If you click on “code” there is the option to download everything as a zip file.

You can check our GitHub here: https://github.com/Makertech3D/Makertech...

If you go into the firmware and adjust the stepper drivers to run as A4988 you should be able to plug the TMC boards in and have them run in standalone mode.

Do you already have a version of CURA running on your machine, if so it may need to be uninstalled. The Makertech 3D edition of CURA can be found here: https://www.makertech3d.com/pages/makert...

Hi Aaron, that connector can be disregarded. The manufacturer included it but it is not used on the AXIS.

Please contact us at info@makertech3d.com for a replacement fan.

Check that the jumpers under the drivers are connected properly. Double check that the TMC boards are plugged in the right way round. More info can be found on the help centre: https://www.makertech3d.com/apps/help-ce...

On the 2S it’s just plug and play. It’s difficult to say which direction to set the trimpots with out knowing the specific make of the driver. What it’s set on as default should work OK. Adjust in both direction in small 1/6th turns if you find you’re getting skipped steps. Just make sure when plugging in that the EN pin on the driver matches up with what’s on the control board.

The remaining slots need to be filled with three A4988 drivers to control the other motors.

This is normal. The first layers printing temp is a little higher to help with adhesion to the platform.