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The FYSETC 3D Printer Parts 5PCS Upgrade Stepstick Mute S2209 V4.0 is a set of ultra-quiet, high-performance stepper motor drivers supporting up to 2.8A peak current. Featuring StealthChop2 silent operation, UART mode for advanced tuning, and included heatsinks for optimal cooling, these drivers are compatible with popular 3D printer control boards like Reprap Ram1.4, MKS Gen, SpideKing, and SKR V1.3. Designed for professional-grade upgrades, they deliver precise, noiseless motor control and robust diagnostics to elevate your 3D printing experience.
| ASIN | B08M9J8SB7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #396,824 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #84 in 3D Printer Interface & Driver Modules |
| Brand | FYSETC |
| Brand Name | FYSETC |
| Color | Blue, Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 20 Reviews |
| Display Type | External Display/Interface |
| Manufacturer | Fuyuansheng |
| Material | PCB |
| Material Type | PCB |
| Number of Items | 5 |
| Number of Packs | 5 |
| Part Number | US-TMC2209 V3.1 5Pcs |
| Unit Count | 5 Count |
T**M
Perfection
Perfect drivers, almost completely silent! Installation was straightforward other than the pins being reversed compared to the stock pins in my printer. Love them
W**A
Not working
I bought it first time half year ago and everything was ok except switched TX and RX pins. That was fine for me. Yet I just ordered the second set and not even one of them is working I try different TX RX and enable pin nothing is working. Huge disappointment, you will never know what you get. An update: the second set is working but the same as BIGTREETECH there is an explanation image attached Just to be clear both sets that I have are FYSETC TMC2209 3.1
A**R
Big fail
The units I received are not correct per the FYSETC TMC2209 v3.1 schematics. The pin labeled "TX" is supposed to connect to the PDN (UART) via a 1K resistor. Instead it's very low resistance, like 0 Ohms to "RX". These are useless to me.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
2 weeks ago