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A printer that moves to a new address is followed. When your TigerTag
account gives a printer a new IP, the device now uses it. Before, the address
the device already held always won, so a printer that had moved stayed
unreachable on TigerSpool for good while Tiger Studio talked to it fine - an
AD5X did exactly that.
Printers no longer swap addresses and access codes when the account
changes. Adding or removing a printer in Tiger Studio shifted the device's
list by one, and every printer after that point took its neighbour's address
and code - a Bambu Lab would then refuse the connection with an access-code
error, and a switched-on printer could turn into a different one. Each
printer is now recognised by its serial number, wherever it sits in the list,
and keeps its own settings and its own switch.
Two entries in the account for the same printer become one. An old entry
left at a previous address beside the current one used to show up as two
printers, the stale one first. The newer entry wins.
A printer whose settings change reconnects straight away, instead of
staying on the old connection until something else closed it.
Changed
A printer newly added to your account arrives on the device switched off, as
on first start, so it does not take room you did not choose to give it.