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DHCP - a network protocol that enables a server to automatically assign an IP address to a computer from a defined

range of numbers (i.e., a scope) configured for a given network. Uncheck this box to enable editing of the IP Address,

Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS Servers.

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MAC Address - A hardware address for the network adapter in the printer's computer. For display only. This number

cannot be changed through this interface.

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IP Address - The numerical address given to your printer on your network. For display only. This number cannot be

changed through this interface.

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Subnet Mask - hides, or "masks," the network part of a system's IP address and leaves only the host part as the

machine identifier. Contact your network administrator if there is a need to change this number.

E

Gateway - a router interface connected to the local network that sends packets out of the local network. For display

only. This number cannot be changed through this interface.

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Summary of Contents for SLA 750 Series

Page 1: ...User Guide Release Date 6 6 2023 Original Instructions ...

Page 2: ... Stack 20 4 4 Transfer Cart 21 5 SLA 750 SERIES SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 23 6 SLA 750 SERIES USER INTERFACE OVERVIEW 24 6 1 SLA 750 Series Using the Transfer cart 24 6 2 Status 25 6 3 Queue 26 6 4 Settings 29 6 4 1 General 31 6 4 2 Network 32 6 4 3 Users 33 6 4 4 Printer Info 35 6 4 5 Usage Log 37 6 5 Elevator and Recoater 38 6 5 1 Setting the print platform start position 40 6 5 2 Setting ...

Page 3: ...ation and Removal 72 9 2 Calibrating the recoating blade 74 9 3 Material Vat Removal 78 9 4 Vat Swap 82 9 5 Material Vat Installation 84 9 6 Check Material Temperature 85 9 7 Optional Resin Mixer 85 10 SLA 750 SERIES SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AND SETUP 86 10 1 Remote Access 86 10 2 3D Connect 86 11 SLA 750 SERIES PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE 87 11 1 Recoating blade 87 11 1 1 Cleaning 87 11 1 2 Resin Blade v...

Page 4: ...15 SLA 750 SERIES SERVICE AND SUPPORT 93 16 SLA 750 SERIES EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 94 17 SLA 750 SERIES LEGAL NOTICES 96 3D Systems Inc iii p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 5: ...ems new Hyper Scan vector technology is a scan algorithm that optimizes laser focus laser power and vector motor kinematics that makes the SLA 750 30 faster than current SLA printers The SLA 750 has the best combination of build size speed accuracy resolution part finish and supports materials with industry leading mechanical performance that helps ensure Your print is successful the first time Yo...

Page 6: ... an obstacle to it The SLA 750 was designed with safety in mind however improper use and malfunctions can cause injury To prevent unsafe operation the SLA 750 automatically shuts down immediately if it detects an unsafe condition Follow these general safety guidelines when operating your SLA 750 Read and follow system instructions Follow all safety rules in this section and heed all cautions and w...

Page 7: ...amage can occur by looking directly into the beam or by viewing any type of beam reflection Laser Radiation Interlocks are to be defeated only by trained personnel when needed during service procedures Embedded Laser Specifications Max output of laser radiation 3W max average power Pulse duration 10 ns 80 kHz Emitted wavelength s 355 nm Name and publication date of the standard EN IEC 60825 1 2014...

Page 8: ...tion User Interface contains a tri colored LED light that indicates whether or not the laser is enabled A SLA 750 printer will illuminate a solid blue color when the laser is enabled A SLA 750 Dual will illuminate a bright amber color when the right laser is enabled A SLA 750 Dual will illuminate a bright white color when the two lasers are enabled When the laser s are not enabled the LED will be ...

Page 9: ...posure when certain doors or panels are opened There are a total of 6 interlock switches If an SLA 750 Dual there will be one additional interlock inside the B side laser assembly identical to what is seen below Inside of printer Inside of laser assembly 3D Systems Inc 5 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 10: ...Driver E box with identical labels to those seen in the single Mirror Driver E box shown below ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY LABEL 1 DANGER CLASS IV 4 INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK DEFEATED AVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECT OR SCATTERED RADIATION 5 2 WARNING ACCESS RESTRICTED TO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY 4 3 Danger ARCH FLASH AND SHOCK HAZARD APPROPRIATE PPE REQUIRED 3 4 SHOCK WARNIN...

