Accessing the Web Interface

How to Access Duet Web Control Over your Local Network on HSP1-I

Access Options

Option 1: Hostname

Once the machine has been connected to your local network, the network interface will be accessible via the hostname. Most networks are configured to append .local to the hostname, so by default hsp1-i.local will serve up the web interface, unless you opted to change the hostname in a previous step.

Changing the hostname to something unique is required. Multiple machines can not have the same hostname.

Option 2: IP Address

Some networks do not allow mDNS or similar services to run, so connecting via hostname is not an option. In these cases, connecting via the IP address is the solution. Step 3 of the "Initial Setup" guide should have provided you with an IP address. If this is not the case, the IP address can be retrieved by running the M552 command. Example output is shown below:

DWC M552 Output

An alternate method of obtaining the IP address is via your router's web interface. This guide will not cover how to do this.

Once the IP is acquired, type it into the address bar directly and the web interface will load. In the example above, the ip would be 192.168.0.251