Can Studio or Handy App reset the X1C?

Bambu Lab X1 Series Troubleshooting
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If the Screen is defect (no Menues to see, but Printing by Use of Studio is possible) how can one reset the X1C and or connect it to a new WLAN by Using of only Studio or Handy App, without Screen?

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Studio, yes. Handy, nope. But I would rather suggest you looking for that answer in Bambu’s Wikipedia.

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How do you reset the X1C or connect it to a new WLAN using Studio?

Maybe my coffee is not working yet this morning…

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Just replaced my ADSL with optical fiber earlier this morning (thus different settings and IP) and had to reset my WLAN connection from scratch. Took a while to get it working again (and approximately 2 large cappuccinos and 3 triple espressos to complete this) but eventually I did it and afterwards I’ve successfully re-paired my Studio and Handy with my X1C. Currently, I’m happily printing again. So, perhaps it’s the amount and strength of the coffee intake that’s a determining factor… I can’t really tell. :upside_down_face: But I know that I’ve relied on my Studio and Bambu’s wiki to complete all this.

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:coffee: :coffee:
OK, I’m on my second cup of coffee now, and the first one seems to have me buzzing.

I have reviewed the Wiki again, but I still do not see any way to connect an X1C to a new network without a working touch screen, or to reset the printer.

The only way to connect to an X1C is via wifi. Without a screen to select the wifi network and enter the password, I do not see how Studio can connect to the printer.

The network configuration for a P1 or A1 can be set using an SDcard, but the X1 series is not included in that Wiki article. Even if that method was a possibility, with an inoperative screen it is also doubtful that the SDcard slot is working either.

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Give it time to work its “charm” on you… eventually you’ll get there…:wink:

You’re correct in your assumptions though; I did use my SD card to input my new Wi-Fi settings environment in the X1C. I could also have done it using its screen (mine works still), but I chose the SD card mod, to avoid having to redo the process when yhe printer sort off forgets everything and I have to redo everything again…which was also the main reason for switching to optical fiber (+ the added benefit of additional up/down speed and reliability).