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Before using the Machine

1. Preface ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2. Conventions

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2.1 Symbols -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3. Safety Information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4. Precautions

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4.1 Installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.2 Moving the Machine --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5. Consumables Handling -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

6. Instructions for Use -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

7. Ventilation

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8. Notices

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9. Disposal of Used Battery ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

10. Wifi Module Disclaimer ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

11. USB Memory Disclaimer ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 1 Preparations for Machine Operation

1. Machine Specifications ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.1 Printing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.2 Temperature/Speed -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.3 Machine ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.4 Software/Support -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.5 Default Setting of Print layer Width -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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2. Basic Components ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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3. Understanding the Device Parts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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4. Installation (Product connection, Cartridge Setup and includes Software Installation) ------------------------

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4.1 Device Connection -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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4.2 Program Installation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Chapter 2 UI Menu Functions

1. UI Menu Function description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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1.1 CARTRIDGE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Contents

Summary of Contents for MODEL 1

Page 1: ...www stanleytools com User Manual...

Page 2: ...pied for a long period of time as it may cause abrupt fire accidents Protect device from humid or wet conditions eg rain snow etc Remove power cord from receptacle on the wall before moving device Be...

Page 3: ...ual is subject to change without notice We are not responsible for the direct and or indirect loss or damages caused by results of handling or operating the product in any case and for results occurri...

Page 4: ...r 15 Chapter 1 Preparations for Machine Operation 1 Machine Specifications 1 2 1 1 Printing 1 2 1 2 Temperature Speed 1 2 1 3 Machine 1 2 1 4 Software Support 1 2 1 5 Default Setting of Print layer Wi...

Page 5: ...AVING MODE 2 31 BEEP SOUND 2 32 NOZZLE SETTING 2 34 LANGUAGE 2 36 E MAIL 2 38 UNIT 2 42 TIME SETTING 2 43 TIME ZONE 2 45 SOFTWARE UPDATE 2 46 1 3 Information 2 48 Chapter 3 Printing 1 Printing 3 2 1 1...

Page 6: ...e out of the nozzle Fix for EC401 5 6 3 2 In Cases where Filament is Cut Between the Extruder and Nozzle 5 7 3 3 When Filament End is Visible Outside the Cartridge After Unloading 5 7 4 Replenishing C...

Page 7: ...d or personal use other usage is prohibited by law The above details present only a part of the applicable laws and regulations and the details of the law may not be stated as they are Sindoh is not r...

Page 8: ...afe operations of the machine Important Indicates points to pay attention to when using the machine and explanations of likely causes of filament misfeeds damage to originals or loss of data Be sure t...

Page 9: ...been lowered to room temperature Caution Electric Shock Proceed your work after turning off the machine and unplugging the power cord from the outlet in case of accessing the system board or installi...

Page 10: ...the power switch off then unplug the power cord from the power outlet Unplug and release all the cords and cables before moving the machine Only use the power cords provided with this machine or cord...

Page 11: ...l however if the area of where the machine is located is not ventilated make sure to ventilate the area appropriately time to time Caution Install the machine with its vents spaced at least 10 cm away...

Page 12: ...be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet When moving the printer it is recommended that two people lift and move the printer for safety Hold the bottom handles of the machine when moving it B...

Page 13: ...occurs after touching the filament please see a doctor Important Do not keep the cartridge unit in the following places Exposed to fire Exposed to direct sunlight Where temperature or humidity may ri...

Page 14: ...e inside It may become the cause of injuries or burns Never operate the machine in the way this manual does not specifically instruct Notification for California customers USA Warning This product use...

Page 15: ...for your health Ventilate it on a regular basis Do not block vents Inappropriate cooling may lead to high temperatures inside the machine In general a new machine may produce small amount of gaseous c...

Page 16: ...he FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received Including interference that m...

Page 17: ...consumption Mode Description Power Consumption W Printing A device is printing using electronic input data 150W Standby A device is in standby mode 21W Power Off A power plug is plugged into the outl...

Page 18: ...l of Used Battery Control board uses a Lithium battery Please discard used batteries following the environmentally friendly procedure stated on the manufacturer guidelines To replace batteries please...

Page 19: ...sed for any purposes related to human lives Do not expose this product to water humidity or liquid Do not expose this product to direct light hot temperature or fire Warning If the machine has been mo...

