U1 Firmware Updates & Release Notes
12 updates curated from 13 sources by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Jul 16, 2026
- Jul 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 16, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 16, 2026
V1.5.2 Beta
U1 Firmware ships V1.5.2 Beta maintenance update, resolving known issues and adding full support for the official Top Cover. It also fixes first-layer squish and nozzle diameter issues, with update steps and calibration guidance.
Download Link
Download V1.5.2 Beta
How to update the firmware?
Click the link above to download the latest firmware and save it to a USB drive.
Insert the USB drive into the printer, then go to Settings > About > Firmware Version > Local Update.
Select the firmware package file, then tap Confirm in the pop-up window.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue introduced in V1.5.0 where, in some cases, the first layer was overly squished when Heated Bed Leveling was not enabled before printing.
- Fixed an issue where the nozzle diameter could be incorrect in some cases.
Next Steps
After installing this firmware version, please complete the following steps:
- Run Multi-Toolhead Offset Calibration again with no filament loaded in any toolhead.
- Before starting a print, make sure Heated Bed Leveling is enabled so the printer performs bed leveling automatically before printing.
- Jul 4, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 4, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 4, 2026
V1.5.1
U1 Firmware releases V1.5.1 with a fix for overly compressed first layers when Heated Bed Leveling is off.
Download Link
Download V1.5.1
When using firmware V1.5.1, it is recommended to use it with Snapmaker Orca V2.3.1 (or later), or Snapmaker App V2.3.2 (or later).
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where the first layer was overly compressed when Heated Bed Leveling was not enabled before printing.
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- Jul 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 1, 2026
V1.5.0
U1 Firmware adds Top Cover support, auto-refill with different colors, AI detection data uploads, and new German and Hebrew language support. It also adds TPU 90A and PLA Silk filament support, fixes display and toolhead issues, and improves performance to reduce timer errors.
When using firmware V1.5.0, it is recommended to use it with Snapmaker Orca V2.3.1 (or later), or Snapmaker App V2.3.2 (or later).
New Features
- Added Top Cover features.
- Added a setup wizard for first-time Top Cover connection.
- Prompt users to recalibrate Vibration Compensation after the Top Cover is connected.
- Support adjusting the Top Cover fan speed from the Control page.
- Support viewing the Top Cover air purifier's total operating time and filter replacement guidance under Settings > Maintenance > Usage Statistics.
Top Cover features require Snapmaker Orca V2.3.5. This version is scheduled for release on July 8, 2026. Stay tuned!
- Added the Allow auto-refill with different colors option for Auto-Refill. You can enable it under Settings > Print Preferences.
- When spaghetti or foreign objects are detected, users can now upload AI detection data to help us further improve detection accuracy.
- Added support for German and Hebrew.
- Added support for the Snapmaker TPU 90A and Snapmaker PLA Silk filament types.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where unexpected circular icons occasionally appeared when configuring the toolhead on the Filament Setup page.
- Fixed an issue where the displayed X/Y/Z axis coordinates on the Control page could be inaccurate.
Improvements
- Improved system performance to reduce the occurrence of the "Timer too close" error.
- Jun 10, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 10, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 11, 2026
V1.4.1
U1 Firmware improves reliability with bug fixes for filament runout pause handling, AI defect detection when the camera is blocked, and filament info recognition after device restart. It also recommends pairing with Snapmaker Orca or Snapmaker App later versions.
When using firmware V1.4.1, it is recommended to use it with Snapmaker Orca V2.3.1 (or later), or Snapmaker App V2.3.2 (or later).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where filament runout detection failed to trigger an automatic print pause under certain conditions.
This could occur when a new print was started after canceling the previous one. If filament ran out during the new print, the printer might not pause automatically. - Fixed an issue where AI defect detection did not function properly when the camera was obstructed.
- Fixed an issue where filament information was occasionally not recognized after a device restart.
This could occur if "Auto Loading" was disabled and the filament status was "Loaded" before restarting the device.
- May 25, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 25, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 25, 2026
V1.4.0
U1 Firmware adds Traditional Chinese and Russian support, introduces an LED Off After Print setting, expands Skip Object to 64 objects, and improves defect detection, performance, stability, and skip workflow reliability.
When using firmware V1.4.0, it is recommended to use it with Snapmaker Orca V2.3.1 (or later), or Snapmaker App V2.3.2 (or later).
New Features
- Added Traditional Chinese and Russian language support.
- Added LED Off After Print option in Settings > Print Preferences.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the number of objects was not fully displayed in the Skip Object feature.
- Fixed an issue where an excessively long extrusion occasionally occurred after using the Skip Object feature.
Improvements
- Increased the maximum number of supported objects in the Skip Object feature to 64.
- Updated the AI defect detection model to improve detection workflow and user experience.
- Improved system performance and stability, and reduced MCU control timeout issues.
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- Apr 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 15, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V1.3.0
U1 Firmware adds support for multiple nozzle diameters, editable nozzle settings, and new nozzle usage rules for safer printing. It also improves network management with hidden SSID support, fixes filament and cloud mode issues, and updates defect detection, calibration, and continuity checks.
