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  1. From a web browser on the HMS local network, go to 192.168.1.8. This page is usually already up on the printer's PC.
  2. Login as user:hms, password prusaPi ← I think, I might have the password wrong
  3. If a print job is currently running, go no further. If you Connect while the printer is busy, it will reset the Prusa and kill someone's print. If the print is currently not printing:
  4. Consider looking at the queued schedule of jobs
  5. Turn on the printer and get your choice of filament ready.
  6. Make sure that octoprint is connected to the printer, using the “Connect” button on the upper left of the web page.
  7. In the lower left, upload your gcode file to octoprint. Select your file off your computer, or wherever it is.
  8. Optionally, from the power button icon in the upper left, start camera monitoring, go to the control tab to adjust what it sees, and set timelapse video parameters from the timelapse tab.
  9. Optionally, preheat the bed and extruder using controls on the temperature tab.
  10. Select your uploaded file from the list on the left, and click on the print icon. The printer should start printing your file.

You can monitor the print using the web page, or chat with “HMS Octoprint” through Telegram or through Octoprint Anywhere.

After you have installed Telegram on your phone or computer:

  1. from Telegram, send a message to “HMS Octoprint”
  2. locally on the Prusa PC, go to the Octoprint web page, system administration, plugin management. In the Octoprint Telegram plugin, you should see your Telegram identity listed. Edit your entry, so you can perform certain actions. Please do not enable remote starting of prints.
  3. there are a number of commands you can “chat” at octoprint. “/status” is the most common.

Use Octoprint Anywhere to watch the printer

  1. optionally create an account at https://www.getanywhere.io/pub/login to do more

The Prusa slicer can be installed on your computer. Look for it at https://www.prusa3d.com/drivers/ which may lead you to https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/releases

prusa_octoprint_instructions.txt · Last modified: 2020/03/28 12:41 by zwmm