Enter you credentials and then click on “ Keep Access Control Enabled” and then “ Next” to prcoeed. This will prevent any unauthorised users gaining access to your 3D printer and Raspberry Pi.

On this page you will need to setup a username and password to login to the web interface of OctoPi. To get started click “ Next” at the bottom of this page. When you connect to the OctoPi via the webpage you will see a Setup Wizard popup, which will allow you to initially configure some settings on the OctoPi. Your IP address if the Raspberry Pi will be displayed upon boot or you can type in the following command to see the IP address of “ wlan0“: Step 4 – Now that you have network access to the Raspberry Pi you can now connect to the OctoPi with either of the following URL’s in your web browser on your computer: Your Raspberry Pi should have now connected to your local Wi-Fi router and sign an IP address. You will now be prompted to enter the name of your Wi-Fi network (SSID) and then the password.įinally you will go back to the main menu where you can now select “ Finish” to exit. Note: When using sudo for the first time you may need to enter your password again Step 3 – First we need to connect to your wireless network so we can access your network connected 3D printer. Step 2 – When the Raspberry Pi boots up it will first prompt you to enter the default login credentials which are username pi password raspberry Insert your power adapter to a mains outlet and then insert the micro USB to the Raspberry Pi to power it up. Step 1 – Connect your Raspberry Pi to your HDMI TV/Monitor and insert your USB keyboard & mouse, which is required for the initial setup of OctoPrint.

Note: If you have connected your Raspberry Pi to your network via Ethernet cable then you can skip to step xx. micro SD card with OctoPrint software pre-installed.The OctoPrint Starter Kit gives you full remote access and control of your 3D printer with its comprehensive software. Pi Supply and OctoPrint have partnered together to bring you the OctoPrint Starter Kit. Contributors Chris Rush Getting Started with OctoPrint

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