When using firmware V1.3.0 or above, it is recommended to use it with Snapmaker Orca V2.3.1 (or above), or Snapmaker App V2.3.2 (or above).
New Features
- Added support for multiple nozzle diameters (0.2mm / 0.4mm / 0.6mm / 0.8mm).
Nozzle information is now editable. On the touchscreen, navigate to Settings > Maintenance > Toolhead Info > Modify the corresponding nozzle diameter > Save.
After replacing the nozzle, please perform Multi-toolhead Offset Calibration and Heated Bed Leveling to ensure print accuracy.
- Added nozzle usage rules. To prevent printing anomalies caused by improper configuration of different nozzles, the following safety restrictions are included:
- Auto-refill is prohibited between nozzles of different diameters.
- The nozzle diameter specified in the G-code file cannot be mapped to the toolhead with a different diameter nozzle.
- Enhanced network management, supporting connection to hidden SSID networks.
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where the "Unedited Filament" error message persisted.
Optimized the communication protocol in Cloud Mode to resolve control issues caused by weak network environments. For example, some users encountered situations such as receiving unexpected parameter configuration commands during printing or experiencing delays in receiving print tasks.
Improvements
Updated the AI defect detection model.
Optimized Pogo Pin continuity detection logic to prevent false detections from pausing print tasks.
Improved extrusion flow calibration and updated built-in parameters.
- Mar 23, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 23, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V1.2.0
U1 Firmware adds skip objects on-screen control, Ethernet networking, and root SSH access, while improving DNS caching, Wi‑Fi WPA3 support, material color options, and AI defect detection. It also makes log exports easier and adds a bed-temperature reminder to help prevent print failures.
Firmware V1.2.0 and above requires Snapmaker Orca V2.2.4 (or above) or Snapmaker App V2.2.3 (or above).
New Features
- Added "Skip Objects" feature on the screen. To use it, first enable it in Snapmaker Orca under: Process > Global > Others > G-code output > Exclude objects.
- Added Ethernet connection feature. After inserting a USB to Ethernet adapter and connecting an Ethernet cable, the device will prioritize using Ethernet for a more stable network connection.
- Added Root access. Once enabled, users can access the device via SSH for advanced control and management.
Bug Fixes
- Implemented a DNS cache mechanism to avoid frequent repeated domain name resolutions.
Improvements
- Updated material color options to support a wider range of colors.
- Enhanced the defect detection model to reduce false positives and missed detections for spaghetti defects, and improved the detection of static foreign objects on the bed.
- When exporting logs, "Export AI monitoring photos" will be checked by default to facilitate troubleshooting of AI monitoring-related issues (users can uncheck it as needed).
- Added a reminder for bed temperature set to 0°C in the G-code file to prevent printing failures.
- Wi-Fi connection now supports WPA3 encryption.
- Feb 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 12, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V1.1.1
U1 Firmware adds heated bed flatness deviation detection, new log export paths, and expanded filament support, while improving print resume, alert display, and manual leveling. It also fixes print time and filament runout issues for a smoother printing experience.
Firmware V1.1.1 and above requires Snapmaker Orca V2.2.4 (or above) or Snapmaker App V2.2.3 (or above).
New Features
- Added heated bed flatness deviation detection. When abnormal unevenness is detected, the system will guide users through manual leveling to improve first-layer quality.
- Added a new log export path. Logs can now be exported to the logs folder within the Fluidd G-code directory.
- Added new filament types, including Snapmaker PETG HF, Snapmaker TPU 95A HF, Generic PETG HF, and Generic TPU 95A HF. Snapmaker PETG HF and Snapmaker TPU 95A HF will be available in the official online store in a future update.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where overall print time increased due to constrained motion-control parameters after extrusion flow calibration.
- Fixed an issue where the toolhead was incorrectly detected as loaded during a filament runout pause.
Improvements
- Updated the firmware’s built-in filament parameters.
- Improved print continuity when resuming after a pause.
- Improved alert dialog display. The screen now wakes automatically and stays on when an alert appears.
- Optimized the manual print resume workflow after filament runout. Material information no longer needs to be edited manually.
- Jan 26, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jan 26, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V1.1.0
U1 Firmware adds selective flow calibration, QR code help for error messages, and wider RFID filament support. It also improves fan noise, AI defect detection, print time accuracy, Z-axis torque, and filament tangle detection, while fixing shutdown and nozzle temperature issues.
Firmware V1.1.0 and above requires Snapmaker Orca V2.2.1 (or above) or Snapmaker App V2.2.1 (or above).
New Features
- Added selective flow calibration. Users can choose specific toolhead(s) to perform flow calibration, avoiding redundant calibration on already calibrated toolheads to reduce preparation time.
- Added QR code guidance to certain error message pages. Users can scan the QR code to access the official solution for the corresponding issue, enabling faster troubleshooting.
- Added support for additional official RFID filament types.
Improvements
- Optimized cooling fan control logic to reduce fan noise from idle toolhead(s) during printing.
- Improved the AI defect detection model to reduce false positives.
