Filament Innovations BFP-ICARUS-TYPHOON Manuale utente

BFP-ICARUS-TYPHOON

Gen 4 Manual-V1.0 (8/29/20)

Table of Contents

Introduction......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Quick Fact Guide.............................................................................................................................................. 4

Quick Start Guide............................................................................................................................................. 5

Unboxing............................................................................................................................................................ 6

Component Names and Locations..................................................................................................................7

Touchscreen Interface.....................................................................................................................................10

Initial Setup and Calibration ........................................................................................................................11

Powering the Unit On, Off, and Troubleshooting ..........................................................................12

CW-3000 Water Chiller....................................................................................................................14

Filament Chamber................................................................................................................................15

Bed Height Adjustment and Automatic Leveling.............................................................................16

Automatic Bed Leveling and Baby Z Stepping ..............................................................................17

Moving the Printhead..........................................................................................................................18

System Preheating ...............................................................................................................................19

Filament Loading..................................................................................................................................20

Changing Heatcores (Nozzles) ..........................................................................................................22

Software and Internet Setup........................................................................................................................24

WiFi Connectivity.................................................................................................................................25

Duet Web Control................................................................................................................................27

Installing the Microsoft Surface .........................................................................................................28

Software Slicers and Profiles.............................................................................................................29

General Slicing Tips.............................................................................................................................32

Offline File Uploading and Printing.................................................................................................33

Maintenance and Support ............................................................................................................................34

General Maintenance .........................................................................................................................35

General Cleaning.....................................................................................................................35

Oiling and Lubrication .............................................................................................................35

Acrylic Cleaning........................................................................................................................35

Plate Prep and Use..................................................................................................................36

CW-3000 Water Chiller ........................................................................................................37

Typhoon Greasing....................................................................................................................37

Z-Offset Tuning.....................................................................................................................................38

Machine Maintenance Printout...........................................................................................................40

Helpful Links and Documentation ......................................................................................................41

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)...................................................................................................42

Introduction

To our newest Filament Innovations customer,

Congratulations on owning your very own BFP-ICARUS 3D Printer! These 3D

Printers are built to fill a clear need in the 3D Printing sector: large-scale,

high-flow, and reliable machines. These 3D Printers combine the latest

technology and hardware into one unit. By using this unit, you are

supporting American business and manufacturing, while helping to push

innovation in numerous fields such as medical research, education,

manufacturing, and rapid prototyping.

Filament Innovations is dedicated to making sure that your experience

with our 3D Printers goes smoothly. Extra support is always available

through these easy methods:

Website: https://filamentinnovations.com/pages/support

E-Mail: information@filamentinnovations.com

Phone/Text: (610)640-5699

Tech Hours: M-Th: 8:00am –5:00pm EST

F: 8:00am –12:00pm EST

We thoroughly hope you enjoy using your Filament Innovations 3D Printer.

Please remember your machine was built by hand via trained individuals

in Pennsylvania –supporting American Manufacturing.

Welcome to Industry 4.0!

Happy printing!

The Filament Innovations Team

Quick Fact Guide

The following quick fact guide will give you a brief overview of your printer

and its components.

Machine Size:

ICARUS Size: 47 x 29 x 72 (in)

Right Door Swing: 27 (in)

Front Door Swing: 37 (in)

Weight: 400 (lbs)

Print Envelope:

ICARUS Print Area: 405 x 356 x 890 (mm)

15.95 x 14.01 x 35.04(in)

Mechanical Components:

X, Y and Z Motion: HiWin Linear Rail and C7 Precision Ballscrews

Motors: CNC Grade Stepper/Servo Hybrid NEMA23s

for X, Y, and 10:1 Geared NEMA23s for Z

Hotend Nozzle (mm): 0.60, 0.90, 1.20, 1.80, 2.50

Filament Diameter: 2.85mm

Electronic Components:

Wall Power: 110VAC

Minimum Breaker: 15A

Amperage Draw: 13A

System Voltage:

Printer Electronics: 24VDC & 48VDC

Heated Bed: 110VAC

LEDs: 24VDC White and Blue

Camera: Wyze IP/Internet Webcam

Motherboard: Duet 2 Wifi with Duet Expansion Board

Screen: PanelDue7i and Microsoft Surface

Quick Start Guide

The following guide allows you to check and monitor the progress of

setting up your ICARUS unit.

1. Remove the four L-brackets from the bottom of the printer that attach

it to the crate. Adjust the casters, so the wheels are on the pallet.

2. Remove the machine from the pallet by gently rolling it off and move

the machine to the general area where it will be used.

3. Remove the shrink wrap from the machine and open the main door.

Inside the printer, please remove your included CW-3000 water chiller,

filament and any other boxes you see. Check under the blue bearing

plate for boxes.

4. From the back of the printer, connect the two water lines to the back

of the chiller, it does not matter what hose goes into what port. Pour

roughly 1.75 gallons of blue windshield washer fluid into the chiller (fluid

not supplied).Plug the CW-3000 water chiller into the back of the

printer with the power switch on. The chiller turns on with the printer.

5. Plug the 110VAC cord into the wall which is located on the rear right of

the unit, twist the red emergency stop clockwise to disengage it, and

flip the red toggle switch. The unit should now be powered on and you

will hear a series of beeps when the chiller turns on. If you do not hear

these beeps, please be sure the chiller switch is on and plugged in.

