Airwolf 3D HDR Manuale utente
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Very Important
Airwolf 3D has spent countless hours perfecting these print settings
so that our customers have the best experience possible with their
new printer. Please make sure to use these default settings when
using the HDR.
They will give you excellent print results without the hassle of
tweaking settings. Airwolf will make sure to create and add settings
for new materials which are compatible with Airwolf 3D printers.
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For technical support visit:
https://airwolf3d.freshdesk.com
Unboxing
Open the accessory kit. Plug the power cord into the back of
the printer and into a power source. A surge protector is highly
recommended.
Turn the power switch on at this time to give your
Wolfbox 3-5 minutes to boot up.
Setup
Remove the printer from the box.
Remove the labeled zip ties from the arms of the bed and the
red rod stabilizers that hold the X-axis in place. The foam
under your heat bed will be removed later in the “Wolfbox
Interface” section.
Press the two tubes into the plastic white adapters on the top
of the hot end. Make sure to secure the hot end as you push
the tube down to prevent the rods from bending. Also make
note that the left tube goes into the left adapter and the right
tube goes into the right adapter. Push in the tubes until you
feel some resistance. This will ensure that the tubes are
seated completely into the tube.
Insert the E-clips onto the plastic white adapters to secure
the tubes to the hot end. There is a plastic white adapter with
the E-clip installed on the extruder assembly for reference.
Firmly press the tube into the white adapter on the top of the
extruder assembly. Verify it is securely fastened to the white
adapter by lightly pulling up on the tube. When closed, the
latch should clear the plastic white adapter and only contact
the tube.
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Loading Filament
TIP: Cut the end of the filament to form a point for
easy filament feeding.
Squeeze the latch on the extruder assembly, remove the pin
and set it aside, you will need it to run the printer.
Load the lament onto the spool minder. Make sure the
lament is unwinding from the bottom of the spool so the
natural curvature of the lament leads it up towards the
extruder assembly.
Insert the lament into the hole at the bottom of the
extruder assembly and halfway through the tube.
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Heat Bed Preparation
For initial setup, you will be preparing the bed for use of ABS filament. For other types of
filaments after initial setup, please refer to our Bed Adhesion solution found on the tech portal at
www.airwolf3d.freshdesk.com
Open the manila envelope with the glass build plate inside.
Follow instructions for applying Wolfbite to your glass. The instructions are provided with your
bottle or nd them on page 20
Place the glass with the Wolfbite application face up onto your heat bed.
The 4 binder clips will be used to hold the glass to the heat bed. The front left clip needs to be oset
from the corner by 3 to 4 inches. This is to prevent the hot end from colliding with the clip when it
goes to its home position. Place the other 3 binder clips on each corner of the bed.
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Astroprint.com Setup
Astroprint.com will be your dashboard for storing .STL files and creating G-code. G-code is the
instructions for the printer, e.g. speed, temperatures, and toolpaths.
Your printer should be on and have had at least 3-5 minutes to boot up.
On a desktop or laptop computer, go to “Astroprint.com”and create a free account. Decide if you
would like this account to be shared with multiple users or kept private. We recommend using a
general company email and password so all users can access the printer.
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Turn on your Asus tablet. Once it has booted up, swipe across the screen to unlock it.
Swipe from the top of the tablet screen and select the gears settings icon, then select Wi-Fi. You
will need to connect to the printer’s hot spot for initial setup. The hot spot will be labelled HDR
followed by your printer’s serial number. This hot spot is temporary and will be shut o at the end
of setup.
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The Wolfbox is the Wi-Fi board that will give you control of the printer, and how you will start print files. It
will be attached to the astroprint.com account you created to allow access and use of your stored .STL files
and G-code.
Wolfbox Setup (It is built into your HDR)
Open a Google Chrome Browser window on the tablet and
type “10.10.0.1”. This will take you to the Airwolf 3D Printer
setup page.
Click “Begin Setup”.
Verify that the Airwolf Printer Name is identical to your
serial number, then click “Internet Setup”. You can nd this
number located on the back panel of your printer etched
into the acrylic.
Select the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect your printer
to and click “Connect”. If your network has a password, you
will need to type this in and click “Connect” again.
Success! Click on “Astroprint Account” to connect the
printer to the Astroprint.com account you previously
created.
Type in your email address and password for your
Astroprint account, then click “Printer Connection”.
Check that the printer’s USB cable is connected to both the
RAMBo board (USB) and the Wolfbox (Wi-Fi). Click
“Continue”.
Verify the Baud Rate is set to 250000 and click “Connect”.
You’re Done! Feel free to Share or Tweet or click “Start
Printing!”
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2. Obtaining your printer’s IP Address
3. Turn o the Hotspot
Verification
From the menu, go to Settings.
Go to Internet Connection
Below Wireless Connection, you will see the network you are connected to and the IP
address of your printer. Write this IP address down. You will need it if you experience
network or Wi-Fi connectivity issues.
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Final Wolfbox Setup
Removal of foam under the bed can be found on page 14
There are a few nal setting adjustments you will need to make using your Wolfbox
interface. Please see page 16.
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1. Ensure you are set up correctly by checking that 3 icons on the top right of your screen are green.
Astroprint Interface
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Astroprint.com will be your dashboard for storing STL files and creating G-code. G-code is the
instructions for the printer, e.g speed, temperatures, and toolpaths.
Open AstroPrint and select "Upload Design", then navigate to the STL you'd like to upload. A new
page with a picture of the STL file should appear.
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Select a "Printer Model"
"add printer" if the printer model is not already available in the list.
Select a "Filament"
"add filament" if the material is not already available in the list.
Select a "Print Quality"
"Normal" will yield a high quality part in most cases. Selecting "Best" when the part does not
require it will significantly increase print times unnecessarily.
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Design Uploader
File Manager
Monitor
After initial setup, this tab will display
your HDR printer and will give you access
to the Wolfbox Interface (page 12).
Thingiverse
Browse and download STL les others
have created.
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"Advanced Settings" can be used to alter the default settings.
Click "Generate Print File". This will slice your STL into G-code and return you to your file manager.
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Under "Active Slices", the part should be slicing, demonstrated by the loading bar. This process may
take a minute or two, depending on the STL file.
Under "Your Designs", the latest STL file should be listed at the top. Under each name of the STL
files, it will display "# print file(s)". Clicking this will display all of the print files already generated
along with the settings used for that specific print. Clicking on the settings will pop up a secondary
window with all the specific settings used. Clicking "Make another >>" allows you to create another
print file for that particular STL.
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