FLUX 3D Printer Manual - ECE exercise

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HOW TO USE The New 3D Printer

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An Exercise of ECE Basic Technical Writing, 13ECE2, DUT

Transcript of FLUX 3D Printer Manual - ECE exercise

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HOW TO USE

The New 3D Printer

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Parts Included … page 2

Installing … page 3

Operating … page 5

Trouble-shooting … page 6

Specification … page 7

Customer Service … page 8

   

Content

Parts Included

bottom  part  steel  bar  

top  part  

printing  module  

navigate  modules  

connecting  bar  

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Step 1 Place the bottom of the printer on a flat surface.

Step 2 Attach 6 steel bars into the built in holes of the bottom part

Step 3 Install the navigate modules to the bars

using the built in holes of the modules

 

Installing

Note: the bottom is the heavier part that contains battery and processing unit. Don’t mistake between the top and the bottom.

Note: the bar would perfectly fit the built in holes. Don't attempt to push the bar, otherwise you will cause damage to the printer.

Note: after installation, the modules should move smoothly along the bars. If there is any error, remove the modules and install again.

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Step 4 Connect the plugs of the navigate modules to the socket on the bottom part.

Step 5 Connect to top to the steel bars using the built-in holes of the top part.

Step 6 The installation ends with connecting the printing module to the navigate modules using the connecting bars, which are magnetism enabled    

WARNING: DON’T TOUCH THE METAL ON THE PLUGS DURING CONNECTING. THE BATTERY WILL CAUSE MINOR SHOCK IF CONTACT WITH THE PLUGS DURING INSTALLATION.

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Step 1 Open FLUX Studio on your smartphone. Make sure your Bluetooth connection is turned on

Step 2 Choose one from the default design, or download from the FLUX store.

Step 3 Press PRINT, and wait until your product is completed.

     

Operating

Note: Other operating systems such as Windows or Mac OSX will be supported in December 2014.

Note: You can also upload your design to the FLUX store. This feature will be available in December 2014.

Note: a typical design will take from 30 to 40 minutes to complete. The time can be longer for complicated models

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Problem Cause Correction

My printer does not work

1. The printer is out of battery. 1. Replace the battery with new one.

2. The material runs out. 2. Recharge the material 3. Error in connection. 3. Disable and re-enable the

connection

My printer is shocking heavily in operation

1. The steel bar is connected incorrectly

1. Remove the steel bar, then install again

2. The navigate bar is connected incorrectly

2. Remove the connecting bar, then install again

3. The printer is affected by the surrounding.

3. Move the printer to a stable surface

My printer stops while printing a product

1. Material runs out 1. Recharge the material

2. The printer is overheat 2. Wait for the printer to cool down, then restart FLUX

The printed object does not look like the design

1. The object is designed wrongly or incorrect format

1. Re-download the design from the FLUX store. If the error continues, report the design to FLUX store for assistance

2. The navigate bar is connected incorrectly

2. Remove the connecting bar, then install again

Trouble-shooting

This topic does not cover your problem? Don’t worry; FLUX has a minimalist

design with portable parts. When one part has problems, you just need to send

that part to the closest FLUX authorized store for replacement.

Or you can always go online for discussion and solution at:

<http://flux3dp.com/discussion>  

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GENERAL

Dimensions 21.7”H x 10.4”W x 11.8”L (30.5 cm x 26.5 cm x 55 cm)

Weight 12 lb (5.4 kg)

Power 100 – 240 V

I/O USB / SD Card / Bluetooth 4.0

OS iOS / Android

3D SCANNER

Volume 5.5”D x 3.3”H (14 cm x 8.5 cm)

Maximum Power 5 mW

Wavelength 650 nm

Point Accuracy 2 – 3 mm

Triangles Per Model 60K – 100K

File Formats STL / PCD / XYZ

Sensor 1.3M PIXELS CMOS

LASER ENGRAVER (under development)

Work Area 5.9”D (15 cm)

Max Travel Speed 200 mm/s

X / Y Resolution 0.02 mm

Max Power 200 mW

Wavelength 405 nm InGaN

File Formats JPG / PNG / DXF / PDF / AI

3D PRINTER

Work Area 6.7”D x 7”H (17 cm x 18 cm)

Max Travel Speed 200 mm/s

X / Y Resolution 0.02 mm

Layer Height 0.05 – 0.3 mm

Nozzle Size 0.4 mm

File Formats STL / OBJ

Specification

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For the latest information of our innovative products for the future life, visit our web site at:

<http://flux3dp.com/>

Customer Service

FLUX Store

Causeway Bay Hysan Palace 500 Hennessy Road

Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

(+852) 3979-3100

FLUX Store

Oakridge Westfield 925 Blossom Hill Road

San Jose, CA 95123, U.S.A

(+1) 408-960-0110

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