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Fleet Overview

The Fleet Overview gives you a compact view of all connected printers on one page. Perfect for workshops, classrooms, or anyone with more than one printer.

Go to: https://localhost:3443/#fleet

Multi-printer grid

All registered printers are displayed in a responsive grid:

  • Card size — Small (compact), Medium (standard), Large (detailed)
  • Number of columns — Adapts automatically to screen width, or set manually
  • Updates — Each card updates independently via MQTT

Each printer card shows:

FieldDescription
Printer nameConfigured name with model icon
StatusIdle / Printing / Paused / Error / Offline
ProgressPercentage bar with remaining time
TemperatureNozzle and bed (compact)
Active filamentColor and material from AMS
Camera thumbnailStill image updated every 30 seconds

Status indicator per printer

Status colors make it easy to see the state at a glance:

  • Green pulse — Actively printing
  • Blue — Idle and ready
  • Yellow — Paused (manually or by Print Guard)
  • Red — Error detected Gray — Offline or unreachable
Kiosk mode

Use the fleet overview in kiosk mode on a wall-mounted display. See Kiosk Mode for setup.

Sorting

Click Sort to choose the order:

  1. Name — Alphabetical A–Z
  2. Status — Active printers first
  3. Progress — Most complete first
  4. Last active — Most recently used first
  5. Model — Grouped by printer model

The sort order is remembered until your next visit.

Filtering

Use the filter field at the top to narrow the view:

  • Type a printer name or part of a name
  • Select Status from the dropdown (All / Printing / Idle / Error)
  • Select Model to show only one printer type (X1C, P1S, A1, etc.)
  • Click Clear filter to show all
Search

Search filters in real time without reloading the page.

Actions from the fleet overview

Right-click a card (or click the three dots) for quick actions:

  • Open dashboard — Go directly to the printer's main panel
  • Pause print — Pauses the printer
  • Stop print — Cancels the ongoing print (requires confirmation)
  • View camera — Opens camera view in a popup
  • Go to settings — Opens printer settings
Stop print

Stopping a print is not reversible. Always confirm in the dialog that appears.

Aggregated statistics

At the top of the fleet overview, a summary row shows:

  • Total number of printers
  • Number of active prints
  • Total filament consumption today
  • Estimated completion time for the longest ongoing print
  • Per-brand capabilities — automatic configuration per printer type via printer-capabilities.js (Bambu Lab FTPS, Moonraker HTTP, camera modes, etc.)