Makerbase specializes in open-source 3D printer control boards, stepper motor drivers, and display screens for the DIY maker community.
Makerbase, often referred to as MKS, is a prominent manufacturer of electronic components for 3D printers and CNC machines. The company provides a wide range of hardware solutions, including 32-bit control boards like the MKS Robin and Monster8 series, closed-loop stepper motor drivers, and touch screen displays.
Known for its strong support of open-source firmware such as Marlin and Klipper, Makerbase empowers enthusiasts and professionals to build, upgrade, and customize high-performance additive manufacturing systems.
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Firmware, schematic diagrams, and user manuals for Makerbase (MKS) boards are centrally hosted on their official GitHub repositories under the user 'makerbase-mks'.
This issue often indicates incorrect wiring sequence or phase connection. Ensure the motor wiring matches the board's specifications and check that the correct current is set on the driver.
Download the correct 'bin' file for your board from GitHub, copy it to a FAT32 formatted SD card, insert it into the board, and power it on. The filename often needs to be specific (e.g., 'mks_monster8.bin') and will change extension to '.cur' upon success.