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Connection methods

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After determining which 3D printer you own, please refer to the graph below to find out how to connect your resin 3D printer: via USB Connection, LAN Connection, or WiFi Connection.

 

Series

Model

WiFi Connection

Ethernet Connection

USB Connection

Sonic Mini Series

Sonic Mini 4K

 

 

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Sonic Mini

 

 

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Sonic Mighty Series

Sonic Mighty 4K

 

 

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Sonic Mega Series

Sonic Mega 8K

 

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Sonic Series

Sonic 4K

 

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Sonic

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Sonic XL 4K

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Shuffle Series

Shuffle XL Lite

 

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Shuffle 4K

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Shuffle 2019

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Shuffle 2018

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Shuffle Lite

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Shuffle XL 2019

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Shuffle XL 2018

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Transform Series

Transform Fast

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Transform Standard

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USB Connection

Upload a 3D printing file directly from your USB. Then use the touch panel on your 3D printer to operate the system.

 

Ethernet Connection

Purchase a router and connect its LAN to your 3D printer by using a gray internet cable. The printer will then show you an IP address. Type it onto a web browser (we recommend using Google Chrome) and your LAN will be connected immediately. For a more detailed guide on connecting your printer via ethernet, please refer to this post.

 

WiFi Connection

Use your USB WiFi to connect your printer to your current WiFi environment. You can then use any of your devices (including your laptop or smartphone) in the same WiFi environment to connect to the 3D printer.

 

Tips：

  1. When saving your file, make sure to name your file using letters from the English alphabet.
  2. If your device has failed to identify your USB drive, please try formatting it.

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