Page 11: ...ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY LABEL 8 MAX LASER OUTPUT 2 9 CLASS I 1 LASER 2 10 SLA 750 PRINTER PRODUCT LABEL DATA PLATE SLA 750 Dual PRINTER PRODUCT LABEL DATA PLATE 1 3D Systems Inc 7 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 12: ...ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY LABEL 11 SLA VAT PRODUCT LABEL DATA PLATE 1 Outside of SLA 750 3D Systems Inc 8 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 13: ...Front of SLA Vat Inside of printer 3D Systems Inc 9 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 14: ...t will result in quick absorption through the skin Use extreme care when handling solvents used to remove excess material from uncured parts These solvents e g denatured alcohol isopropyl alcohol are very flammable Keep all materials away from heat sparks and flame Material containers may rupture when exposed to extreme heat Use National Fire Protection Association Class B extinguishers such as ca...

Page 15: ... protect the product from contamination and or stray light when not in use Also a tightly sealed container is less likely to cause spillage if accidentally dropped during handling You should consult the applicable literature for proper storage use and handling of photocurable materials Shelf Life Accura and AMX materials are certified for use for at least 12 months from their date of manufacture M...

Page 16: ...an cause eye skin and respiratory irritation as well as possible skin allergies and respiratory reactions A supply of dikes and control booms should be stocked so they are available to contain the affected area in the event of a major material spill The spilled material should then be absorbed on inert absorbent material and placed into drums for transfer to an approved waste disposal site After c...

Page 17: ... Remove the person to fresh air Give artificial respiration or cardiopulmonary resuscitation CPR if required If breathing is difficult give oxygen Obtain immediate medical attention 3D Systems Inc 13 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 18: ...3 SLA 750 SERIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Please refer to the SLA 750 Series Facility Requirements Guide for environmental conditions found here 3D Systems Inc 14 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 19: ...llow green and white The lights reflect what state the machine is in at any given time Refer to the Light Stack section for light stack meanings 3 Door Handle Location To open the door pull it by the handle like grips at the edge of the door panel The door cannot be opened anytime the system is enabled The system can be disabled by clicking Unlock Doors on the UI or by pressing an E Stop button 3D...

Page 20: ...ch indicator 5 User Interface UI This is the 15 6 control touchscreen which allows the user to interface with the printer The touchscreen enables the user to view and adjust the print parameters used to print a part as well as control the various hardware components of the printer 6 RDM Resin Delivery Module The RDM is a gravity fed system 7 Master Power Shut of switch The SLA 750 has a master cir...

Page 21: ...ate and precise The recoater system uses the motion axes that are connected to the recoater enabling the system to self calibrate and permitting a customized setting of the recoater gap or distance from the applicator s bottom to the material surface for different materials For instructions on removing and replacing the recoater refer to the section Recoating Installation and Removal 5 Print Platf...

Page 22: ...50 x 750 x 550 mm 29 5 x 29 5 x 21 65 in There are three models of the SLA Vat NAME MAXIMUM BUILD VOLUME FILL CAPACITY SLA Vat 750 x 750 x 50 750 x 750 x 50 mm 29 5 x 29 5 x 1 97 in 172 liters 45 4 U S gal SLA Vat 750 x 750 x 550 750 x 750 x 550 mm 29 5 x 29 5 x 21 65 in 578 liters 152 7 U S gal Note Many customers order extra vat units particularly if they want to change material quickly or use t...

Page 23: ...he basin where the material used for printing is stored 3 Temperature digital read out Left Displays the defined limit temperature for the material 4 Temperature digital read out Right Displays the actual temperature of the resin in the vat Temperature readout is also displayed in the UI 5 Vat Heater Power Switch In the On position the Vat will regulate material temperature In the Off position tem...

