Start with the task you want to complete. These guides cover Bambu dashboard firmware 3.10.4, Discovery 1.0.2, and Firmware Installer 1.0.1. The installer still bundles firmware 3.8.84. Dashboard and Settings screenshots show firmware 3.10.15 with demonstration data. The separate Windows app screenshots retain their original app 1.0.1 version context.
For Bambu installation and initial network configuration, use Setup Instructions: Hardware Setup and Software Setup. Prusa CORE One has its own software and network setup in the Tyson HAT V2 manual.
Dashboard: read temperatures, set chamber heat, and use temperature mapping.
Tyson Bambu Studio: find the Hat, Hotend and Bed switches, understand what they do, set up the developer code, and use actual temperatures when slicing and sending a print.
| Guide | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Settings | Configure the network, printer connection and available control options. |
| Calibration and backups | Understand calibration controls and save a copy of calibration data. |
| Firmware updates | Update a compatible HAT through its dashboard. |
| Windows firmware installer | Flash a complete release over USB or recover a HAT that is unavailable on the network. |
| Troubleshooting | Work through connection, discovery and update problems. |
Complete the hardware guide for your exact printer before changing heater settings or running calibration. P2S installation instructions and the Prusa CORE One Tyson HAT V2 manual are available; X2D and CORE One L manuals are still pending. Follow the CORE One manual's Prusa-specific software setup and warnings. The Bambu firmware package is not a Prusa installation package.
Use the Developer reference for the local HTTP and WebSocket API, exact control fields, scaling presets, errors and a downloadable Python example.
Please read all warnings before operating your printer with TYSON modifications.