/anycubic-python

A set of tools to communicate with Anycubic Mono X 3D printers.

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About

This is a library to provide support for Mono X Printers.

uart-wifi

the uart-wifi library can be downloaded from PyPI. It contains required python tools for communicating with MonoX Printers. To install, simply install Python, then type pip install uart-wifi. After which, you can create fake printers and communicate with them.

monox.py

A command line script to gather information from the Mono X printer. This is tested working on the Anycubic Mono X 6k and should work on any Mono X or Mono SE printer.

Usage: monox.py -i <ip address> -c <command>
args:
 -i [--ipaddress=] - The IP address which your Anycubic Mono X can be reached

 -c [--command=] - The command to send.

Commands may be used one-at-a-time. Only one command may be sent and it is expected to be in the format below.

Command: getstatus - Returns a list of printer statuses.

Command: getfile - returns a list of files in format <internal name>: <file name>.  When referring to the file via command, use the <internal name>.

Command: sysinfo - returns Model, Firmware version, Serial Number, and wifi network.

Command: getwifi - displays the current wifi network name.

Command: gopause - pauses the current print.

Command: goresume - ends the current print.

Command: gostop,end - stops the current print.

Command: delfile,<internal name>,end - deletes a file.

Command: gethistory,end - gets the history and print settings
of previous prints.

Command: delhistory,end - deletes printing history.

Command: goprint,<internal name>,end - Starts a print of the
requested file

Command: getPreview1,<internal name>,end - returns a list of dimensions used for the print.

fake_printer.py

A command line script to simulate a MonoX 3D printer for testing purposes. You can simulate a fleet of Mono X 3D printers!

Usage: fake_printer.py -i <ip address> -c <command>
args:
 [-i, [--ipaddress=]] - The IP address which to acknowledge requests. This defaults to any or 0.0.0.0.

 [-p [--port=]] - The port to listen on. This defaults to 6000.