From mirco SD to USB 2.0

[jhnk 0]

Dear people,

 

My 3D printer takes a micro SD. My PC takes a USB2.0.

So every time I have to put this microSD cart in a little usb stick that I can put in my PC.

So what I would like to add to the printer is a USB 2.0 slot.

 

What I need for this is a cable that goes from microSD to USB2. I can not find this online, can someone make a recommendation?

 

The housing for these cables I can just print of course and attach to the printer.

It would be nice if it is possible if I can turn the one microSD slot into multiple slots (microSD, USB2, USB3, SD).

 

Thank you!

[Mari 35]

... impossible... you can't connect USB to a Micro-SD slot ...

 

Your printer probably also has a USB connector... but without telling the brand/type of printer we can't be sure!

Edited October 18, 2020 by Mari

[Smithy 1,141]

That reminds me of the Gardena / HDMI adapter 🤣

 

[jhnk 0]

38 minutes ago, Smithy said:

That reminds me of the Gardena / HDMI adapter 🤣

 

HAHA, to bad it can't be done

[Smithy 1,141]

But anyway, printing via USB is not the best solution, because you permanently stream the gcode to the printer. When something happens on your computer your printer stops and the job failed. 
 

So even if it is annoying to handle the sd card, it is the best and safest solution.

[Mari 35]

Before you can use High Floating HDMI you need power... Just bought a wireless set 🤪

 

I use a Raspberry Pie 3B+ with octoprint to get my printer going...

Edited October 18, 2020 by Mari

[Smithy 1,141]

Wireless Power, Great! 🤣