axis motors in parallel?Connector Suggestion for Extruder and HeatbedHeater cartridge connector for Original Prusa i3 MK2SMKS Sbase ProbingAnet A6 stock power wires.. the live, the zero and the ground. Which is whichWhat is acceptable voltage drop from PSU to controller?
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I'm looking to crimp wires to the AUX-1 and EXP pins of my MKS base. For sanity reasons, i cant directly use Dupont jumpers, they keep coming out.
BIQU MKS-Base V1.6 Plate Controller Board for 3D Printer Ramps 1.4
In the above product image, the type of housing is the "black" colored headers on the board, around the top left corner of the board. Each header has ~10 male pins inside of it
Most of the other pins are of JST-XH type, for anyone else wondering.
wiring wire-type
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I'm looking to crimp wires to the AUX-1 and EXP pins of my MKS base. For sanity reasons, i cant directly use Dupont jumpers, they keep coming out.
BIQU MKS-Base V1.6 Plate Controller Board for 3D Printer Ramps 1.4
In the above product image, the type of housing is the "black" colored headers on the board, around the top left corner of the board. Each header has ~10 male pins inside of it
Most of the other pins are of JST-XH type, for anyone else wondering.
wiring wire-type
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I'm looking to crimp wires to the AUX-1 and EXP pins of my MKS base. For sanity reasons, i cant directly use Dupont jumpers, they keep coming out.
BIQU MKS-Base V1.6 Plate Controller Board for 3D Printer Ramps 1.4
In the above product image, the type of housing is the "black" colored headers on the board, around the top left corner of the board. Each header has ~10 male pins inside of it
Most of the other pins are of JST-XH type, for anyone else wondering.
wiring wire-type
edited 59 mins ago
0scar♦
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I'm looking to crimp wires to the AUX-1 and EXP pins of my MKS base. For sanity reasons, i cant directly use Dupont jumpers, they keep coming out.
BIQU MKS-Base V1.6 Plate Controller Board for 3D Printer Ramps 1.4
In the above product image, the type of housing is the "black" colored headers on the board, around the top left corner of the board. Each header has ~10 male pins inside of it
Most of the other pins are of JST-XH type, for anyone else wondering.
wiring wire-type
wiring wire-type
edited 59 mins ago
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You need a 2.54 mm (pitch, similar pitch to Dupont) female connector of 2 x 5 pins. These connectors are usually crimped onto flat ribbon cables and used to connect the display to the board. These connectors have a rectangular notch to fit the gap in the housing to correctly position the cable (which the 2 x 5P DuPont doesn't have).
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You need a 2.54 mm (pitch, similar pitch to Dupont) female connector of 2 x 5 pins. These connectors are usually crimped onto flat ribbon cables and used to connect the display to the board. These connectors have a rectangular notch to fit the gap in the housing to correctly position the cable (which the 2 x 5P DuPont doesn't have).
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