P2S is a X Series Printer?

It says:

"printer_series": "series_x1",

so its not a p series its a x series. :slight_smile:

Found this in the config of Bambu Studio:

{
	"00.00.00.00": {
		"display_name": "Bambu Lab P2S",
		"print": {
			"ipcam": {
				"resolution_supported": [ "1080p" ],
				"virtual_camera": "enabled",
				"liveview": {
					"remote": "tutk"
				},
				"file": {
					"local": "local",
					"remote": "tutk",
					"model_download": "enabled"
				}
			},
			"nozzle_temp_range": [ 0, 300 ],
			"nozzle_replace_wiki": {
				"zh": "https://wiki.bambulab.com/zh/h2/maintenance/replace-hotend",
				"en": "https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/h2/maintenance/replace-hotend"
			},
			"bed_temp_range": [ 0, 110 ],
			"support_motor_noise_cali": true,
			"support_tunnel_mqtt": true,
			"support_mqtt_alive": true,
			"support_command_ams_switch": true,
			"support_ssl_for_mqtt": true,
			"support_cloud_print_only": false,
			"support_1080dpi": true,
			"support_prompt_sound": false,
			"support_ams_humidity": true,
			"support_auto_recovery_step_loss": true,
			"support_bed_leveling": 2,
			"support_update_remain": true,
			"support_timelapse": true,
			"support_filament_backup": true,
			"support_chamber_fan": true,
			"support_aux_fan": true,
			"support_send_to_sd": true,
			"support_print_all": true,
			"support_print_without_sd": true,
			"support_flow_calibration": true,
			"support_auto_flow_calibration": true,
			"support_build_plate_marker_detect": true,
			"support_build_plate_marker_detect_type": 2,
			"support_lidar_calibration": false,
			"support_nozzle_offset_calibration": false,
			"support_high_tempbed_calibration": true,
			"support_clump_position_calibration": true,
			"support_ai_monitoring": true,
			"support_first_layer_inspect": true,
			"support_save_remote_print_file_to_storage": true,
			"support_chamber": true,
			"support_chamber_temp_edit": false,
			"support_extrusion_cali": false,
			"support_user_preset": false,
			"support_ams_ext_mix_print": true
		},
		"fan" : {
			"0" :
			{
				"description": "",
				"2": "Right(Aux)",
				"10": "Left(Aux)"
			},
			"1" :
			{
				"2": "Right(Filter)",
				"10": "Left(Aux)"
			},
			"special_cooling_text" : "Cooling mode is suitable for printing PLA/PETG/TPU materials."
		},
		"model_id": "N7",
		"subseries": ["N7-V2"],
		"auto_pa_cali_thumbnail_image": "fd_calibration_auto_n7",
		"support_wrapping_detection": true,
		"compatible_machine": [],
		"printer_type": "N7",
		"printer_thumbnail_image": "printer_thumbnail_N7",
		"printer_connect_help_image": "input_access_code_x1",
		"printer_use_ams_image": "ams_icon",
		"printer_ext_image": ["ext_image_n7"],
		"use_ams_type": "generic",
		"printer_arch": "core_xy",
		"printer_series": "series_x1",
		"has_cali_line": true,
		"printer_is_enclosed": true,
		"enable_set_nozzle_info": false,
		"support_safety_options": true
	}
}

I assume this is because they used X series components from the parts bin when making the P2S.

Although this might also just be a shortcut in the programming.

would be interesting, if P1S is P-series?
maybe there is only X, A and H series?