A Camera button on each card opens the printer's chamber view, served
through Printhive so the access code stays on the server. One connection
per printer however many people are watching, dropped as soon as the last
viewer closes it; the latest frame goes to a new viewer straight away.
Nothing is recorded.
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P1 and A1 series printers serve JPEG frames on port 6000 over TLS, behind
the same access code. This adds the connection, a frame reader, and
POST /api/printers/:id/camera/test, which waits for one picture and says
what arrived — enough to find out whether the camera answers before any
viewer is built.
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