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Answer
Ezurio (formerly Laird Connectivity) provides 3D files (STEP) files for most but not all of it's modules. Based on the nature of the information in the files, in most cases Laird requires a login to access these files as well as layout files and software/firmware downloads. As such, for most modules, the 3D files are found under the Software Downloads tab of the product page. The page offers a credentials request link for customers who need credentials. In most cases, the credentials are provided via return email within about 10 minutes. Please contact support if you have any additional questions or have any issues accessing our downloads.