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This will get you to a new page, and the download should start shortly after. Go to the Win32 Disk Imager page, and click the Download area. It might take a bit from you click, to you actually get the download dialog pop-up. Right below that line, you will find what we need:Ĭlick the putty.exe and save it in the same folder you put the Octoprint file. I take it you sit on a Windows computer, so scroll Down and find the ' For Windows on Intel x86' line. Once again, we end up on a rather confusing page. You can go to the official page and use the 'You can download PuTTY here'. Download Puttyĭownloaded Putty is also a bit confusing. Put it in a folder on your desktop or similar place. It is around 1gb large and the download speed was rather slow for me, so it took around half an hour! Now you are located on a site with a few files listed. So, go to the Official mirror to get the newest file. There has been made some huge improvements in the Nightly build, which I had hope to take advantage off, but the latest version didn't like my wifi-dongle. We are going to use the newest file found under Official mirros. Official mirror is here Alternative mirror is here Nightly builds are avilable here Under Popular repositories you click on OctoPi, which takes you to a GitHub page with a lot of stuff on it. Here it gets a Little confusing, but click on the name Guy Sheffer, which will take you to a new page. You can head over to Octoprints offical page, and hit the Download button. To get started we need to download 3 programs/files:

#Angry ip scanner allows you to send the output to install

Install and setup VNC for remote Desktop.

Installation and connecting to your RaspBerry using Putty.

Put Octorpint on your SD Card using Win32 Disk Imager.

Aquiring needed programs and put Octoprint on SD card.

Introduction and list of items we are going to use.

(Optional) Download and use tightVNC on both your raspberry and on your computer.

Download Win32 Disk Imager to put Octoprint on our SD Card.Downloaded the terminal program Putty.Downloaded latest version of Octoprint.(Optional) A compatible webcamera or RaspBerry Pi Camera.Setup a tightVNC server as described in this instructables.

Connect your RaspBerry to an external monitor and connect a mouse and Keyboard to set up Wi-fi.If you are using Wi-fi you need to do either.An optional Wi-fi usb adapter to connect your Raspberry wirellessly to your Network.An Ethernet cable you need to connect your Raspberry to your wired Network.I do not know if older versions are up to the task. I use a Pi2, but a B or B+ can be used as well.

#Angry ip scanner allows you to send the output to software

You are going to use some nerdy software things, like the terminal software putty, and you are going to edit some files in a Linux based environment, but I'll take it step by step, and explain what you are doing.

#Angry ip scanner allows you to send the output to 1080p

I'll be adding the Raspberry pi camera, which in its 1.3 version is a very capeable camera with 5 MegaPixels and up to 1080p streaming. You can even add a webcamera and Watch your printing Progress. Octoprint is a software used for (remote) managing and monitoring of your printer. This time I'll take the Octoprint monitoring software for a ride. If you have read any of my other instructables, most noteable the Complete newbie step by step, 3D printer with all parts lists, you know that I remember my own frustrations at incomplete instruction and guides even after I finally figured out the process myself.