My On-Off switch for my M2 24v

[Spotopolis]

I have seen the Wemo wall switches online, but not in person, so I can't verify if they are actually out or not. The idea of a button on the unit would be very smart. I like that my plug-in Wemo has a button on it to control it for times I don't have my phone on me.

My cameras are Logitech 525 HD units and the resolution is impressive. I use Ivideon for the video streaming on the web. It's free and I can not only see my prints in progress, but can also share the link to show friends and family that want to watch it print too.

[Spotopolis]

Oh, and night vision would be awesome too! Instead, I bought a 16 foot flexible color-changing LED strip with a 44 button remote control from Amazon and lined the inner walls of the printer with it. I didn't use the whole strip, but I lined the left, right and top sides with two strips each (in one continuous length) so I can turn off the room lights and still see my prints. What's nice is that there are no shadows since the light is coming from everywhere.

[jdacal]

Are you saying that it does have a toggle button on the unit? If that's the case I will definitely order one. Which model do you have?

I already have an HD camera with IR for when I turn the lights off. I was just wondering if the Wemo camera had IR.

I have seen the Wemo wall switches online, but not in person, so I can't verify if they are actually out or not. The idea of a button on the unit would be very smart. I like that my plug-in Wemo has a button on it to control it for times I don't have my phone on me.

My cameras are Logitech 525 HD units and the resolution is impressive. I use Ivideon for the video streaming on the web. It's free and I can not only see my prints in progress, but can also share the link to show friends and family that want to watch it print too.

[jdacal]

I have the LED's, but prefer the IR since it's invisible. The IR LED's on my camera are a little too strong (or too close to the printer) so they are over exposing the video, I have to play around with maybe covering a few of them to get better exposure. Especially with white PLA the camera goes nuts from the reflection of the IR.

EDIT: I still use the LED's though when I want to take a quick look at the print, or see it in color instead of under the IR lighting.

Oh, and night vision would be awesome too! Instead, I bought a 16 foot flexible color-changing LED strip with a 44 button remote control from Amazon and lined the inner walls of the printer with it. I didn't use the whole strip, but I lined the left, right and top sides with two strips each (in one continuous length) so I can turn off the room lights and still see my prints. What's nice is that there are no shadows since the light is coming from everywhere.

[Spotopolis]

The plug-in unit I have does have a toggle button on it so I can switch it on or off without having to use the phone. I don't have a model number since I'm not home to check, but I think all the plug-in units have it.

[jdacal]

The plug-in unit I have does have a toggle button on it so I can switch it on or off without having to use the phone. I don't have a model number since I'm not home to check, but I think all the plug-in units have it.

Cool!. I'll be getting one soon as i get back from my business trip. Thanks for confirming. All the descriptions i read seemed to suggest that what looks like a button on top was actually just a status indicator.