Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
Nope, that's no advantage because if you had a decent board you wouldn't have this problem in first place and this thread wouldn't exist.!! . . . Throw the bag of shite in the Bin and buy a decent board. While you are at it spend a bit more buy one with Ethernet...
I've got a crappy £5 board on my benchtop machine and it works well for me but I only have the estop connected no physical limit switches as yet.
Haven't figured out my spindle wiring either, still doing that manually
1 question from me is that,. If I have a NO estop I'll need NO limit switches yes? Or does it not matter if estop is NO and limits are NC?

I plan on getting an ess in the future and use one board running axis/spindle and one board running estop/limits.