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E4, E4 Pro, E3, E3 Pro R2, C2
RoboCloud gives you the ability to manage multiple Robo E4s, E4 Pros, E3, and E3 Pros, queue up prints, and handle all printing directly through your web browser. For Robo C2s and R2s, scroll farther to learn about the Robo Web Dashboard where you can control your printer, send prints, and more.
Connect to RoboCloud
To connect, go to cloud.robo3d.com, fill out the information to activate your account, and verify your email address. RoboCloud is compatible with Robo E4, E4 Pro, E3, and E3 Pro.
In RoboCloud, you will be able to set up your printer by clicking "add printer." You can upload .STL models and send them directly to your printer over wi-fi. You can also send prints right from Tinkercad! It's simple to change settings and easy to print. Give it a try!
Printers can only be connected to a single RoboCloud account at a time. Plan accordingly if you share printers amongst multiple users. If you are ready to use cloud printing, go to RoboCloud on your desktop computer or google chromebook.
Connect to Robo Web Dashboard for R2 and C2
To connect, go to your printer's touchscreen and go to Utilities > Network > Network Status to find the printer's IP address and hostname.
If your printer is connected to Wi-Fi, you can enter the IP address or hostname into your browser's address bar to bring up the web dashboard interface. From here you can upload STL and G-code files. If you upload an STL file, you'll be prompted to slice the file with the onboard slicer to produce a .gcode file, which will save to your printer's local drive.
Note: In order to discover your printer by its hostname (rather than IP) you may need to download Bonjour on your desktop computer.