Page 24: ...cket the module self regulates the temperature keeping it stable and at operating temperature The material can warm effectively in this mode enabling users to swap vats and get printing right away There is no down time to allow the material to come up to operational temperature in the machine To put the vat in stand by mode plug it into a wall outlet with a standard power cord and turn the vat pow...

Page 25: ... Before After Each Use Inspect transfer carts routinely and do not use them if they are not in good repair CAUTION Safe load height or in a manner that will not obstruct vision CAUTION Pay attention to the path of travel and do not move too fast CAUTION Follow recommended maximum load limits of 113kg 250lbs CAUTION Do not try to navigate on stairs or steep inclines CAUTION When not in use the tran...

Page 26: ...r guides Bumper guides prevent the transfer cart from making contact with the printer door Can be rotated to accommodate other SLA printers 5 Casters There are brakes and locking pins on the two rear casters of the transfer cart The brakes are labeled ON OFF to indicate which way to push the lever to release or engage the brake Engage the brake any time the Transfer Cart is to stay stationary Lock...

Page 27: ...ging 10 kg cartridge Post Processing See SLA Best Practices for recommended equipment Computer System Requirements Windows 10 64 bit only 3D Sprint software included with Printer File Input to 3D Sprint All 3D model file types Electrical Requirements for Printer 200 240 VAC 1 Ph 50 60Hz 24A SLA 750 200 240 VAC 1 Ph 50 60Hz 30A SLA 750 Dual MAINS supply voltage fluctuations 10 Peak Operating Curren...

Page 28: ...atch tray so the tray clears the crossbar and travels below the build platform without obstruction 1 Guide the tray until the Transfer Cart bumper guides touch the bottom door or when the tray is completely under the build platform 1 Raise the catch tray a few inches until the build platform is a few inches above the build forks 2 Slowly back the build platform out of the printer 3D Systems Inc 24...

Page 29: ...atus The Status screen displays important real time information about the printer 1 Unlock Door Pressing this button will toggle the doors between Lock and Unlock positions 3D Systems Inc 25 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 30: ...djust the build size in X Y by increasing or decreasing scale factors 12 Material Current Material loaded in vat 13 Live Video Opens chamber web cam for remote use 14 Edit Build Opens build properties and editable features 15 Build Preview 16 Sub Menu Opens Elevator Recoater Laser and Material menus 17 Expand icon Expands the Sub menu to full screen 18 Navigation Bar The navigation bar consists of...

Page 31: ...ves the selected job to the top of the list Moves the selected job up one position Moves the selected job down one position Moves the selected job to the bottom of the list Deletes selected job 3D Systems Inc 27 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 32: ...mber of seconds allowed for the resin surface to stabilize after recoating and before the laser begins to draw the next layer Pre dip delay Delay period that allows the chemical reaction to take place and has time to build up enough cure and green strength to withstand the dip and recoat of the next layer Z dip velocity The velocity Normal Medium or Slow at which the elevator moves between layers ...

Page 33: ...dden jobs in history 6 4 Settings The Settings Screen allows you to navigate to the settings screens for various components of the printer 1 General 2 Network 3 Users 4 Printer Info 5 Usage Log 3D Systems Inc 29 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

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Page 35: ...fore the screensaver activates 2 Language Change the language displayed on the UI 3 Log Out Only displayed when a remote session is in progress 4 Date Time Adjust date and time 5 Restart Restarts the computer 3D Systems Inc 31 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 36: ... for the center of the platform in the X Y axis in inches of millimeters 6 4 2 Network The Network Settings Screen allows the user to view the values related to the system network 1 DHCP Switch the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP on or off 2 MAC Address View the MAC Address for the system 3D Systems Inc 32 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 37: ...iew the Subnet Mask for the system 5 Gateway View the TCP IP address for the Default Gateway 6 DNS Server 1 View the main TCP IP address for the DNS Server DNS Server 2 View the main TCP IP address for the DNS Server 6 4 3 Users 3D Systems Inc 33 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 38: ...ive Users Displays the active users for Admin and Standard users 5 Add User Create new Admin Users with an assigned passcode 6 Add Users Create new Standard Users with an assigned passcode 6 4 3 1 Assigning users and access levels Assigning users and access levels 1 From the UI select Settings from the bottom 2 Select Users screen 3D Systems Inc 34 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 39: ...ections C Active Users Admin D Active Users Standard Users 6 4 4 Printer Info Here you will find the following current printers information Printer Name Printer Model Serial Number Release Version License 3D Systems Inc 35 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

