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Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with USB Ethernet and different cameras.

Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with USB hub an USB camera (480p/1080p).Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with Raspberry Pi Cameras (480p/1080p).Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W (performance benchmark).Covering these scenarios should put your worry to rest. Lastly, as the default, Octoprint stream settings are set to 480p, I will crank these up and see how things perform. I will monitor CPU performance and temperatures in the resource monitor and highlight the most important metrics. I will also experiment with USB hubs and connecting Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W to the internet via USB-Ethernet adapter, as my benchmarks verified this to be the fastest way to access the server.

This should determine the best/most reliable configuration for running Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Best configuration All viable Octoprint configurationsįor each scenario, I will run my Ender 3 printer, test the performance of the board by looking up stats in the resource manager, and run a timelapse. So I thought it would be a good idea to see how Octoprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W fairs in different configurations and how stressed you should be about your prints. With Raspberry Pi Camera priced £25 and HQ version over £70 (with a lens), this could be a much more expensive option than picking up a Raspberry Pi 4 and using a spare webcam laying around. It’s quick enough for Octoprint and many other tasks, it has enough RAM (512MB) to support the processor, but with a single USB port options for using it as an Octoprint server are limited.īy default, you will be forced to use a Raspberry Pi Camera, that connects to the camera header on the board, as the only micro USB port will be used for connecting to a 3D printer. Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is an awesome and inexpensive upgrade to any Raspberry Pi Zero project. (Benchy)marking Octorprint on Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Is WiFi fast enough to support a 1080p stream… is 512 RAM enough for all plugins I use… and so on.

It’s all great, but with limited I/O (read as a single USB port) I have more questions: Can I share the USB port with a webcam, 3D printer and a USB Ethernet adapter. From my benchmark and the official Octoprint account, we know that the recently released Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is fast enough to run an Octoprint server for your 3D printer.