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**You can find schematics of the stock connector's pinouts at the follwing GitHub repository:** [Reverse engineering the Kobra 2 Pro](https://github.com/codexnovus/reverse-engineering-the-kobra2-pro)
I took the following pinout scheme from there and added the names of the according connectors - thanks to [codexnovus](https://github.com/codexnovus/) for allowing me to use his picture!
![Stock mobo pinout](../assets/images/mobo_K2Pro_pinout_labeled_web.jpg)


!!! warning "Double-check The Wiring!"
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![Adapter cable](../assets/images/mobo_MKS-mod-adaptercables_web.jpg)


For wiring everything up, just look up the pinout schemes at [Reverse engineering the Kobra 2 Pro](https://github.com/codexnovus/reverse-engineering-the-kobra2-pro) for the K2 Pro/Plus/Max (they're all the same).
For wiring everything up, just look up the pinout schemes at [Reverse engineering the Kobra 2 Pro](https://github.com/codexnovus/reverse-engineering-the-kobra2-pro) for the K2 Pro/Plus/Max (they're all the same).
I took the following pinout scheme from there and added the names of the according connectors - thanks to [codexnovus](https://github.com/codexnovus/) for allowing me to use his picture!
![Stock mobo pinout](../assets/images/mobo_K2Pro_pinout_labeled_web.jpg)

If you want to see which specific components I connected to which specific connectors at the MKS board (besides the ones I'll mentioned down below), just have a look at the `printer.cfg` I'm offering.

However, there are a few things I'd like to point out.
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