Raspberry Pi Zero frame for Einsy Rambo for Pi Camera/Adafruit Cable Extender

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<p>I wanted to be able to use a Raspberry Pi Camera with Octoprint for remote monitoring of my printer using this <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/46866-prusa-mk3s-mk3s-pi-camera-v21-mount-with-optional-">mount</a>, however the longest compatible FCC cable I could find for the Pi Cam and Raspberry Pi Zero was 30 cm. &nbsp;This is not long enough to allow the printer the full range of motion. &nbsp;After some research I found this <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/3671">Adafruit CSI/DSI Cable Extender</a> and this <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/1730">45cm Flex Cable</a> that seemed like it would do the trick when combined with the short FCC cable that comes with the <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/3446">Official Raspberry Pi Zero Case</a>.&nbsp;</p><p>I remixed the original Prusa cover to include a mounting location for the Cable Extender PCB and included a retaining clip. &nbsp;To use this cover, simply connect the longer cable to one side of the PCB and the short one to the other. &nbsp;Then place it in the cover using the mounting pegs and place a small piece of electrical tape over the PCB (this is necessary to eliminate interference in the video signal). &nbsp;Snap the retaining clip into place then insert the small FCC cable into the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 camera port and attach it to the Einsy board per the original model's instructions. &nbsp;Snap the cover into place with the long FCC ribbon exiting the top between the clips. &nbsp;Route the long FCC cable to the camera as needed and ensure that it doesn't bend or kink during Z movement.</p><h5>Print Settings:</h5><p>Prusament PETG<br>.20 Speed Profile<br>Supports: None</p>