Install Octoprint - In 5 Minutes - Raspberry Pi - Chris's Basement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- We speed run through an install of Octoprint from an Octopi image on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+. This video is for reference to use going forward on other projects.
Intro 00:00
Start install : 00:59
Extra: 6:10
Octoprint: octoprint.org/
Win32Imager: sourceforge.net/projects/win3...
Notepad ++: notepad-plus-plus.org/
Bonjour services:
support.apple.com/kb/DL999?vi...
Z status plugin: plugins.octoprint.org/plugins...
Full Screen webcam plugin: plugins.octoprint.org/plugins...
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Thank You, had Octoprint running about 15 minutes after opening my Pi thanks to your video.
Awesome! You're welcome!
Bruh this is exactly what I needed to watch I can get my octoprint running in literal minutes when I get home the time you just saved me is irreplaceable. Subscribed. Party on.
Awesome!
Thank you yet again Chris for the great informative content. I just followed this and now have octoprint added to my setup.
Happy to help. Thanks for watching
Thank you Chris. I have used octoprint before, always loading raspian,then octoprint. This tutorial made it easy to use the all in one. Thanks for taking the time to show and explain.
You are welcome Mark, glad it helped you.
This video is amazing. Legit took me from knowing nothing about Octopi to up and ready in 30mins. Thanks.
NICE! Glad it helped you.
Another fantastic video Chris, straightforward easy to use and understand. I love the short quick and easy to understand videos, keep them coming
I guess I should add that I had a Pi 3 sitting in my office for Several months and just didn’t want to go through the long process to set it up. I was able to do this yesterday after work and works like a champ
Thanks Chris. That's a great video for a fresh OctoPrint install reference! I KNEW there had to be a way to get full screen webcam too! Thanks for that!
Thanks for watching Chad!
Wow! I just opened my Raspberry Pi 3 B that arrived on porch and followed your steps. Everything worked as in your video. I now have full printer access, webcam and all. Thanks Chris, I've found that your videos are by far the easiest to watch and understand. 5 cups of coffee are on the way!
Great to hear! Thanks so much for the coffee!
i always learn something new from your videos. also i like the structure of your videos, quick and to the point, good job dude
Thank you! I am glad you like them.
Thanks! This is best Octoprint set up video out there! Went through and set it up easily. The Pi has been sitting there for weeks waiting and watching your video and pausing while I copied you worked like a champ. Thumbs up, subscribed and liked.
Thanks Dave, I'm glad it was helpful.
I've used this video twice now for installs. Thanks!
Awesome, glad to hear someone is using it.
The kind of procedures that go right to the point without waiting any time. Thanks !
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video. It's the first one I've seen from you and it was very concise and instructive!
Great! I am glad you liked it.
Really like your videos! They are clear and precise. Plus when people ask questions you actually answer them! I'm subscribing!
Thanks for the sub!
I have not done this yet, but it is on the list! Great video. Straight forward and logical presentation. Thanks a lot!
Thanks Robert!
Thanks loads mate. You are my go-to guy whenever i need to upscale my skills about 3d printer with the least fuss possible. Keep up the good work.
Wow, thanks!
Thank you Chris. Great video again: perfect pace, right to the point, clear and useful directions. What more can one ask for? Keep up the great work!
Glad it was helpful!
Although this video is a few years old it really helped me! As a noob and brand new to 3D printing with my new CR-6SE it took me a few rolls of filament and lots of frustration to realizes my Esteps were way off from the factory. You cant calibrate the CR-6SE from the screen, you have to have Octoprint to calibrate it! Thank you so much for the video, my prints are a thousand times better and printing at twice the speed!
Great to hear Lee!
The title is true to it's name, had it all set and running by the time the video was done. The guides I found made it seem like an arduous process, this video made it nice and simple. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Followed along and worked like a breeze. Thank you, Chris!
Excellent!
Thanks so much for all your help getting this newbie up and running! I'm octoprinting like a mad man! Lol
You're welcome Ed, enjoy!
excellent video! I was having trouble with Octoprint until I found your video. Thanks to you, its up and running! I was making it harder than it needed to be. Turned out to be pretty simple, lol.
I'm always overthinking it! I'm glad this was helpful.
Nice job as always, Chris!
Thanks Thomas!
amazing video very easy and straight forward instructions best iv found so far helped me get up and running in no time your the man for sure big big big thank you buddy
Awesome, glad this video helped!
Dude, this was so frickin helpful, I’m new to the 3D printing community and trying to learn all I can about this stuff and this tutorial was super super helpful!! Keep up the good work man!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the simple tutorial, made the install process painless.
You're very welcome.
Absolutely amazing video! super easy to follow!
Thanks!
Thanks for this, I was more worried about this than I should have been. Working on a ravamp on the cr-10 this helps me actually get to it.
