Update - Snapmaker2.0（3-in-1）

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1) Update - Snapmaker2.0（3-in-1）
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Get the latest official updates.

This section is for posting Snapmaker 2.0-related updates, including user guides, tips, and hardware/software release notes.

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【Offical version Firmware】 is ready for 2.0, you can download and test it. The official machine firmware will be push before 2026-02-30.

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The vibration compensation feature for snapmaker 2.0 was just released today, you can download the latest version from here.

vibration compensation mainboard firmware

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Changelog

  1. Added Direct Machine Connection support for Snapmaker Orca. You can now send G-code to your machine over Wi-Fi without using Luban as a transfer station. Snapmaker Orca communicates directly with your machine through the OctoPrint protocol.

  2. Added a Repeat Job button on the touchscreen. After a 3D printing, laser, or CNC job finishes, you’ll see an option to repeat the job and start it again with one tap.

  • With the beta firmware you no longer need to open Snapmaker Luban first to establish the connection. The only difference from before is the IP-address format, which now becomes: current device IP:8080 , e.g., 192.168.0.1:8080 .

  • For detailed steps, please refer to the WIKI：Click here to wiki

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Known issues

  • When using the single-head dual-nozzle setup for bed-level preheat or XY-offset calibration, uploading & starting a print from Orca will interrupt the calibration.

  • Uploading & starting a print from both Snapmaker Luban and Snapmaker Orca at the same time will cause the job to fail.

  • In some cases, sending a file via Snapmaker Orca may stick at 0 % upload progress; if this happens, restart the machine and provide logs plus a description of the problem.

  • When using the rotary module, the “re-print” function may occasionally restart the job at a different origin.

  • When re-printing with the laser module, pausing during the downward move will cause the return-to-origin to fail.