BIGTREETECH Relay V1.2 Automatic Shutdown Module After Printing

Name: BIGTREETECH Relay V1.2 Automatic Shutdown Module After Printing
Brand: Biqu Equipment
SKU: ZZB000369
Price: 10.13 USD
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SKU: ZZB000369

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Very useful addon to any 3d printer.

Works nice with 3dp helps a lot when print finished in the middle of the night.
basic connection schema is nicely described on GitHub. So 5 stars regardless my following comment.
I would highly appreciate, if there would be more examples in documentation for little more advanced setups.
#1 I control my 3dp (marlin based) with octoprint i use plugin to turn it of after cooldown and certain time of inactivity. Now question how should i connect rest switch of relay to GPIO pins of CB1 or RPI in order to make it possible to turn printer bak on from OctoPrint or any other software tethering my printer as a control unit.
#2
Please provide more examples on cooperation with BTT UPS more schema and diagram to give consumers idea what they could achieve with your products.
This way consumers could discover the need they have not realized they had.

Hello, according to your first question, GPIO pins can be operated and controlled through shell commands.
Thank you for your valuable advice and we will continue to make efforts.