Click here to see if your 3D printer is compatible with PRINT&GO.

PRINT&GO is compatible with multiple 3D printing file formats:

• .gcode
• .ufp
• .3mf
• .makerbot
• .zcodex2.

The user manual is located in the node box.

Register with PRINT&GO before installing the node.

Instructions for installing the node:
1. Connect the node to the power socket.
2. Connect the Ethernet cable to a network with internet access. (The node has to be connected to the same network as the 3D printers).
3. Access to PRINT&GO.

Add the node in your account.
1. Access to PRINT&GO.
2. Click on the "preferences" button (gear icon) and select "Nodes" and then, select the first option from the menu.
3. Click on the "Accept node" button to link the node in your account.
4. Connect your 3D printers.

Considerations:
Use the two lower USB ports to connect the two printers via USB. The upper USB ports are intended for connecting cameras.

The LAN connection allows only the connection of up to 10 3D printers.

Once you are on the platform, follow these steps.

1. Access the +NEW button on the dashboard or add your printer on the “Printers” page.
2. Find your printer's brand.
3. Select your printer's model.
4. Choose how you want to connect your printer.*
5. Finally, follow the steps provided to complete the connection correctly.
   

Take a look if your 3D printers is compatible: Here

*Printer connection options:

Node: This is a device that allows you to connect your printers in the following ways:

Make sure to connect the node and printer to the same network.

USB: Up to 2 printers.
LAN: There is no specific limit, but we recommended connecting maximum 10 3D printers for an optimal performance.

Additionally, you can connect an external camera to see in real-time what your printers are doing.

Cloud Printer: This option allows you to sync your printer with Print&Go via cloud connection. For example, Ultimaker Digital Factory.

Virtual Printer: This is a simulation of your printer, useful for testing.

The PRINT&GO Node is an IoT device that allows you to connect your 3D printers to our platform. You can also connect an external camera for a live-streaming.

The node supports 2 different types of connection:

Via USB: 2 3D printers.

Via LAN: There is no specific limit, but we recommend connecting a maximum of 10 3D printers for an optimal performance.

Important: Make sure that the Node and the printers are connected to the same network.

Cloud Printer: This option allows you to sync your printer with Print&Go via cloud connection.

For example, Ultimaker Digital Factory.

Virtual Printer: Is a simulation of your 3D printer, useful for testing. Provides simulation capabilities for production planning and generating reports and KPIs.

PRINT&GO is compatible with multiple 3D printing file formats:

.gcode, .ufp, .3mf, .makerbot, and .zcodex2.

You can print in 3 different ways:

1. Dashboard page.
2. Fast Print functionality.
3. Printer detail page.

Dashboard Page

1. Visit the dashboard page and click on the +New button.

2. Click or drop the file on the 3D printer you want to start the print.

3. Start the print.

Fast Print Functionality

1. Visit the dashboard page and click on the +New button.

2. Select the fast print option.

3. Upload the file.

4. Select the 3D printer you want to start the print.

5. Start the print.

Printer Detail Page

1. Click on the printer name to access this page.

2. Upload the file.

3. Start the print.