Hardware
Connecting supported hardware
How compatibility is published and why the board revision matters.
A supported JetFlight configuration names the entire combination: runtime release, firmware release, controller board, adaptor or carrier, drive interface, and process I/O.
Current status
JetFlight has made physical cuts with a prototype adaptor. JetFlight Adaptor V2 is being fabricated and still needs physical commissioning. StrikeCommand Gen5 is available in the store, but the V2 adaptor and matching firmware must be verified before this site calls that combination ready for JetFlight.
The synchronized-spindle daemon and firmware protocol used by the Lathe beta are merged and simulation-qualified, but they are not part of the current public JetFlight v1.4.9 download and no indexed-spindle hardware combination is published as supported. The EZ Path retrofit remains the planned physical commissioning target.
V2 facts that already matter
- The approved module target is ESP32-S3-WROOM-1-N8R2.
- The carrier interface uses 3.3 V logic.
- The +5 V header position is an input.
- The physical Uno-style header labels are not ESP32 GPIO numbers.
- The final compatibility entry must name the firmware build and carrier wiring.
Never substitute a board revision or firmware profile because its connector looks similar.
Reviewed 2026-11-06. Confirm the hardware catalog and current published release before connecting a machine.