Try connecting it like the Prusa XL+
We can't be sure, as your printer isn't on our list yet. But a new Prusa printer usually connects the same ways as the one before it: so far every Prusa printer works with OctoPrint, and new ones have PrusaLink, which the SimplyPrint Client connects to, in beta. Try it as the Prusa XL+, and let us know how it went.
Open the Prusa XL+ setup guide
See the Prusa XL+ on our list
Help us confirm it
We can't be completely sure from these answers, but you'll know within minutes: the first steps of the setup guide check whether your printer fits.
Once it's connected, its control panel asks a few quick questions, and your answers confirm it for everyone with a Prusa CORE One L+ INDX.
- PrusaLink, through the SimplyPrint Client. In beta. PrusaLink is built into the printer; the Client runs on a computer or Raspberry Pi on the same network. Setup guide
- OctoPrint. Every Prusa printer so far connects through OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi. Setup guide
Questions owners of an unlisted printer ask
Most likely. If it sets up the same way as the Prusa XL+, it can be added to SimplyPrint: when you add it, pick the Prusa XL+, or pick Any Generic Printer (Generic Cartesian or Generic Delta) and type in your printer's name.
Mostly nothing: printing, the camera, the print queue and the rest work the same. The one difference is the cloud slicer. For a printer that isn't on our list, we haven't imported its slicer profiles, where they exist, for the slicer engines we support, so you slice with the other model's profile or your own settings.
Once it's connected as its own model, its page in SimplyPrint asks a few quick questions about how it works. If it isn't on our list yet, add it as Any Generic Printer and type in its name: we email you when it's listed, and once you switch the printer to that model, its page asks too.
If it works and owners tell us how well, we can often add it within a few days, with a little help from the community. Once it's on the list, you can switch your printer to it in SimplyPrint without setting it up again.
Its regular model. A Combo is the printer with its multi-material unit, which you add in the printer's settings, and a mod like auto-ejection or a plate swapper is set up in the printer's AutoPrint settings. They don't need a model of their own, so we only list some of them.
No. SimplyPrint currently works with FDM 3D printers only, the kind that melts plastic filament. Resin (SLA, MSLA, DLP), powder (SLS) and metal printers, CNC machines and laser cutters can't be connected or sliced for, but you can log their jobs, material and cost as a virtual machine.
There are 850+ printers on our list, and new ones come out every month. We're a small team and can't buy and test every one, so we rely on owners like you, and on manufacturers who share their new models with us before launch. We'd love it if more of them did.