ZONESTAR ZRIB Controller Board Motherboard Mainboard Adopt ATMEGA 2560 MCU Compatible for RAMPS 1.4 RepRap Mendel Prusa i3 FDM 3D Printer DIY Self Assembly Parts

ZONESTAR ZRIB control board is the combination of MEGA2560 plus RAMPS1.4 and A4982 in 3D printer. It is a feature rich all-in-one electronics solution for RepRap and other CNC devices. It features an on-board ATmega2560. Its five motor outputs are powered by A4982 stepper drivers. It use CP2012 for USB.  The board can use the same firmware as Ramps1.4. The input voltage range is 12-24V. It is supplied with a P802N firmware default and you can upload other firmware, such as IDE, Cura etc, through the USB port.

Features:
A combination of MEGA2560 + RAMPS1.4 + 5 Motor drivers.
MEGA compatible for Atmega2560 processors and for all RAMPS classics firmware.
Firmware can use the same configuration as RAMPS1.4.
Easy DISPLAY + SD-CARD connector, RepRap Discount Smart Controller compatible pin header on board.
Support 3D machine upgrade into dual extruders and light engraver. 
Support upgrade with filament run-out detect and resume function.
3 temperature ADC connectors for thermistor.
2 Fan control connector and 1 board cooler connector.
One of the driver can connect to two Z motors.
4 PWM capable power mosfet outputs with 12 - 24V wide voltage range for MainPower.(Bed, Extruder0, Extruder1, Fans)
6 endstop connectors Xmin/Xmax/Ymin/Ymax/Zmin/Zmax, with filter capacitor and the pull-up resistor on the board.
Recoverable fuse for short-circuit protection.   
USB driver chip is CP2012.

Specifications:
Brand: ZONESTAR
Voltage: 12V - 24V
Item Size: 11 * 9.5cm / 4.3 * 3.7" (L * W)
Item Weight: 77g / 2.7oz  
Package Size: 11.5 * 10 * 2.5cm / 4.5 * 3.9 * 1"
Package Weight: 79.5 * 2.8oz

Package List:
1 * Control Board

Note:
1. Before power on, please make sure that the positive and negative is not reversed.
2. Do not plug when the motor and drive is powered on, drive easily lead to burn; do not adjust the current when  the motor is running. Disconnect the power first, unplug the motor, and then re-power, adjust potentiometer, measure the voltage on the potentiometer until the measured voltage is the same as expected. Do not insert anti-drive, otherwise it will burn drive, or even burn out the motherboard.