silent-step-stick TMC2100/TMC2208 watterott adapter setting/jumper board; singlesided mill or etch

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What: If you happen to have already a printerboard that only has jumper for HIGH (or FLOATING of course, but keep in mind most stepsticks are LOW when floating due to internal pull-down resistors and only need a broken out jumper for HIGH), this in between adapterboard gives you the 3 full (LOW-FLOATING-HIGH) setting possibilities for watterott´s SilentStepStick board. "Vio & Gnd" are broken out for "High & Low" from the standard-stepstick-diagram-position with a 1ohm (I had only 10ohm laying around for the foto) resistor or an isolated wire, to set jumpers for the config-pins of the SilentStepSticks. Make: It is single-sided and can be easily milled with a 1mm flatmill (but better a smaller one like 0.7mm) like seen in the picture. Made with Fritzing. Stackable header-rows are those long ones that are used on shields e.g. for arduino. After soldering all wires on the "left" ("component side view bottom") pinrow but "dir", "step", & "en" are cut/taken away, so that the setting pins "CFG1 & CFG2" (TMC2100) / "MS1 & MS2" (TMC2208) are only connected to this inbetween-setting-board. The "right" pinrow is fully there (nothing cut/taken away). Config: Be sure to check out the respository of watterott about the jumper-settings of his SilentStepSticks: http://learn.watterott.com/silentstepstick/pinconfig/