6. From the touch screen, temporarily disable to WiFi by pressing:

Console > Keyboard Icon > Type “M552 S0” > Enter

Note: This step is not relevant if you have the CAT5/6 version.

7. From the touch screen, select and run the following macro by pressing

the Macro button:

Macro > “Bed Leveling” > “Mesh Bed Leveling - RT”

8. Connect to a Wifi Network (page 21). Check that you can connect to

the Duet Web Control interface afterward (detailed in this manual).

Install the webcam, if desired, following the instructions from the Wyze

Cam app on your phone or tablet.

9. Install the slicer profiles from the website and –HAPPY PRINTING

Unboxing

The BFP-ICARUS 3D Printer ships in a wooden crate, weighing between 500

- 550 lbs. The crate dimensions are as follows:

ICARUS-X Crate Size: 52 x 40 x 76 (in)

Using the tools and instructions listed below, you should be able to easily

remove your ICARUS from the palette and remove the shrink wrap. The

unboxing process will require two people.

Required Tools Not Included for Unboxing

•Powered Drill with a #2 Philips bit

•Crowbar or Hammer

•Basic metric Allen key set

•19 mm or adjustable wrench

Steps for Unboxing

1. To remove the outside panels, use a crowbar or hammer to remove the

staples around the outside of the box.

2. Once the panels are removed, use a hammer or crowbar to remove

the wooden frame around the printer.

3. Once the crate is open, locate the metal L-brackets securing the

printer to the pallet. Remove the pallet side of the bracket using a drill

and the printer side using a number 4 Allen key

4. Use the 19 mm wrench to raise the stabilizer feet so the wheels are

touching the floor of the crate.

5. You and another person can now remove the printer from the crate by

carefully rolling it off. The printer should still be in the shrink wrap at this

time.

6. Move the printer approximately where it will be operated and remove

all the shrink wrap from the machine. After the shrink wrap is removed,

move the printer into its final position. As a reminder, the filament

chamber is on the right side of the machine and needs an additional

27 inches to open properly.

Component Names and Locations

Before we go any farther, let us take a few minutes to understand the

various components of your ICARUS unit. These components will be

referenced later in the manual. At this time, the unit should NOT be

powered on.

Component

Description

Image

Extruder

Stepper motor that pushes

filament through the

hotend.

Heatcore

Interchangeable heater

assemblies with different

nozzles sizes. Able to be

swapped out with dial

indicated with 2.1.

Part Cooling

Fans

Fans that cool the part

during printing

Inductive

Probe

German designed sensor

that detects the distance

from the nozzle to the bed –

teal tip.

X-Endstop

Sensor that detects the x

home position of the printer.

X Motor

Stepper motor responsible

for moving print head

assembly left to right.

Z Motor

One motor on each side

controlling up and down

movement of the bed.

These have a 10:1 gear box

on them to increase power.

There are four of these.

2.1

Filament

Sensor

Detects when filament has

run out. This is found in the

control case on the right

side.

Casters

Allows the printer to roll or

be locked in place with

retractable feet. The feet

can be raised and lowered

by rotating the leveling feet.

Switch Panel

Controls the printer power:

See the Powering the Printer

On section to see what

each control does.

Control Case

Houses all of the electronics

for the printer. This includes

power supply, duet board,

relays, and cooling fans.

Duet 2 Wifi

Screen

The interface used to

interact with the printer.

Heated Bed

Indicator

Red indicator light that turns

on when the heated bed is

above 40C. The Print Plate

should not be removed if

this light is on

Hotend

Indicator

Red indicator light that turns

on when the hotend is

above 40C.

Print Plate

Removable print surface for

easy remove prints.

MIC6 Plate

The plate that is heated by

the heated bed.

Insulation

Retains heat from the

heated bed.

Base Plate

Creates a stable base for

the print bed.

Y Motor

Stepper motor responsible

for moving print head

assembly front to back.

There is one on the left and

right of the machine.

Y Endstop

Sensor that detects the y

home position of the printer.

There is one on the left and

right of the machine.

Microsoft

Surface

Assists in operating the

machine from the Duet Wifi

Control Screen as well as

performing onboard slicing

using Simplify3D.

Filament

Chamber

Holds up to six spools of

filament. Use the top right

spool holder to feed

filament into the machine.

Touchscreen Interface

The BFP-ICARUS is equipped with a 7” PanelDue7i LCD touchscreen from

Duet3D and a Microsoft Surface to easily interact with the printer. In this

section, we will cover the basics required to understand how to operate

your printer using the touchscreen. For more in depth documentation,

refer to the Official Duet3D Documentation

Red: Software controlled emergency stop.

Yellow: Heated Bed (Left) and Hotend (Right) icons.

Blue: Current temperature in Celsius.

Orange: Temperature the printer is set to.

Green: Current position of the X, Y, and Z axis in millimeters.

Purple: Home command for each axis. The left icon is a Home All.

to home all three axes. You must Home All before attempting

to use the Move commands. You can individually home each

axis with the other three buttons.

Black: All gCode files for printing that are stored on the onboard 4 GB

MicroSD card. These gCode files are loaded via the Duet

Web control interface on a computer browser.

Brown: The Macro button is used to store custom commands that can

be written and stored via the Duet Web control interface.

Some basic Macros are included to help with setup.

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