Set up your Spark
Three simple steps to get Spark on Wi-Fi.
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Switch on Spark
Press the round power button at the top left on the back of the camera.
Wait for the status light at the top right to flash slowly in amber.
Back of Spark -
Get Spark on Wi-Fi
Setup on iPhone and iPad will be available when the app is released. You can use Spark with Zu3D on a supported computer, Android device or Chromebook today.
Follow the steps below to get Spark on your Wi-Fi so any device running Zu3D on the same network can connect to it.
Keep Spark nearby and have your Wi-Fi password handy.
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Open camera setup
In Zu3D, select Set up Zu3D Spark Camera, then choose Connect Spark to Wi-Fi to add your camera.
Zu3D Projects dashboard 
Zu3D on Android Let Zu3D use Spark Connector
Open Spark Connector and leave it running. In Chrome, open Zu3D and select Set up Zu3D Spark Camera. Select Connect to Zu3D Spark Connector, then select Allow in the Connector’s Connect tab.
First, select Connect in Chrome 
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Scan the camera sticker
Back in Zu3D, choose Connect Spark to Wi-Fi to add your camera. Select Scan Spark QR code and scan the sticker on Spark. If you can’t scan it, choose Enter sticker details and type the ID and Password printed there.
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Send Spark your Wi-Fi details
Follow the app’s prompt to join Spark’s temporary Wi-Fi. If Android asks to connect to that network, confirm the request. If macOS asks to let Zu3D access your local network, allow it so Zu3D can find Spark.
Choose your usual Wi-Fi, enter its password and select Send Wi-Fi details.
Example Zu3D Wi-Fi screen -
Start using Spark
Rejoin your usual Wi-Fi if your device hasn’t switched back. When Zu3D shows Spark Camera ready, follow the Premium prompt if it appears, then select Use Zu3D Spark Camera. Keep Spark Connector running while you animate.
The setup video is coming soon.
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