The most important thing to understand is that "MKS DLC" exists in two major versions. If you are searching for the manual for a V2.1 board, you are likely referring to the .
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Before powering on your board, ensure all components are wired correctly. Incorrect wiring can instantly fry the stepper drivers or the main MCU.
: Most boards support mechanical switches (GND and S) or optical sensors (requires 5V).
What you will find: Detailed circuit diagrams and pin layout charts essential for custom wiring. Technical Specifications
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: Instructions for flashing GRBL firmware and configuring the board for your specific machine. Key Technical Specifications Processor: High-speed 32-bit ESP32-WROOM-32U module. Input Power: Supports DC 12V–24V.
Makerbase originally released the , which is based on an 8-bit ATMEGA328P MCU (the same chip found on an Arduino Uno). Its primary manual can be found at the link above. The "V2.1" label in your search term, however, almost certainly points to its successor, the MKS DLC32 V2.1 .