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Page 41: ...of completed jobs on printer 3 Failed Jobs Displays total number of failed jobs on printer 4 Aborted Jobs Displays total number of aborted jobs on printer 5 View User Manual Access the SLA 750 User Guide 6 Export Logs Export the printers log information to a flash drive or the printers hard drive 3D Systems Inc 37 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 42: ...recommended range is 0 1 to 3 0 ips This setting does not affect the applicator speed during printing Set this value inside this box Top Bottom Manually move the elevator up or down Move To Offload Move the elevator to its print offload position as defined in the Set Offload settings Move To Start Move the elevator to its start position Move To Home Move the elevator to its home position Move To D...

Page 43: ...e elevator up and down according to the settings entered Perform the following steps 1 Using the up and down arrows position the elevator to the uppermost stir position 2 Set the Stir Depth value for the distance to lower the elevator 3 Set the Stir Time for the amount of time to perform the stir action 4 Press Stir Level Material Moves displacer up or down in vat until material is level Remove Bu...

Page 44: ...st right See Figure B The top of the print platform is raised above resin surface See Figure C Figure A Platform is partially submerged Figure B Platform to resin level is just right Figure C Platform is above resin surface Note If any holes are completely or partially submerged and or if the print platform is above the resin level the Start Position must be set To Set the Start Position 1 From th...

Page 45: ...ent 4 box and tap Move 5 until the print platform and resin level are at the optimal position See Figure B 4 Tap Level Material again 5 Visual determine if the print platform and resin level are at the optimal position See Figure B If not repeat steps 6 and 7 6 Once you are satisfied with the print platform height tap Set To Current Position under the Elevator Settings 6 3D Systems Inc 41 p n 40 D...

Page 46: ...ot you will need to repeat the preceding steps to reset your Start Position Note After setting the Start Position there may be bubbles in the MDM Bubbles must be removed before printing To remove bubbles follow the instructions here 6 5 2 Setting platform drain position Setting the Drain Position will be determined by the Start Position value To set the Drain Position 1 From the UI tap on Elevator...

Page 47: ...tings column section 4 6 5 3 Setting platform offload position Setting the offload position will be dependent on two factors 1 Using an Transfer Cart to remove the print platform 2 Manually offloading the print platform by hand Setting the Offload Position will be determined by the Drain Position value To set the Offload Position for use of Transfer Cart 1 From the UI tap on Elevator Recoater 1 ne...

Page 48: ...ad Position under the Elevator Settings column section 4 5 Confirm Move platform and Offload is selected before a build is started Manually Offloading Manually offloading a build platform by hand does not require the offload position to be as high if the Transfer Cart is being used A comfortable build platform height position for removal is 4 above the Drain Position This is high enough to clear t...

Page 49: ... in milliwatt 5 Back Front Left Right and Stop Manual motion control for the laser beam Hold the arrow down to move 6 Y Position Current Y position of the laser beam Y Move To Set the value to manually adjust the laser beam along the y axis To move the laser beam use the move laser beam arrows 7 X Position Current X position of the laser beam X Move To Set the value to manually adjust the laser be...

Page 50: ...ole X Position Saved coordinates of the profiler pinhole in the X position X Width Shows the laser beam width in milliwatts in the X direction Y Position Saved coordinates of the profiler pinhole in the Y position Y Width Shows the laser beam width in milliwatts in the Y direction Max ADC Shows the maximum intensity of the laser beam Peak Sum Indicates how well the lase beam is focused Find Start ...