- Optimized print time calculation logic. The duration shown on the print completion page now reflects the actual printing time, excluding paused time.
- Adjusted Z-axis motor current parameters to increase Z-axis output torque, improving print quality issues caused by insufficient torque.
- Added a medium sensitivity option to the filament tangle detection feature.
- Optimized the UI display for storage space management.
- Auto-Refill is enabled by default after updating the firmware.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the firmware could shut down if the start G-code did not include a layer count command.
- Fixed an issue where the nozzle temperature could be modified unexpectedly during pre-extrusion.
- Jan 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jan 15, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V1.0.0
U1 Firmware adds AI monitoring with spaghetti and foreign object detection, plus homing calibration, maintenance reminders, filament auto-mapping controls, low storage alerts, and usability improvements. It also fixes large file download failures and refines leveling and homing behavior.
Download Link
Download V1.0.0
Firmware V1.0.0 and above requires Snapmaker Orca V2.2.1 (or above) or Snapmaker App V2.2.1 (or above).
New Features
Added AI monitoring. Spaghetti detection and foreign object detection are introduced to identify anomalies during printing.
- The AI Monitoring feature requires Snapmaker Orca V2.2.1 to function properly.
- Currently, Snapmaker Orca V2.2.1 supports push notifications. Snapmaker App V2.2.2 now supports pop-up notifications for AI detection results.
Added homing calibration to address issues where homing or toolhead picking and parking may fail.
Added device maintenance reminders and guidance. Regular maintenance helps ensure print quality and extend the lifespan of SnapSwap system.
Added a filament auto-mapping toggle. This is enabled by default and can be disabled in Settings > Print Preferences.
Added low storage notifications.
Improvements
Optimized homing logic to prevent homing failures.
Refined the manual leveling UI. Icons now flash to indicate users to loosen or tighten screws.
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where large file downloads could fail.
Original source - Dec 15, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Dec 15, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V0.9.0
U1 Firmware releases V0.9.0 with enhanced on-screen status display, remote print file download progress, automatic local backup of USB print files, improved connection stability, quieter and more efficient pause behavior, and fixes for LAN reconnect, speed adjustment, display, and Wi‑Fi issues.
Download Link
Download V0.9.0
When using firmware version V0.9.0 or above, use it with Snapmaker Orca version V2.1.1 or above, or Snapmaker App version V2.1.0 or above.
New Features
Enhanced On-Screen Status Display
- Home Screen - Added Timelapse Status Display
Actively Recording Timelapse
Camera Error Status
- Home Screen - Added Device Connection Mode Status
LAN Mode
Cloud Mode: Connected to Server
Cloud Mode: Disconnected from Server
Cloud Mode: Abnormal Status
- New File Download Progress Display for Remote Print Jobs
Note: Currently not supported by LAN files
USB Printing Experience Upgrade
- Automatic Local Backup of USB Print Files
Files from USB drives are now automatically copied to the device's local storage when printed
Improvements
Improved Connection Stability
Enhanced reliability of remote connections and control
Resolved issues with:
PIN code retrieval failures
OTA information acquisition failures
Inability to recover after cloud connection drops
Energy Efficiency and Noise Control
Automatic shutdown of auxiliary fans and model cooling fans during print pauses
Achieves more energy-efficient and quieter operation during idle periods
Enhanced Print Interruption Experience
Improved model handling logic during pause and resume operations
Significantly better print quality at layer transition points after resuming
Bug Fixes
Fixed an error that occurred when Snapmaker Orca/App attempted to reconnect via LAN after a disconnection.
Resolved speed adjustment failure during multi-color printing
Corrected occasional display of incorrect filenames or thumbnails during printing
Fixed potential system freeze when exiting Wi-Fi configuration interface
Original source - Dec 15, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Dec 15, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 20, 2026
V0.9.4
U1 Firmware releases V0.9.4 with filament entanglement sensitivity adjustment, toolhead attach and detach coordinate tuning, and faster, smoother UI. It also improves cloud connectivity, USB scanning, auto-loading, screen timeout options, and fixes several printing and system issues.
Firmware V0.9.4 and above requires Snapmaker Orca V2.1.5 (or above) or Snapmaker App V2.1.5 (or above).
New Features
- Introduced filament entanglement detection sensitivity adjustment.
- Introduced toolhead attach and detach coordinate adjustment.
Improvements
- Optimized UI responsiveness.
- Improved cloud server connection success rate under weak network conditions.
- Show connection failure notifications.
- Increased USB drive file scanning speed.
- Extended purge length during auto-loading to prevent filament color mixing.
- Show cloud connection status on the account page.
- Added a cloud connection error icon on the home screen.
- Fans off before vibration compensation calibration to ensure accuracy.
- Minimum temperature of the active toolhead is set to 170 °C during printing.
- Added a 15-minute screen timeout option and set it as the default.
Bug Fixes
- Enabled controlling of the auxiliary fan via the touchscreen during bed leveling.
- Fixed cloud server connection failure caused by configuration file loading errors.
- Fixed potential Klipper shutdowns when executing abnormal movement commands.
- Fixed print time reset during toolhead changes in multi-color printing.
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