a) USB LEDs: Flashes in Blue/Green to indicate serial data transmit/receive traffic
b) Power Switch: Used to turn the Main Power off, can be used in case of an emergency to bring the machine to an immediate stop
c) Status LEDs
Door LED: On when the Door input signal is active
Tool On: Indicates the Tool is Enabled (Also Relay1)
Tool Rev: Indicated Tool Direction is reversed (Also indicates Relay2)
Tool PWM: Shows the proprotional RPM or output power of the PWM/0-10v outputs
Coolant LED: Shows status of the Coolant signal (M8 = on, M9 = off)
Probe LED: Lights up when the Probe Input activates
Motors Enabled LED: Indicates when the firmware has the Motor Drivers Enabled. In Grbl Settings set $4=1 (required for BlackBox drivers to function correctly) and $1=255 (to keep motors always enabled)
d) Mode and Reset Buttons: Reset: Restarts the Firmware; Mode button used to put microcontroller into Bootloader mode
e) Power LED: If the Power LED is Green: Power Input OK
h) Tool Enable: 0/3.3V signal reflecting tool on/off state. Typically used as a logic signal for switching a Mains relay / IoT relay for spindle control
i) Tool PWM: 0-3.3v PWM signal reflecting tool rpm/power. Typically used a PWM signal for DC motor controllers, Lasers, etc
j) Coolant: General output, switchable with M8/M9, refer to Section 3.7 Coolant Output
k) Power Input: Connect to 24v Power Supply. Double check polarity before powering on. See Section 3.1 Connect Power Supply
c) Stepper Motor Outputs: Connect motors: See Sections 3.2.1, 3.2.2 and 3.2.3) for connection details, and 6.1 Identify Motor Coils for troubleshooting information