Stratasys

F370

Also applies to: F170, F270, F370CR

30 minutesEasyMQTTFull OEE

What You Need

Cat6 Ethernet cableIncluded in kit

Flowstate CL260 edge nodeIncluded in kit

Customer provides:

1
Connect to network
Connect the F370 to the plant network via the rear Ethernet port. The printer uses DHCP by default.
2
Set static IP
On the touchscreen: Settings > Network > Ethernet > Static IP. Set to 10.0.100.x range.
3
Connect edge node
Ensure the Flowstate edge node is on the same subnet as the printer.

1
Enable GrabCAD Print API
Install GrabCAD Print on a workstation. The API exposes printer status, job progress, and material levels via REST endpoints.
The Flowstate edge node polls the GrabCAD Print API and bridges data to MQTT/Sparkplug B.
2
Configure SNMP (optional)
The F370 supports SNMP for basic status. Enable SNMP v2c in printer settings for supplementary monitoring.

1
Query GrabCAD API
From the edge node, query http://<printer-ip>/api/v1/status. Verify printer state and material levels.
2
Dashboard check
Printer appears in Flowstate with build progress, temperatures, and material usage.

Build progress (%)

Nozzle temperature (C)

Chamber temperature (C)

Material remaining (cm3)

Print hours (total)

Job name

Printer state (idle/printing/paused/error)

Material type

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