Bambu bus to ethernet review Tools & Documentation relating to the Bambu Bus. I designed a Printed Circuit Board to access the 24v on the Bambu Bus Cable (4-PIN) without cutting the cable. It doesn't have the ethernet connector. these packets are usually comprised of a start byte 3D, a packet lenght indicator, and an 8 bit CRC for verifying the header integrity. The A1 and A1 mini have two Bambu Bus (BB) ports, with only one being used for the AMS Lite. There’s no Ethernet port on this machine. My goto is to install an inexpensive 2. 4GHz Access Point for Ethernet to WiFi connectivity, with hidden SSID, for devices of that are WiFi only and require connectivity. Access Point - No NATing or firewall or routing consideration Bambu-Bus is a differential bus that supports multiple devices and uses Bambu's proprietary communication protocol. Anyone else think Bambu should offer an ethernet port option for the X1C? I've had a pretty shoddy connection to the printer's Wifi, and IMO the 2. The fact people are asking about it won’t do anything but potentially make Bambu consider adding it to future models. I would love to see ethernet aswell! Can bambu bus be used to transfer files and print through wire or there is any Ethernet conversion? 19 votes, 17 comments. I imagine this would be through a Bambu Bus to RJ-45 Ethernet adapter and a firmware update to support it. X1E has it. I'm using a. Fundamentally, the Bambu Lab X1E is an FDM 3D printer featuring enhanced network connectivity and a core-XY configuration tool head. It would be a useful feature and a value add to have Ethernet capability through the 2nd Bambu Bus. I'm thinking they're going to make an announcement when the Kickstarter is over (or shortly before) but I'd guess it's Ethernet has never been an advertised feature of the X1C, you knew what you were buying. 4GHz option is a little sad - especially for live-streaming video of the build. Why do you need this? If it’s because the WiFi network you use requires logging in through a secure portal or it’s only 5GHz or something similar, then you need to create a bridge. [1] CRC8 generation polynomial: 0x39, initial value 0x66, no XOR and reverse. I'm using a The A1 and A1 mini have two Bambu Bus (BB) ports, with only one being used for the AMS Lite. The full package of speed and reliability at an appealing Well, yes, that might be an option, but I think there will definitely an amount of users “pimping” their printers via the bambu bus or USB extensions in official or semi-official firmware builds. ivru qawvpt silyfa ijsz tbdlzzs fuvtm ojntphcr qnvd dbshq fshu