Locate the file that you previously downloaded and unzipped and select it.

Select Use Custom at the bottom of the menu.

Download the Raspberry Pi Imager software (available for Windows and Mac).

(Windows users can right click the file and click extract to unzip the file)

(Mac) Double click the file once downloaded and drag it into the applications folder to install it.

Download the OctoPrint for Orange Pi software ĭownload the OctoPrint for Orange Pi software here

USB cable to connect your 3D printer to the Orange Pi (comes with most printers).

A high quality SD card (class 10 or better) with at least 8GB of storage.

The stock case doesn't having sufficient cooling and may cause the CPU to overheat. If possible, do NOT use the stock case included in the kit.

Case (not recommended - use the printable version).

If you have little experience, follow the instructions and you'll have OctoPrint connected to your 3D printer with a webcam in no time. If you are a wiz, feel free to disregard the detailed explanations. This guide is intended for users with a varied range of technical experience.

Step 3: Launch the 'Link Printer' wizard in the Obico app.

Step 1: Access 'Obico for OctoPrint' plugin wizard.

Configure Obico for OctoPrint - optional but encouraged :).

Install the heat sink on the Orange Pi Zero 2 Download the OctoPrint for Orange Pi software

Installing Visual Studio Code in a Raspberry Pi 4, run as root, fix black screen.

How to grant permissions to a folder after git clone, to perform dotnet restore on a Raspberry Pi.

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In order to access the device I need to execute the command

I used to like Putty to connect to my device, however during the past months I’ve been using Windows Terminal and Powershell. My new device IP is: 192.168.1.246 Access via SSH At this moment we can use a tool like AngryIp (see references) to detect the new device in the network So, you need to create and copy 2 files to the root of your SD cardĪnd that’s it, your Raspberry Pi will be connected to the Wifi and with SSH enabled.

Once you put the SD card in the device and start the device, it will automatically enable the SSH service. If you also want to enable SSH, you need to create a blank file named to the main partition. Once you put the SD card in the device and start the device, it will automatically connect to the configured WiFi. The file content is very straight forward to understand.

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