Nice! Glad it helped man.
Suburb video - straight up, to the point - absolutely perfect for my needs - THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks for watching
I see the light! Thanks for the quick tutorial.
Happy to help!
Dude, thank you.
No filler bullsh¡t. Straight to the point with clear explanation on what you're doing each step.
I'm not one to hit like buttons very much, but you have earned a like and subscribe. Keep it up, bro.
Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great guide, Thanks for the good information and tips with explanations.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Really helpful. I had an old version of Octoprint that would not update automatically. This was very helpful. Thanks.
Glad it helped
Quick, clear and thorough. Thank you
That's exactly what I'm going for! Thanks for watching
I agree about the power supply. My first few times I tried OctoPi was with an underpowered old phone charger and I had no success and just couldn't figure it out. I finally reread the tech specs and found I really did need a 2.5amp source.
Great video as always!
Thanks Kyle!
Very nice. Did not see the back up and restore before. Done and done!!
Yep, that is going to save a lot of frustration going forward.
Thanks for the effort that went into this video.
Thanks for watching!
The best and easiest tutorial I found online Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching!
Worked like a champ, thanks for this!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Really great guide, to the point and clear
Thanks! Glad it helped you!
Great reference Chris.
Thanks Brian!
Great video Chris!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Hi Chris, returning to my old Anet and reloading Octoprint and so on...many thanks again.
Fantastic!
Chris your videos are amazing thank you.
Glad you like them! Thanks
Very good explained. Thank you!
Again, thanks for watching the videos, glad they are helpful!
Sweet man...well explained!thank you
Thanks for watching!
Awesome Video. Excellent Tutorial!!
Thank you for watching!
Gangbusters, man, way cool. Thanks !
Thank you!
Your clear and precise instructions led me through this "jungle" :) I was able to get my octoprint up and running very fast and smoothly, not bad for a 70 year old granddad :) and including a web camera too. thanks Chris and well done
Neal, awesome! Thanks for the comment, glad it helped you out.
Thanks for the answer :) I have a small question about raspberry pi (and Octoprint) . How do I close down Raspberry Pi is there a way from Octo print?
@@nealrobinson7054 You should have the power button on the top of the bar. I issues a sudo shutdown -h now this is the graceful way to shut down the pi, then you can power it off.
@@ChrisRiley :) got it lol: right under my nose: duh *smiles*
Thanks; this was very helpful in setting up my Raspberry Pi 3 and Octoprint. I have a Tevo Tarantula Pro and use Ultimaker Cura.
Nice! Glad to help!
Great video thanks
Thanks for watching!
Extremely helpful. thanks
Thanks for watching
Happy holidays Chris my friend
Happy holidays Paul!
Hey Chris.
Thanks for your great Video.
First Video who shows how to set up the WIFI correct :-)
Works on the first run.
Thanks man
Sweet! Glad it worked!
Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks Dan!
Great video thanks for the help!
Thanks Jonathan, glad it was helpful.
The best as usual.
Thanks!
Thanks for this. It helped me out. 👍
Awesome, glad it helped.
Happy holidays bro
Happy Holidays Daniel!
Great tutorial :)
Thanks Michel!
excellent video
Thanks!
Hey Chris, Great tutorial. Being a long time user of OctoPrint too, I was impressed (though not surprised) that you included solutions to the most common problems that new-comers often face, Power supply, Partionions and Bonjour. Your advice on Settings, Plugins and Updating will also save headaches too I'm sure. Personally I have the new Usage Tracker Enabled as it helps Gina to to see how her creation is performing, it also helps with issue tracking. In case anyone is wondering if it is safe to allow it, I have no concerns with OctoPrint at all.
Great work mate.
Thanks Spike as always. Yes, I agree, that data is very useful for this project. The only reason I didn't for this one is because I didn't want to send garbage data for the tutorial. Everything else I run is currently sending the data.
@@ChrisRiley Ah of course. Very good point.
Legend! I wish I could subscribe twice!
lol, thanks man!
As you mentioned in video a decent power supply is crucial to run the rpi without throttling which can do strange things to your octoprint instance. Thanks to the anonymous data (please enable it) Gina found lot of rpi being under voltage and may cause issues. The anonymous data collection also allows her to see if a build is good.
Agreed! I didn't want to send any garbage data from this video, but the data really does go to good use. Thanks Gussner!
Cool! Thanks Chris. :-)
Thanks Ron!
Good job. Thanks. You hit one thing others didn't and it was causing me problems. Getting rid of the existing partitions on the SD card.... Thanks
Excellent! Thanks for watching
i like how it works for everyone first time but me.
What happened?
Thanks :-) Nice vid.
Thanks for watching Ken!
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
It's actually better to use the SD Accociation's SD formatter to wipe/format the SD card
Very cool video man...great job!
