BTT SKR Pico V1.0 Steuerplatine kompatibel mit Raspberry Pi oder BTT Pi für Voron V0

I bought the BTT SKR Pico V1.0 to replace a MKS Gen L in a CNC Hot Wire Foam Cutter. It was a step up from the MKS board. It drives the stepper motors much quieter and smoother than the MKS. Very happy. Thanks.

What a great board, super easy to get Klipper up and running! Shipping was fast and reliable!

This board is awesome. Its small size fits beautifully in my chassis. It performs very well and has brought new life to some of my older printers. Using the same mounting holes as the rpi is genius. It makes for a very clean installation. I've come to prefer using this board with a pi zero form factor as it stacks neatly above the 2209s and still leaves all the ports accessible.

This board works exceptionally well in conjunction with a toolhead board. As such, the btt pico would benefit substantially from the addition of an onboard can transceiver, or at least supplying 3.3v on the 5v pin next to ground on P5. A more focused "BTT Pico Chassis edition" might be appropriate that is designed solely for use with tool head boards and removes the hot end, laser, and probe ports. To that end, 3 fan ports are excessive as well, and I would prefer a single 4pin 5v or 12v fan port instead that could be used with a noctua fan.

Removing diode 16 (D16) in subsequent revisions would be much appreciated--it's redundant with jumper 3, and I've had to manually short it in order to supply power to my radxa zero over the usb c port, which dramatically simplifies wiring. It would also be nice to introduce a USB PD3.1 port with APDO in place of the main power port that could be configured to 24v either by jumper or I2C wired into the RP2040, which would allow for builds without heated beds to easily be powered by USB C, eliminating the PSU from the chassis while simplifying open chassis builds as well.

Keep up with the great work and can't wait to see this year's holiday releases!

I really love the Mainboard, but it was hard for me to find the specs e.g. how much current can a Fan port provide. @Biqu please do some more Info into the manual. This is a great Piece of electronic - i really enjoy

I have now purchased 6 of these boards I loved them so much, but my first one, (after shorting the heater element) died, I tried to reach out to biqu for help but got no response. Thankfully the board is totally open source so I had no issues troubleshooting following the fairly detailed schematics and silkscreen layouts, thanks BTT you're awesome