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Hello,
I have looked but could find centralized information on this topic - plus I am new to this.
My issue is: I would like to stop using an usb stick for feeding 3d data to my printer. Instead, a cable solution or a wireless solution would be great. This should be a simple data feed. I don't want to directly access printing capability from my laptop to the Prusa. But rather have wired/wireless access to a data storage solution and run prints the old fashion way through the printer menu.
I hope I explained this well enough for you guys to chip in.
By the way: This is my first 3D Printer and I love it. Totally hooked. Super pumped.
Thx for your help, legends!!!
Cheers, Marc
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There have been several discussions of SD cards with wifi capabilities on this forum. IIRC the reviews were mixed, at best. One example: https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk3s-mk3-hardware-firmware-and-software-help/sd-cards-with-wi-fi/
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Thx Fuchsr. I will look into it!
And sry for the screwed up headline. No idea how to fix it after posting...
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I haven't tried this myself yet, but this is what I was planning to do:
https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/articles/pi-zero-w-smart-usb-flash-drive
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I am using a FlashAir SD card on mine and I can read/write to the printer via WiFi to my laptop as a network directory.
There are several postings on the FlashAir in this forum
If yours accept a USB stick there are also WiFi USB sticks that provide the same functions.
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