Cool, thanks Brian, i'll check it out.
Thank you Chris octoprint is working, at least the webcam portion is working, using a pi4 I really like the wifi aspect. I started with a cr10 then upgraded it to cr10s, then a 110 volt heated bed, hermera hot end, 3dfused y linear rail, and will swap out the board to 32 bit pretty soon and now I guess I can't call it a cr10 anymore, I think I'll call it bigprus cause its closing in on the prusa for quality of the prints and its bigger. yeh
You're welcome! Sounds like a really nice setup.
Wow, great tutorial, you know how to cut to the chase!! much appreciated. Whats with the A Customs on the wall? Nice cymbals!! Thanks man!
Thanks!
Great video. I’d like to add a quick tip here for you. If you add two plain text files to the boot directory of the SD Card, one named octopi-hostname.txt and add the network name of that octopi instance, the other is octopi-password.txt and add a password to it. When you then boot your RPi it will change the ssh password to the one in the octopi-password file and similarly it will change the network name. Great if you have many octopi instances on your network.
Awesome tips! Thank you!
Thanks for doing these videos, Chris!
Is that Canakit from Amazon all the hardware I'll need to get Octoprint up on my Prusa MK2.5? Looks like it - just checking.
You're very welcome. Pi, power and SD card, that should be all you need.
Jesus you make it look so easy............ im just thinking about buying a pi 4 2gb and get started trying to do what you just did.... guessing it would take me 3-4 days.... lol
You can do it! Thanks for watching
I couldn't get this to work and after a lot of trial and error i was out of ideas and just reinstalled with win32imager (previously installed octopi with Etcher because i thought it made no difference) and omg then it fking worked.I really should stop reading stupid text tutorials. Thanks very much
So glad it worked for you. Thanks for the comment and watching!
Great video buddy as always :) question for you what is baud rate and board for the cr10 S4
Thanks! I think the S4 used the v2.1, like this one. Creality stuff is almost always 115200 baud rate.
www.ebay.com/p/Upgraded-V2-1-Creality-3d-Printer-Control-Board-for-Cr-10s-cr-10-S4-cr-10-S5/20019625530?iid=222946072633&chn=ps
@THEiMiKE My CR10-S4 is also set to 115200, although it is on custom Marlin I'm pretty certain thats what it was originally. Of course, you can change it in your firmware if you want.
@@spikekent Thanks Spike for confirming.
Cheers guys for your help :)
Cris you channel is great. Wanted to ask what is the best Marlin or Raspberry pi for an A10S
Marlin is your best bet. The Raspberry pi is just for monitoring. Thanks for watching
So how do you connect to your Marlin board
@@hometimesuccess To control is, pronterface. www.pronterface.com/
For cross platform writing of the octoprint image I'd recommend etcher.
Nice! I'll check it out.
@@ChrisRiley I've used Etcher too. The bonus with Etcher is that it verifies after writing. I don't thing it has the read function though. But now OctoPi has the backup feature, thats not so important.
I kept watching the beginning making a shopping list then realized you have the kit you used in the description. D'OH! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
LOL, Well thanks for the watch time anyway. :)
Hi Chris! I want to install the BLtouch to my Cr 10 mini with Arduino, and as you know, you have to make some firmware updates, etc. Is it possible to install the the OptoPrint with the raspberryPi after installing the BLtouch? Or does it cause some damage?
Thanks a lot for this awesome videos!
Octoprint will work fine after the BLtouch install, no issues at all.
Hey Chris, do you think the 3B+ is still the way to go or has the v4 become more mainstream since making this video? Thanks!
Now a days both are working pretty good. In octopi 0.18 it will handle pi4 much better. So you might wait on the Pi 4 until it is out in stable release.
Hi Chris, do you know if there has been an easier way to run multiple 3D printers from one raspberry pi released?
Best,
Daniel.
Hey Daniel, this is the easiest way I know how so far. th-cam.com/video/7Saa1HpLRoM/w-d-xo.html
Thee Great Chris Riley has done another wonderful and clear video on a subject some of us find a bit confusing. NoteBook++ is a staple for me! Do you have a link to a good high current power supply for the Pi? Technically someone could use your provided timestamps and do it in 'virtual' 5 minutes, but I would think if you start from scratch, it would take around 30 mins to install and set it up; video is awesome to keep us from having to watch a download, etc. I really liked the inclusion of Disk Manager. Keep up the great work!
Yes, I like that 'virtual' 5 minutes. Very true. I have been using this one and it's working great. Thanks John!
www.amazon.com/NorthPada-Raspberry-Supply-Charger-Adapter-x/dp/B01N336XEU/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1545241145&sr=8-3&keywords=raspberry+pi+power+supply+with+switch
@@ChrisRiley Thanks for the link. I really like the inline switch.
