what do you want to use the stepper remote control for ???
the torque from any motor connected to the board will be very low
as the motor supply voltage is the same 5V that also powers the ATMEL AT89V2051
the part number of the stepper driver on the under side of the board is unreadable
from the advert
"Input Voltage: DC4 ~ 6V / 300 ~ 500mA (so we can input by any battery (not Included), or usb power supply"
if you ignore the current taken by the ATMEL controle IC
the maximum current available for the motor is 500mA (0.5A)
OK for the small stepper motors in DVD , Floppy drives etc
check the resistance of the coils in the 12V stepper motor you want to use
you may find the resistance is high enough to limit the motor current instead of the stepper driver IC
the low voltage (5V) will also limit the maximum speed you can step the motor
John