I had installed LED lights on my X1C, using a 6-Pin cable to access the 24v provided by the printer to the AMS unit (by plugging it into the second AMS 6-Pin port).  That worked great when I only had one AMS, but the cable length became a concern when I added my second AMS.

I designed a Power Tap PCB with a 6-pin connector to access the Bambu Printer's 24v, using the 4-pin Bambus Bus Cable.  I then added a USB Board to the STL design to provide additional options in the future.

This version is for USB only and does not include a 6-Pin connector.  It works with the Bambu Lab X1, X1c, P1P.

Bambu USB 440

I had installed LED lights on my X1C, using a 6-Pin cable to access the 24v provided by the printer to the AMS unit (by plugging it into the second AMS 6-Pin port).  That worked great when I only had one AMS, but the cable length became a concern when I added my second AMS.

I designed a Power Tap box with a 6-pin connector to draw 24v from the 4-pin Bambus Bus Cable.  I then added a USB Board to the STL design to provide additional options in the future.

X1C USB 440

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Bambu USB 440