Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-BambuLabNotify - 3D printer notifications
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I don’t know why but both accounts were flagged after trying to add my module to https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules. So, they’re both hidden now. I’ve opened support tickets with Github.
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@LuckyDucker unfortunately still 404 :(
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@viktorzonix again 404 … Yesterday it was visible - for a short time.
Unfortunately I’ve missed to clone :-(@LuckyDucker - something is really strange with your github …
Regards,
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Sorry everyone. I don’t know why my Github account was suspended after trying to edit the MagicMirror Wiki, but Github support has been non-existant. I’ve move the repo over to GitLab now. Unfortunately, I can’t edit the original post.
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@LuckyDucker I edited the post
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@sdetweil Thank you!
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So, it’s been a few months since I released this and I know I had a bumpy start with github, but I was just wondering if anyone has found it useful or if you have any feedback for improvements. If you’ve found it useful, I’d appreciate a star rating too. Thanks in advance. :)
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@LuckyDucker HEy, I wanted to connect my X1C with a PIN and the Bambulab doc says, X1C cannot connect via PIN. Will there be a future update for the X1C to connect it? This would be great since a lot of people bought this model. Thanks in advance!
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Hi @ThaliaFromPrussia !
The “PIN” mentioned in that BambuLab doc is for pairing/binding inside Bambu Studio, and the X1/X1C doesn’t use that same PIN flow.MMM-BambuLabNotify does not connect using the Studio PIN, it connects over the printer’s LAN MQTT (TLS) interface using the printer’s LAN Access Code (sometimes just shown as “Access Code”) along with the printer’s IP and serial number, see the README for where to find those.
Unfortunately, I only have an A1, so I’m not able to personally verify that MMM-BambuLabNotify works with an X1/X1C. But, if you’re able to get it connected using the proper Access Code, I’d appreciate confirmation.
Thanks!
