This page will explain you how to control the various smart plugs plugin available for OctoPrint:
SHORTCUT IN THE MENU
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There is a direct integration of the power supply control plugins for the PREMIUM users only in the left menu.
If the plugin is installed on your OctoPrint server, you will get a new entry in the left side menu. Be sure that the plugin is properly configured in your OctoPrint web interface because, Printoid will not allow you to adjust its settings.
The current smart plug state is indicated in the icon and the label. Simply click on this entry to toggle the smart plug state.
Of course, a warning dialog will protect this feature.
FROM THE PLUGINS PANEL
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You can also control the plugin from its dedicated page, from:
Open the left menu > OctoPrint Plugins > select your power supply plugin
SPECIAL THANKS
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Printoid for OctoPrint 
Bonjour, le plugin est installé sur octoprint et parfaitement fonctionnel, mais dans Printoid (Premium) j’ai un message comme quoi il est inaccessible ou pas installé. Que faire ? Merci
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Bonjour Olivier,
Veuillez configurer l’IP à utiliser dans les paramètres de Printoid, rubrique “plugins”.
Notez svp que je vais retravailler l’intégration du TP Link plugin dans les semaines à venir 🙂
Anthony
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Hi,
It looks like the TP-Link plugin only works when there is only 1 TP-Link device configured in the plugin.
I have 2 TP-Links. The “TP-Link On/Off” always shows “TP-Link On” even when both of them are already on. It does not seem to be able to determine that it is already on and therefore there is no way to turn the one device off.
And furthermore, there is no way to control the second TP-Link device.
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Hello Paul,
From the left menu, the widget only supports 1 TP link, indeed. Because 99.9% of the TP Link plugin users are using only one TP Link device.
If you want to control more than one TP Link device, of course there is a solution : open the Plugins menu, and click on “TP Link plugin”. So you will be able to manage the whole plugin.
Anthony
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Thanks for the response, Anthony.
Part of the problem is that neither one actually works from the menu. When I select TP-Link from the menu, it says “Your TPLink is actually ON. Do you want to turn if OFF right now?”. That happens regardless of the state of the TP-Link that it actually controls. So the menu only ever lets you turn that one device off, you can never turn it on from there.
I’ve now tried going to the Plugin page as well. Both of the TP-Links show up there, however both always show that they are On there as well — regardless of whether they are on or off.
So it seems that with multiple TP-Links, Printoid is unable to determine the status of any of them.
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Thanks Paul for the feedback. I will take a look at this then!
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