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Page 52: ...rial Batch ID 3 Displays if the Bottle is Full or Empty 4 Displays Vat Serial 5 Material Temperature Current material temperature 6 Set To Change material temperature in vat 7 Build Temperature Current build chamber temperature 3D Systems Inc 48 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 53: ...ial Leveling the Material must be performed anytime a clean build platform is installed 1 From the UI tap on Elevator Recoater 1 near the bottom tray 2 Select Level Material 2 icon under the Stir Vat section 1 Select Yes if a print platform has been previously installed 2 Select No if there is not a print platform installed 3D Systems Inc 49 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 54: ...1 Below is a status screenshot of the leveling process You may Stop this process at anytime 3D Systems Inc 50 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 55: ... During the leveling process the printer will determine if there is enough material present If there is not enough material the printer will automatically add material 3D Systems Inc 51 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 56: ...evator Recoater 1 near the bottom tray and tap on More Settings 2 Tap on the Remove Bubbles 2 icon in the bottom left corner 3 You may Dismiss this procedure at anytime during the process 3 4 Wait while an automated procedure manipulates the hardware to remove the bubbles Once the automated procedure has been completed the printer is ready to print 3D Systems Inc 52 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 57: ...Figure A Before bubble removal Figure B After bubble removal 3D Systems Inc 53 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 58: ...lay on power cycling is required for the printer to fully reset Off Position On Position 7 2 Connect the Printer to the Internet Connect the Printer to the Internet 1 Plug the printers Ethernet cable into the Ethernet outlet Note Be sure to use the Ethernet cable that came packed in with the printer as it has been tested to work with the printer Alternatively an 802 11n WiFi bridge 300Mbps may be ...

Page 59: ...1 From the UI select Settings from the bottom 2 Select Network screen to enter the Network Settings screen 3D Systems Inc 55 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 60: ... changed through this interface C IP Address The numerical address given to your printer on your network For display only This number cannot be changed through this interface D Subnet Mask hides or masks the network part of a system s IP address and leaves only the host part as the machine identifier Contact your network administrator if there is a need to change this number E Gateway a router int...

Page 61: ...e printed on an SLA printer It is installed on a standalone computer which is provided by the customer Double click the 3D Sprint icon on your computer laptop or select it from your list of available programs loaded on your computer For detailed information on the features of 3D Sprint as well as help for part preparation you can access the full help document by clicking on the question mark icon ...

Page 62: ... or a Standard style set 5 2 Click Apply when complete 6 1 Select File icon to import file from local source or drag in drop into 3D Sprint 7 2 Select Set or enter CAD Import Options and select Set 8 3D Systems Inc 58 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 63: ...1 Select Smart Support icon 9 2 Select Create 10 3D Systems Inc 59 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 64: ...e will display if supports are not created 1 Save file to either a flash drive or your computers hard drive 2 Select Add to Queue 13 3 Change Job Name if needed and select Add to Queue 14 3D Systems Inc 60 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 65: ...ttom tray 2 Select Move to Offload 2 icon under the Elevator section This will raise the elevator forks out of the vat 3 Once elevator forks have moved to the offload position disable the interlocks to open front door by tapping the Door 3 slider icon 3D Systems Inc 61 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 66: ...1 Put on a pair of Nitrile gloves to avoid material contact 2 Open front door of printer 3 Carefully guide and place the build platform at the end of the forks 3D Systems Inc 62 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 67: ...1 Slowly slide the platform to the far end of the forks 1 Confirm platform corners are seated inside of the fork brackets 3D Systems Inc 63 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 68: ...door Note When installing a build platform always perform a leveling material process 7 6 Adding material cartridge The below message will appear when the material bottle is empty 3D Systems Inc 64 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 69: ...1 Remove empty bottle by pushing the release button at the bottom of the bottle tray 3D Systems Inc 65 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 70: ...1 Tilt bottle tray away from printer and remove empty bottle 1 Remove cap from new material bottle 3D Systems Inc 66 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 71: ...awl or equivalent tool and hammer pierce a hole into the bottle vent orifice 1 Place bottle into tray 2 Loosely replace bottle cap Do not tighten 1 Push bottle tray back into printer 3D Systems Inc 67 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 72: ...ne is printing by looking at the Status Screen 7 8 Editing a print 7 8 1 Editing Recoating Style Settings 1 Go to the Status tab if accessing while printing or go to queue tab if accessing while not printing 2 Click the info icon next to the job name 3 You will see two tabs at the top of the screen saying Overview and Recoat Style 4 Click the Recoat Style tab 5 Next you will see a drop down list w...