Page 20: ...dbm MHz IEEE 802 11g 10mW 10dbm MHz IEEE 802 11n 20MHz 10mW 10dbm MHz IEEE 802 11n 40MHz 10mW 10dbm MHz No of Channels IEEE 802 11b 14 IEEE 802 11g 14 IEEE 802 11n 20MHz 14 IEEE 802 11n 40MHz 9 Modula...

Page 21: ...uarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipme...

Page 22: ...er ference received including interference that may cause undesired operation RESPONSIBLE PARTY Name Sindoh America Ltd Address 6047 Tyvola Glen Circle Suite 115 Charlotte NC 28217 Phone No 1 704 414...

Page 23: ...1 Preparations for Machine Operation MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 24: ...age Maximum Temperature 80 C Recommended 100 C max Recommended printing speed maximum speed 40mm s Recommended 200mm s max Continuous operation at maximum temperature can cause malfunction Please use...

Page 25: ...needed for product exchange or repair service 3D Printer USB Cable Cartridge Scrapper Please attach the Core to the LAN cable in use Reference Guide Power Cable USB Drive Cable Ferrite Core Filter Wa...

Page 26: ...nd hold for 2 seconds to turn off the printer Power Button Indicator Lamp On Power is On 1 second interval flickering Can be turned on instantly power cable is connected Caution If in case of not usin...

Page 27: ...3 Bed heater Heats the printables bottom surface to stabilize it on the bed 4 Aluminum bed bed sheet Seating space for Printable 1 Nozzle 2 6 4 3 5 No Part Name Description 1 Body Main body of the no...

Page 28: ...cated on top of the machine 3 After main menu is displayed on the LCD screen install the cartridge Refer to UI manual LOAD 4 Connect the one end of the USB cable to the back of the printer and the oth...

Page 29: ...he installation of STANLEY 3D program 4 A window that shows the End User License Agreement will appear as shown below The Next button will be activated upon accepting the terms of the license agreemen...

Page 30: ...Preparations for Machine Operation 1 8 1 6 The file gets saved and the installation starts 7 After all installation is complete you can see that the STANLEY 3D created on the desktop of your computer...

Page 31: ...2 UI Menu Functions MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 32: ...ZLE CLEANING CLEANING CASE NETWORK Wifi Options Wifi On Off SELECT NETWORK LIST DHCP Static Clear SSID Wired Options DHCP Static LAMP Options Always On Always Off On only in printing BED LOWERING TEST...

Page 33: ...D PW UNIT Celsius C Fahrenheit F meter m feet ft TIME SETTING YYYY MM DD HR MIN TIME ZONE SOFTWARE UPDATE INFORMATION Name PW Change Name PW Name PW Reconfirm PW Cancel OK Model Name Serial No Version...

Page 34: ...UI Menu Function description 2 4 2 LOAD This function automatically loads filament to the Nozzle 1 From the HOME screen press CARTRIDGE 2 Press LOAD to activate Cartridge load...

Page 35: ...oceed The filament reaches to the nozzle and it is heated up to the specified temperature Then the filament is inserted into the heated nozzle After the process has finished screen will automatically...

Page 36: ...tridge unload confirming message cartridge unloading will automatically procceed To remove filament the nozzle is heated up to the specified temperature and the filament unload starts After the filame...

Page 37: ...ck can also be manually done by the user When unlock screen automatically appears after cartridge unload 1 For 10 seconds LOCK state is deactivated and the user can detach cartridge from printer If th...

Page 38: ...UI Menu Function description 2 8 2 To manually unlock later 1 From home screen press CARTRIDGE 2 Press UNLOCK to activate UNLOCK function...

Page 39: ...te is deactivated and the user can detach cartridge from printer If the cartridge can t be pulled out even after unlock gently push it forward and then try to pull out again 4 After 10 seconds printer...

Page 40: ...Options Wifi On Off SELECT NETWORK LIST DHCP Static Clear SSID Wired Options DHCP Static LAMP Options Always On Always Off On only in printing BED LOWERING TEST PRINT Options SELECT FILE START PAUSE C...

Page 41: ...Address e mail Server Info Address Port ID PW UNIT Celsius C Fahrenheit F meter m feet ft TIME SETTING YYYY MM DD HR MIN TIME ZONE SOFTWARE UPDATE X Y Z Use to change the position on the X Y and Z ax...

Page 42: ...UI Menu Function description 2 12 2 2 Press the X Y Z button to enter X Y Z 3 Press 0 1 1 10 100 to select the distance user to move To move to each axis home location press All X Y or Z...

