We’ve since featured a number of impressive modifications to the powerful board, but the discovery that the Atomic Pi was actually surplus hardware purchased from the now defunct Mayfield Robotics raised some valid questions about the long-term viability of the product. We saw significant interest in the Atomic Pi, which delivered the power of a quad-core Intel Atom processor at a size and price not far from that of its berry-flavored peer. It’s not even the only one with a cute “Pi” name, for that matter. The Atom series is still being used,Īnd was mentioned in Hackaday: 2019: As the hardware world turnsīut the Raspberry Pi isn’t the only SBC game in town. Wikipedia: List of Intel Atom microprocessorsĬlassifies it has a “netbook (sub-notebook)” processor.Īn older processor, but not ancient. The N270 I have is from the N2xx series, DiamondvilleĬode name, with a single 45 nm core, hyperthreading, but no Intel 64, released June 2008. Intel Atom is the brand name for a line of IA-32 and x86-64 instruction set ultra-low-voltage microprocessors by Intel Corporation. It runs an Intel Atom® Processor N270, 512K Cache, 1.60 GHz, 533 MHz FSB. Lots of people run OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi 3+, but I happened to haveĪnother embedded system lying around unused I wanted to put to good use.

The upgrades covered in Glass bed and heater rewire mods to Monoprice Select Mini v2 3D printer, it is finally time to install OctoPrint.

I always wanted to install OctoPrint as long as I’ve had this printer,īut until now, I was printing by manually walking over and inserting an SD card. Power control with DTR signal on RS232 portĪs mentioned in 3D Printing with 3D MARS white PLA: pass-through wallplate, paper towel holder, right-angle spool holder, shower curtain rings, and a prototype case,.Raspberry Pi Zero: CSI camera, USB Ethernet gadget.OctoPrint on an Atom N270 with a USB Webcam and Serial Port DTR Control.Blog OctoPrint on an Atom N270 with a USB Webcam and Serial Port DTR Control

Octoprint on raspberry pi zero