Page 73: ...ty and then click Set Z Dip Distance Type in your desired Z Dip Distance and then click Set 1 Save new Recoat Style settings 2 Click Save on the bottom right corner of the screen 7 9 Setting up a delayed start Select Delay Start Time from the Status home page and set a future printing date and time 3D Systems Inc 69 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 74: ...in catch tray so the tray clears the crossbar and travels below the build platform without obstruction 3 Guide the tray until the Transfer Cart bumper guides touch the bottom door or when the tray is completely under the build platform 4 Raise the catch tray a few inches until the build platform is a few inches above the build forks 3D Systems Inc 70 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 75: ...5 Slowly back the build platform out of the printer 3D Systems Inc 71 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 76: ...r should be kept with the vat so that when the material is changed the recoater remains with the material that it has been in contact with Prerequisites To avoid damage to the recoater cover during installation and removal remove the 2 side belt drive covers from the left and right side of chamber by lifting up and away Removing the Recoater 1 From the UI tap on Elevator Recoater near the bottom t...

Page 77: ...1 Put on a pair of Nitrile gloves to avoid material contact 2 Remove the recoater cover by pulling straight up Set cover to the side on a clean surface 3D Systems Inc 73 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 78: ...a clean dry surface Wipe and clean any material that may be present on the recoater Installing the Recoater 1 Install the recoater in reverse order from the removal process 2 Replace the 2 belt drive covers 9 2 Calibrating the recoating blade Prerequisites To avoid damage to the recoater cover during installation and removal remove the 2 side belt drive covers from the left and right side of chamb...

Page 79: ... Blade Calibrating the recoater blade is required anytime the recoater blade has been removed and replaced 1 From the UI tap on Elevator Recoater near the bottom tray 2 Select Calibrate icon 3D Systems Inc 75 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 80: ...1 Select Run Calibration Sequence and select Continue The entire process takes about 5 minutes to complete 3D Systems Inc 76 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 81: ...1 A message window will appear that displays the progress of the calibration You may Dismiss at anytime during the calibration 3D Systems Inc 77 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 82: ...9 3 Material Vat Removal 1 From the Material menu select More Settings to display Eject Vat icon 2 Select Eject Vat 1 icon from bottom left corner of UI 3D Systems Inc 78 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 83: ... The Vat removal process will begin and display the following messages as it goes through the process Locking printer doors Moving elevator Moving recoater to home Moving displacer Saving parameters to vat controller 3D Systems Inc 79 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 84: ...5 Once complete a message will display Remove Accessories and Vat 3D Systems Inc 80 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 85: ...ecoater blade See Recoater Installation and Removal for instructions 8 Open either side door and wipe clean any material that may be present on the displacer 9 Lift displacer straight up off guide pins and remove from printer 10 Release the 2 vat locking arms on the left and right side of vat 11 Slowly and carefully pull the vat out of printer 12 Select Confirm Removal from UI 3D Systems Inc 81 p ...

Page 86: ...in Then disconnect the RDM power and data cables from the machine b Loosen the thumbscrew under the RDM mounting bracket tilt the RDM down and remove the RDM as shown c Store the RDM in an opaque container with a lid ensuring you keep it with the vat with which it is associated Label the RDM and vat to ensure you know which RDM goes with which vat 3 Remove the vat as in the Material Vat Removal se...

