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Admin & Reset

Everything related to the web login, forgotten passwords, and starting over.

Web admin login

All station-mode pages are protected by HTTP Basic Auth:

  • Username: admin (fixed)
  • Password: set by you on first login

Factory default

Straight out of the box, before you've changed it, the password is SnapAzule. This default is displayed on the LCD during AP setup so you don't have to guess.

The first time you load the station-mode page, SnapAzule forces you to replace the default before showing the main UI.

Changing the password

From the main page, scroll to the Admin Password section:

  1. Enter a new password (minimum 8 characters, up to 32).
  2. Click Change Password.
  3. Your browser may prompt for credentials again on the next request — use the new password.

There's no password-recovery flow. If you forget the password, you must factory-reset the device and start over.

Factory reset

A factory reset wipes everything stored in NVS:

  • Wi-Fi credentials
  • Admin password
  • G-code / coordinate / incremental configuration
  • HID key assignment
  • Bluetooth bonds
  • Prusa Link IP and API key

The SD card is not touched.

From the web UI

  1. Scroll to the Factory Reset section at the bottom of the main page.
  2. Click the red Factory Reset button.
  3. The device reboots into AP setup mode.

When you can't reach the web UI

If you've forgotten your Wi-Fi credentials and the admin password, you can reset the device over USB:

  1. Plug the SnapAzule into a computer.
  2. In a terminal with ESP-IDF sourced:
    idf.py -p /dev/ttyACM0 erase-region 0x9000 0x6000
    (On macOS the port is something like /dev/cu.usbmodem11101 instead.)
  3. Unplug and re-plug the device. It boots into AP setup mode.

This erases only the NVS partition — the firmware and your license are untouched.

LCD information

The LCD has two tiles (swipe left/right to switch):

  • Tile 1 — main status: Wi-Fi mode/IP, BLE peer, monitor mode and configured values, match count.
  • Tile 2 — SD card file list.

During AP setup mode, Tile 1 also shows the setup URL and the admin username/password so you can configure the device without needing any reference material.

In station mode, the admin password is never shown on the LCD — only the AP-setup tile reveals it, for security.