PrusaLink and Prusa Connect setup (MK3/S/+)
- Begin assembly
- Introduction
- Parts preparation: Raspberry Pi Zero W
- Printing new parts
- Printing new parts: Einsy-cover compatibility
- GPIO header preparation
- Preparing and checking the GPIO header
- Soldering the GPIO header
- Preparing necessary software
- Setting up the SD card in Pi Imager
- Setting up the SD card in Pi Imager 2
- Setting up the printer
- Inserting the Raspberry Pi Zero W
- Setting the printer up
- Setting the printer up
- Prusa Connect Log in
- Opening up PrusaLink Wizard
- PrusaLink Wizard - Credentials
- PrusaLink Wizard - Printer Info
- PrusaLink Wizard - Recap
- Adding the printer into Prusa Connect
- Printing a file from PrusaLink
- Printing a file from Prusa Connect
- Prusa Connect file management
- You are set!
Installing Wi-Fi and PrusaLink (MINI/+)
Wi-Fi and Prusa Connect/Link setup (CORE One, MK4/S, MK3.9, MK3.5, XL, MINI/+)
Adding the printer to Prusa Connect (CORE One, MK4/S, MK3.9/S, MK3.5/S, XL, MINI/+)
Wi-Fi and PrusaLink setup (XL firmware up to 4.7.5)
Adding the printer to Prusa Connect (XL firmware up to 4.7.5)
PrusaLink / Prusa Connect with RPi 3/4 USB (MK2.5/S MK3/S/+)
Camera setup for PrusaLink / Prusa Connect
Prusa Connect - Telegram notifications setup
Prusa Connect - Discord notifications setup
Prusa Connect - Slack notifications setup
How to update PrusaLink (MK2.5/S MK3/S/+)
Sending files from PrusaSlicer to PrusaLink
Printing on MK3/S/+ via PrusaLink
ESP Camera for Prusa Connect
The problem lies with Raspberry Pi OS, not Prusa. When you enter your Wi-Fi password in the Imager app, special characters aren’t handled correctly because the app captures keypresses, not the actual characters. If your password contains any of these characters — @, ", ', $, \, &, !, or # — it will likely be misinterpreted due to UK vs US keyboard layout differences. Don’t get me started.
You have two choices: either change your password to avoid these characters or connect a keyboard and monitor to the Pi, log in, run nmtui (the config is no longer in wpa_supplicant.conf) to edit your Wi-Fi config with the correct password, then reboot. After that, check your connection with iw wlan0 link.
Hi! There is no estimate as of now - but there are plans to incorporate the upcoming version of the MMU into PrusaLink.
Hi! Yes, you can use even the bigger versions of the RPi and connect it either using the GPIO pins or the USB. Unfortunately, there is no guide so far on using the bigger RPis.