Page 87: ... before ensure that you pair it with the RDM with which it is registered on the machine 6 Place the RDM bracket on the RDM with the forked side in the orientation shown 7 Install the RDM in the machine as shown and secure it with the thumb screw 8 Plug the RDM power and data cables into the corresponding cables on the machine side 3D Systems Inc 83 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 88: ...the vat cover from the vat if applicable c Slowly and carefully push the vat into the printer 1 Secure the 2 vat locking arms on the left and right side of vat 2 Reconnect the vat power supply and data cable 3 Turn the power switch to the On l position d Install and secure the recoater with the two locking levers and install the recoater cover 3 Select All Steps Complete 3D Systems Inc 84 p n 40 D...

Page 89: ...lled in the vat Once set up the operation of the mixer will be automatic If the printer is idle for 30 minutes the mixer will turn on Any interaction with the printer will restart this 30 minute timer The mixer will run for 30 minutes along with the elevator print platform stirring The mixer will turn off for 330 minutes while the elevator print platform will continue to stir the material until th...

Page 90: ...x 3 Select Add User from either Active Users or Standard Users 4 Go to any web browser and enter IP address of printer followed by 333 ie https xx xx xx xxx 333 10 2 3D Connect This printer is 3D Connect capable For more information please visit the link below https www 3dsystems com software 3d connect 3D Systems Inc 86 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 91: ...d 11 1 2 Resin Blade vacuum Level Adjustment Setting and Verifying Resin Blade Level 1 Select Level Material from the Elevator Recoater menu 2 Toggle Vacuum to the On position from the Recoater Settings section 3 Select Level Material again 4 Move the recoater blade to a position where the blade window is easily accessible and observable by toggling the Back icon from the Recoater section 5 The be...

Page 92: ...steps until ideal resin level is achieved 11 2 Required Power Cycling We advise to fully power cycle your SLA 750 printer once every two weeks to prevent firmware and hardware errors Follow the Printer Shutdown procedure for instructions 3D Systems Inc 88 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 93: ...ain power disconnect 1 Select Settings Shutdown 1 Once the UI shuts down turn the power switch on the side of the printer to the Off position 2 The power switch is located on the right side of the printer 3 Turn the power switch to the O position to turn the printer off Note A one minute delay on power cycling is required for the printer to fully reset 3D Systems Inc 89 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 94: ... On Position Off Position 3D Systems Inc 90 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 95: ...cle the System Resume Print feature Build Failure occurring mid build Power Cycle the System Resume Print feature Failed to find start position Power Cycle the System Laser power too low Try starting the print again There is an edge case where the laser doesn t warm up in time for the build to start properly If the issue still occurs after restarting the print Power Cycle the System Unable to manu...

Page 96: ...To open a Printer or Material Support Case please click on the following link https support 3dsystems com s search knowledge article type printersupport https support 3dsystems com s search knowledge article type printersupport 3D Systems Inc 92 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

Page 97: ...ter service procedures must be performed only by a 3D Systems certified service technician unless this guide explicitly states otherwise If your 3D printer system needs service contact 3D Systems Technical Support at the following numbers Americas Toll Free U S Canada EMEA 1 800 793 3669 49 6151 357357 You can also contact your local 3D Systems representative 3D Systems support portal is located a...

Page 98: ...16 SLA 750 SERIES EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY SLA 750 and SLA Dual 3D Systems Inc 94 p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

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Page 100: ...armful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Note Changes or modifications to this equipment not specifically approved by 3D Systems may void the user s authority to operate this equipment RADIO FREQUENCY TRANSMISSION This product generates 13 56 MHz using an Inductive Loop System as a Radio Frequency Identification device RFID This RFI...

Page 101: ... 3dsystems com Register Statement 2023 by 3D Systems Inc All rights reserved Specifications subject to change without notice 3D Systems and the 3D Systems logo are registered trademarks of 3D Systems Inc Copyright 3D Systems Inc All rights reserved p n 40 D150 Rev C ...

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