This project has been abandoned!
On this board you'll need to wire up the +5V from a step-down converter, such as the LM2596 or the specific Bigtreetech DCDC 5V add-on module (see notice down below).
The PT-DET header is used to drive Servo1 (either Wiper servo or Cutter servo - you can't have both because there are not enough I/O pins available). However, keep in mind that the wiring is different on this header! Instead of SIG, +5V, GND (which is a common configuration for servos) on this header it's +5V, GND, SIG. Before you connect a servo to it, make sure you've swapped the +5V and the GND wire.
Keep in mind that this controller has the TMC2209 drivers soldered directly onto the board. Hence, the initialization of these drivers is different. All configurations, such as Vref and Microstepping, etc. are done by software. So, in order to initialize those values correctly, you have to - at least - set Mode to UART in the TMC settings for each stepper driver used.
Please notice: The support for this board in SMuFF firmware version 3.x has been dropped for various reasons, mostly because the V1.2 lacks in some essential features. If you still want to run this board, you'have to use the older SMuFF firmware version 2.4x.
Also please keep in mind: This board doesn't provide sufficient power on the +5V rail, as it is specified for max. 1.2A only. If you have to use this board, please make sure you provide the +5V for all components needing 5V (i.e. servos, display, endstops, etc.) from a separate step-down (a.k.a. Buck-) converter, which is able to provide at least 3A. Otherwise you may experience this board being reset during some operations, such as opening / closing the Lid servo.
WARNING: If you connect this board via USB (to OctoPrint for example), make sure that the +5V wire (the red wire) of the USB cable is cut. Otherwise you risk damaging the MCU on this board as soon as you disconnect the 12V/24V power line while USB is still connected!