octoprint no serial port found 3d models

It appears that you're providing a documentation on an OctoPrint plugin called "Enclosure Plugin". The plugin allows users to control and monitor various aspects of their 3D printer enclosure, such as temperature, lights, fans, and filament sensors.

I personally did not want to leave on my Raspberry Pi 4, running an instance of OctoPrint, all the time. Therefore, I decided to create a power button to attach to my i3 frame. While designing and testing I also realised that I did not want the fan...

... ...I include two versions, one with a USB port for external loading and power, and one without it - the case is easy to open for loading. The Cordless Version is snugly fitted, but the USB cable requires more room, so I tape the case for better hold.

I made this case for protection of usb serial converter CH340G to avoid wires from tx , RX, GND to get out. I assume that the case can not be opened without a minimum damage of upper plate , but I think won't be necessary to this for a daily...

A Revolutionary Design Concept Emerges: The Plus-Serial System for Advanced Armaments Imagine a cutting-edge arsenal where various lethal instruments are seamlessly integrated into a singular, cohesive framework. This innovative plus-serial system...

This is a model of a 4 port and 2 port manifold.

This is a case I designed specifically for MOI3D on Raspberry Pi Model B+, tailored to use with OctoPrint, known as OctoPi, so hence the ventilation slots molded in my own unique OctoPi logo. It's worth mentioning that there isn't any opening...

I desperately needed access to all four COM ports on the motherboard of my PC, but unfortunately, my system had only two expansion slots available. The standard brackets I could procure only accommodated one port each within a compact half-height...

... about 29mm thick by about 67mm wide. If your Pi case is close to those dimensions, it should fit just fine. However, the mounting bracket on the enclosure blocks access to the HDMI and audio port on the side unless you modify the holding bracket.*

Little box with a friction fit cap for USRIOT Serial TTL UART to Ethernet converter. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2RP45U5389 I highly recommend Newegg, thanks to their impressive shipping performance that far surpassed other...

( https://www.tindie.com/products/voltlog/voltlink-cp2102n-usb-serial-adapter-programmer/ ) But I do not like to run it powered and not protected so I made this small case. I made the hole for the pin header large enough so a 6 pin DuPont...

My enclosure is designed to accommodate an isolated USB to TTL serial with isolated power supply module, available at http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bOZLY5bS. An OpenSCAD file has been attached. ...The top part of the enclosure, labeled...

... setup will not accommodate the newer Raspberry Pi 4 due to the distinct I/O configurations. The specific 3.5" touch screen I am utilizing can be found at this Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N48NOXI/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_21MIEbVQHE2CV

GIRO.remix - OctoPrint Raspberry Pi Camera MountGeneralThis is a remix of parkis' nicely designed Raspberry Pi Camera Mount for the Prusa i3. I nearly completely redesigned it to make it fit on my 3D printer with a different camera. The enclosure for...

This camera mount is based on the popular picam mount found on Thingiverse, but I plan to create a custom version that can be angled downward slightly for improved coverage. ...It also features a hole through the top of the mount to accommodate the...

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My thanks go out again to walter and jimbojsb for their hard work.\nImportant note: You'll need to obtain the end-cap from walter's design found at the provided link.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: Cocoon Create (Wanhao Duplicator i3)\nRafts:...

... to the Prusa i3 mk2 (which should also work on previous models). Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 mk2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 mm Infill: I used 40%, but a range of 10-40% is recommended for optimal results.

The case by adafruit to fit in there: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1601055 Fitments for different screens and some improved versions can be found in the remixes. I remixed the clip for the Prusa for this: ...

Home IOT - Smart Home Case / Enclosure / Front panel for Arduino Mega - HOME IOT Shield and Osoyoo LED and Push-Button Modules, Temp-Humidity Sensor and1602 LCD with Serial Adapter and Keypad.Used Modules:...

It connects via I2C to the motherboard and can also communicate through USB/Serial. Powered by an ATMEGA 168, it's reprogrammable and has a standard 6-pin connection for a USB -> TTL Cable. The design is made in KiCAD, with the latest version...

This project is ongoing, but the current components can be found on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2XL0wpk. ... I've also added 20mm snap-on rails and an A-frame design that allows you to mount a camera on the front of a CR10s5 or any other 20mm extrusion...

... components under the body. I' ve added a cable duct to lock the usb power supply of raspy and avoid the collision with bed lock screw. Print Settings Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10 Filament: Jayo PLA black Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... ribbon is cut out in the side and another where you can feed the ribbon out the bottom. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 15-20% Notes: Make sure to print supports on the top lid.

I extended the wall for the Mega X frame, I added ramps under the screw holes for no supports, and I put an expansion relief on the cup holder to prevent excess strain. Support blocked the inside of the cup, and the screw holes. Also support...

   It turns out the strong magnets interfere a bit with the inductive power transmission, so after a bit of research I found...

... your convenience. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide whether or not to mount the right panel - there's no obligation to do so.\r\n\r\nImportant Edit: To seamlessly integrate the displays, you must carefully raise the printer and print new legs.

Only the smooth test print cube is easier than this ;)\r\nIt would be even more hilarious if someone tipped me for that xD\r\n\r\nThe device itself is a line driver for in-circuit programming using ICSP port of XGecu TL866 programmers. Please note...

I printed this thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:494732 by Finch and found that the enclosure was getting a bit too warm for my liking, so I created this slotted lid for it. You still need Finch's base for it. ...I found Finch's case worked well...

The enclosure is compact and neatly made, perfect for housing a USB-to-UART adapter used with Arduino Pro Mini boards and other devices that rely on the COM port. The design features a clever locking mechanism instead of screws, providing a secure...