FAQ
Why I can't connect the camera to my 3d printer?
There're few reasons to check on this problem, but make sure your 3d
printer is power up:
1. Ensure the USB cable from the Beagle camera to your 3d printer is
supported to transmit the data, not just for charging.
2. Please check if your 3d printer is on the compatible 3d printers list, while
the Beagle camera is an ongoing project, we will upgrade the firmware to
more 3d printers on compatibility regularly.
Why my Beagle camera is not generate the time-lapse video?
Please ensure that the time-lapse video function is in "ON" status, in the
default setting, it's on. And please check what slicer you are using, now the
Beagle camera is compatible with Ultimate Cura, Creatliy Slicer,
Simplify3D, and Prusaslicer (you can check the latest compatibility on this
article). If you are using a different slicer, and the system of the camera is
not able to identify the layer description, then it won't send the commands
to the printer to move the hotend to capture an image, then it won't
generate the time-lapse video automatically.
How can I connect the Beagle camera to the printer?
We provide the default micro USB to USB cable inbox to connect to the
printer, if your printer is using a Hi-speeding 2.0 socket, you have to
purchase one Hi-speeding 2.0 to USB cable.
Plug the USB side cable into the USB socket on the back panel of the
camera, and the micro USB is plugged into the printer. After the camera is
connected to the WiFi, then click to run the app Bealgeprint and click the
"Connect" button under the camera review window. Before connecting to
the printer, you need to select the brand and model of printer to confirm the
printed size.
What's the maximum storage of the TF card I can use for this camera?
The maximum storage is 128GB.
What's the camera lens? And what's the distance?
The beagle camera is using the fixed lens, and the focus distance is 20cm.
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