OctoPrint Control Box

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This box houses a Raspberry Pi running OctoPrint / OctoPi, powered by a 5 V supply and an SSR. You can remotely control your attached 3D printer, turning it on or off using the web interface, G-Code commands, or custom system commands, which is necessary for using the feature through the Telegram plugin. The two hardware buttons allow you to power on/off the printer or send a shutdown command to properly power down the Pi. To set up your hardware, install three additional plugins from the OctoPrint Repository: OctoPrint-Enclosure, PSU Controls, and System Command Editor. Safety Alert: This build involves mains voltage, which is hazardous and potentially lethal. Proceed with caution only if you know what you're doing. I am not an electrician; your safety is entirely in your hands. Tip: The PDF thumbnail for the schematic doesn't work with "Show Original." To make viewing easier, I've included a PNG version instead. You can still download the PDF from the files section for better quality.