New to channel Chris but so far found it very helpful. I have a question about Octoprint with TouchUI. I have it all setup and running. My question is there way to have custom themes for Touch screen. I find it lacking.
Thanks for watching! I don't know of any as of now, you might check out the github and see if there are going to be any updates. github.com/BillyBlaze/OctoPrint-TouchUI
@@ChrisRiley might want to check this out. github.com/mcuadros/OctoPrint-TFT
Nice 12 min. 😀👍
Thanks! There are some quick link in the description if you ever need the info. ;)
Just another question, I have been printing my raspberry pi case and when it comes to the round hold on the model it carnt print them good but prints everything else ok. There is a bit of stringing in between them. It seams that some times there is not a lot of filament coming out. Around holes. But every where else?
Replied.
'Scotty, I need more pooooooooower..."
Always.. 😀
Great Video. I still think you should try the Slic3r and Full Graphic Slicer plug-ins for when you want to slice and print from a phone or tablet. I always pull an image of the SD card after I have everything configured because SD cards do die. I will have to give the backup a try too. Thanks.
Thanks Mike! I'll look it up and give it a try. Can you send me a link to the plugin if you get a second?
Chris Riley , plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/slicer/ and plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/slic3r/ sorry about taking so long to respond, it’s been a long day...
@@madmike8406 No worries, thanks man!
Hi, have you got the link to setup two octopi's separate, so different ip adresses.
Keep up the good work
Just load the second one, DHCP will take care of the rest.
hello, thanks for your video. I am wondering whether one now has to buy the pi 4 or 3b+ as a better choice to work with the ender 3. thanks
Either one will be fine, they will be the same.
@@ChrisRiley thank you for your reply. A small extra follow up question.. Is the raspberry 4 compatibel with an skr E3 mini main board? Or do you advice a different board upgrade?
@@pieter-6385 Any of the Pi's should work just fine on that board.
so now your halfway there.... Klipper next???
take some time of for the holidays..._/Martin
Klipper...is coming...LOL, have a good holiday.
Do you plug the webcam and printer into your computer or your raspberry pi?
Your raspberry pi.
So for SKR-PRO and SKR v1.3(I think) the serial ports should be setup: #define SERIAL_PORT_2 -1 for USB (octoprint) and #define SERIAL_PORT 1 for TFT. Does that sound right?
That sounds right.
Any chance that this video is prep for a Klipper install and config video?
Thanks for all the great content.
Yes sir it is! I am working on it now.
@@ChrisRiley , Awesome! I just installed Klipper yesterday on my P3Steel. It was pretty straight forward to install. My only problem is with the custom Gcode Macros. I want to get M80 and M81 working. I see some examples online but they are intended for coders I think as I'm not sure they are complete. I was hoping you might be able to get out the crayons and draw me a picture lol,
@@jamesphillips4836 Good to know, I will check it out and get you some code that works.
@@ChrisRiley Thank-you
@Chris Riley I found a complete example of M80 M81 Gcode macros at github.com/KevinOConnor/klipper/issues/643. McMatrix spelled it out for peeps like me lol. Pretty simple really. I did have to swap the 1 and 0 between the VALUE = since the ATX pwr supply is looking for a low to turn it on. So it looks like this:
[output_pin psupower]
pin: ar12
# power on
[gcode_macro M80]
gcode: SET_PIN PIN=psupower VALUE=0
# power off
[gcode_macro M81]
gcode: SET_PIN PIN=psupower VALUE=1
I added the above code to my printer.cfg file and then set up the PSU Control plugin for octoprint with M80 and M81 and it works. Hopefully you haven't already spent to much time looking into this. Thanks so much for offering to clear this up for me and thanks again for all the great videos.
So what should we do with the unallocated space. can we use that to store videos we took from timelapse?
After the install it should all be allocated, but yes, the empty space will be used for gcode and timelapese videos.
there is a lot of models of pi which one do i choose for this ?
The Pi 3b+ works great for Octoprint.
Hello Chris, very good Video, ich have a problem with my raspberry and octoprint. While i am printing over the octoprint the printer "freezes". That mean the temperature of the nozzle and the bed is still on the settings, but the axis do not move. i also cant do anything on the computersite of octoprint. after a while the connection is disconnected. what do you think is wrong? printer is a artillery x1. Thank you for your help and answer?
I'm not sure on this one. Are you using a good solid power supply? That's the first thing I always check.
This is a bit off topic, I have just got a raspberry pi model 3 plus. I have been wounding how do I shut the pi and octopi Down safet?keep up the good work
The shutdown command in the GUI should work just fine. It issue a sudo shutdown -h now that is a safe way to shutdown.
How do you setup the camera? Do you just plug it in?
Yep, most cams you just plug it in and it works.