Instructions

SINGLE HEAD - USER MANUAL

5.6. Start a print

You can print the previously saved .gcode ﬁles in more ways: Either form the printer 4GB internal storage, or from USB

ﬂash drive. Save the gcode ﬁle created by the CraWare slicer program onto USB ﬂash drive or to the printer internal

storage directly. See section 7.

• Select the Print menu on the main screen.

• Please locate the ﬁle what you like to print. The

ﬁles on the ﬂash drive can be located under the

“pendrive” folder, the internal storage is under the

“local” folder.

• Move the list up or down to locate the gcode of the

item you want to print and select it. You can only

select one gcode for printing, if multiple items are

selected, printing cannot be started!

• Press the Start buon in the right corner of the

screen.

• The machine warms the print head and the build

plate to the values speciﬁed in gcode.

• Printing starts when the machine reaches the required operating temperature.

• Please make sure that you have enough ﬁlament for the selected project. The quantity is pre-calculated by

CraWare.

• Aer the object has been printed, remove the build plate. Printed object can be removed easily, just bend the

ﬂexible build plate. Please note, if the object is still warm, it may bend when removed. To avoid this, please allow

some time to cool.

5.7. In-print adjustments / pause menu

During printing, sometimes it can be essential to modify the printing parameters on the ﬂy.

Also this menu pops up, when the printer gets a pause command from the gcode or from the screen.

In Pause menu users can change ﬁlament, continue printing or terminate the printing operation. Pressing the resume

buon will continue the printing. For ﬁlament change use the Extrude / Reverse functions, or the preprogrammed

Load / Unload options.

The in-print adjustments overrule the seing is the gcode.

You can change the print seings during printing by

pressing the Seings buon on the right icon bar.

The following parameters can be altered:

• Print temperatures

• Fan speeds

• Print speed and material ﬂow

• Lighting

• Encoder

• Camera