@Louise-Davis-0 Could you plz offer some screenshot of the APP?

@apple_user_1775184850 Hi, you can get it here:
https://www.entina3d.com/pages/download-1

@陆 Thanks for that. I used the Tina2S profile that comes with Prusa, modified to suit the Tina2 Plus and my preferences, then saved as Tina2 Plus profiles 🙂

@SpoodyHollow I don't see how it would be possible without a firmware update to have the Tina2 Plus support automatic filament changes mid print, unfortunately. I currently use a filament box which I modified to add a feed hole (with pneumatic push-to connector) lower down the box, and to the side, to better suit the low height of the Tina2 filament feed system. Works nicely, and keeps my filament at 10% humidity at all times. As a bonus, this box can take 1kg sized rolls, which is what I'll be moving to once all of my Weedo 250g rolls are used up.

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@Porter Hi there, we rechecked and confirmed that there is not problem of the app. If the problem still exist, please take a screen recording and go to "Me>about>share log" and send these info to our support email, we will check and solve the problem for you ASAP. Thanks.

@陆 thanks again

@陆 thanks eric

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You can find it in wiibuilder.

@Maddison-Egloff-Luce When you turn on the printer, check if it says “resume printing.” If it does, you can continue. If not, you’ll need to start the print job again from the beginning.

@Melissa-Bernstein The ambient room temperature or the specific filament material can indeed influence the overall printing results. To achieve the most optimal outcome, we highly recommend printing the temperature tower file designed for PLA filament, which is provided at the end of this document.
https://szwzsw.zohodesk.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-to-determine-the-optimal-printing-temperature-for-your-new-filament

The download link can be found at the bottom of the document. You may copy the files to your TF card to begin printing. If a computer is not available, please don’t worry—the packaging includes an adapter that allows you to transfer the files to the TF card using your phone, so you can continue with printing smoothly and without any difficulty.

@ellis-fortuna Hi there, you can get some modeling skills from below link:
https://www.tinkercad.com/learn/designs?collectionId=OSZ5W2BL1W5N51F&fbclid=IwAR3I8mAvr__hcAakVY4b23T5-ourM-0Z2hQ-Us2t4uMih2ixioDDT964TxI

And below are some modeling software:
Desktop Software:

Blender SketchUp 3DMax
Web-based Software: Tinkercad
Mobile Apps: SketchUp (Mobile) Tinkercad (Mobile)

After connecting the printer with the APP and the wifi, you could go to “Me>Profile” on the APP and you will see a “+” option in the bottom left corner of the page.Then you could upload your own STL format models files to the app and to print it.

@Bella-5

Prior to commencing any printing, please ensure that both the protective shell and tape have been fully removed. This precaution will help guarantee optimal performance and prevent any potential issues during operation.

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