bambu-add-ip

Shell script which sends the IP address of a BambuLab printer to port 2021/udp of a PC running BambuStudio so that the printer can be accessed across subnets.

This script is forked from gashton's bambudiscovery.sh script.

Uages

The program emits the following help text when invoked with the -h or --help flags:

Usage: bambu-add-ip [-h|--help] [flags] [printer_ip]

Sends the IP address of your BambuLab printer to port 2021/udp,
where BambuStudio is listening

-h / --help   show this message
-d / --debug  print additional debugging messages

Arguments:
printer_ip    ip address of the printer

Flags:
--slicer-ip SLICER_IP
    IP address of PC running BambuStudio; default is appropriate for running bambu-add-ip on the same PC as BambuStudio
    (default: 127.0.0.1)
--printer-ip PRINTER_IP
    IP address of the BambuLab Printer (this flag can be used instead of the printer_ip positional argument)
    (default: )
--printer-dev-model PRINTER_DEV_MODEL
    set this to the printer device model, use one of the following:
    "3DPrinter-X1-Carbon",
    "3DPrinter-X1",
    "C11" (for P1P),
    "C12" (for P1S),
    "C13" (for X1E),
    "N1" (for A1 mini),
    "N2S" (for A1)"
    (default: 3DPrinter-X1-Carbon)
--printer-dev-name PRINTER_DEV_NAME
    the device name of the printer
    (default: 3DP-000-000)
--printer-usn PRINTER_USN
    Printer Serial Number
    (default: 000000000000000)
--config-file CONFIG_FILE
    path to an optional config file which can be sourced to load the above settings
    (default: $HOME/.bambu-add-ip.cfg)

Example config file content:
SLICER_IP=127.0.0.1
PRINTER_IP=192.168.1.234
PRINTER_DEV_MODEL=N1
PRINTER_DEV_NAME=tiny
PRINTER_USN=030000000000001