Marlin / OctoPrint

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Klipper / Mainsail / Fluidd / Moonraker

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Direct Prusa Integration

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Bambu Lab

• Connecting Bambu Lab printers to SimplyPrint

  Connecting Your Bambu Lab Printers to SimplyPrint Bambu Lab printers can be connected to SimplyPrint via our custom integration. This might be different from other printers you have connected to SimplyPrint, so please read this guide carefully. Support, feedback & updates: join our Discord server During the beta, all support and feedback will be handled through our Discord server. ClickPopular

• Bambu Lab Integration: Performance and optimal setup

  The Bambu Lab Integration runs locally on the device you've used to set it up (See the Bambu Lab setup guide). We support a wide variety of devices including most common personal use ones, like macOS, Windows and Linux computers, Raspberry Pi's of all kinds and any x86-64 or ARM based device running the aforementioned operating systems. Generally the device needs to be turned on at all times to function, on macbooks that means disabling the "sleep" moFew readers

• Bambu Lab Integration: How to find your version number in the client

  Where is the version number listed? You can find the version of the Bambu Lab Client by navigating to the webpage you use to add Bambu Lab printers. Bambu Lab Client printers page Then by clicking the "Settings" button you will be taken to a settings page. Settings button Here you'll always be able to see the curFew readers

• Bambu Lab Integration: How to update the client

  After following the installation steps for the first time, you now have a certain version of the Bambu Lab Client installed. Once in a while a new update will be pushed, containing features, bug fixes and other important updates. There are multiple ways to keep the client up to date. Inside the Bambu Lab clienFew readers

• Bambu Lab Integration: Where to find your logs

  When running the Bambu Lab integration client, it produces important logging information that it stores on the device you are running the client on. These log files include the raw MQTT data sent between the printer and the client, the raw data sent between the client and SimplyPrint and other additional logging information regarding the health and operation of the client. Commonly, you'll be asked to send over these logs files in their entirety, but it is also possible to access them directlFew readers

• Bambu Lab integration: supported and recommended hardware

  Bambu Lab Integration: Supported and Recommended Hardware The SimplyPrint Bambu Lab integration allows you to connect your Bambu Lab printers to our platform using an external device. This guide covers the supported and recommended hardware options for running the SimplyPrint Bambu Lab Client. Recommended Hardware Options To ensure stable and reliable performance, we recommend using one of the following devices: Raspberry Pi (Recommended) Models supported: Raspberry Pi 3B,Few readers

• Bambu Lab Integration: LAN-only vs Bambu Cloud

  Bambu Lab Integration: LAN-Only vs. Bambu Cloud Your Bambu Lab printer can run in Cloud mode or LAN mode. SimplyPrint supports both, but each mode has its own benefits and drawbacks. Below is a comparison to help you decide which mode best suits your needs. Cloud Mode In Cloud mode, your printer is connected to the internet and the official Bambu Lab Cloud. This allows you to access your printer remotely, including through the Bambu Handy app. Benefits of CloudFew readers

• Bambu Lab Integration: How to find my local dashboard

  Bambu Lab Integration: How to Find My Local Dashboard After installing the Bambu Lab client integration on your device of choice following our setup guide, a local dashboard is now running. You'll need to access this dashboard to manage the Bambu Lab printers connected to SimplyPrint. The dashboard is a web page hosted on your device locally. It typically uses port 8000, but if that port is alFew readers

• Bambu Lab Client MacOS setup: allow open on startup & run in background

  Bambu Lab Client macOS Setup: Allow Open on Startup To ensure the SimplyPrint Bambu Lab Client starts automatically when you log in, follow these steps to add it to your Login Items and allow it to run in the background. Step 1: Add to Login Items Open System Settings on your Mac. Go to General Login Items. Under the Open at Login section, click the + (plus) button. Navigate to Applications simplyprint-bambu-lab. Select the simplyprinFew readers

Duet3D / RepRapFirmware

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