Page 43: ...2 13 UI Menu Function description 2 EXTRUDER This function is used to fine control the filament to its position 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press EXTRUDER to enter EXTRUDER settings...

Page 44: ...I Menu Function description 2 14 2 3 To Control EXTRUDER Nozzle temperature needs to be raised 4 Press 1 10 50 100 to select an amount In the image shown below press the direction to move the filament...

Page 45: ...LING This function is used to perform the leveling of the bed 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press the BED LEVELING button to enter BED LEVELING settings If nozzle s temperature is higher than 80...

Page 46: ...measured first and then both sides of the bottom level are measured If the height of the bed is perfect then levelling process will be finished but if the height of the bed and nozzle does not match s...

Page 47: ...k the z offset This Menu allows user to control the GAP in between Nozzle and BED Standard is 0 25mm and can be customi zed button widens the GAP button shortens the GAP For higher adhesive strength b...

Page 48: ...UI Menu Function description 2 18 2 2 Press the Z OFFSET button to access Z Offset screen 3 Default value is 0 25mm Use buttons to move in 0 05 mm unit...

Page 49: ...djust the gap and to save the setting The saved value is applied when next time the print starts These values will be reset if bed leveling is initiated NOZZLE CLEANING Function used when nozzle needs...

Page 50: ...nozzle cleaning settings 3 In order to get rid of filament residue the nozzle needs to be heated When the specified temperature is reached it moves on to the next step to remove filament residue Once...

Page 51: ...enu Function description 2 CLEANING CASE Function used to clean out the case for the collected filament residue 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press the CLEANING CASE button to enter CLEANING CASE...

Page 52: ...o be visible and accessible Like shown in the image empty the CASE press OK when done and user will be returned to the settings screen NETWORK This is a menu to configure users network setting IP addr...

Page 53: ...tton to access network configuration screen 3 The default network setting is Wired connection using LAN line Press DHCP for automatic IP address setup To manually input a fixed IP address press Static...

Page 54: ...nction description 2 24 2 4 In any case to use Wifi press the Wifi tab Wifi setting can be turned ON or OFF 5 To select a Wifi network click Choose a network and the printer shows all available Wifi c...

Page 55: ...he network For a password protected network a dialog pops up and asks for the password You can refresh the network list by clicking Search 7 After successful connection printer may ask for DHCP Static...

Page 56: ...UI Menu Function description 2 26 2 LAMP Menu to configure settings for machine lamp 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press Next to enter LAMP setting screen...

Page 57: ...2 27 UI Menu Function description 2 3 Settings available for LAMP are Always On Always Off and On only in printing Use arrow buttons to select an option and press OK...

Page 58: ...Use this function in times of moving printer to a different location Bed will be lowered to the bottom and will be locked into position 1 Press SETTING from the home screen 2 Press Next to move to ne...

Page 59: ...u Function description 2 3 Upon selection the bed will automatically be lowered TEST PRINT This function allows the user to test print a sample model already saved in the printer 1 From home screen pr...

Page 60: ...UI Menu Function description 2 30 2 2 Press Next button to move to the next page and press TEST PRINT 3 Select the test file to print...

Page 61: ...I Menu Function description 2 POWER SAVING MODE Function to set timer for printer energy saver mode 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press Next button to move to the next page and press POWER SAVING...

Page 62: ...f energy savor mode are 0 100 min The time can be adjusted in 5 min unit select the desired time using the then press OK button to save changes BEEP SOUND The volume level of beep sound can be adjuste...

Page 63: ...ion description 2 2 Tap on the Next button to move to next page and press BEEP SOUND 3 Currently available sound settings are Low Middle High and Off Select the desired setting and press the OK button...

Page 64: ...2 34 2 NOZZLE SETTING Use this menu only when the nozzle has been replaced Refer to P 5 10 4 4 Exchanging Nozzle 1 Press SETTING button from the home screen 2 Tap on the Next button to move to next p...

Page 65: ...to a new nozzle Entering the menu a notification message will pop up Press the OK button to move to the next screen 4 Click inside the input field to insert the values for the new nozzle Each nozzle...

Page 66: ...UI Menu Function description 2 36 2 LANGUAGE Menu to set language for machine 1 From home screen press SETTING 2 Press Next 2 times to go to the screen where the LANGUAGE menu is...

Page 67: ...2 37 UI Menu Function description 2 3 Currently supported languages are English Spanish French Using the arrows select a language and press OK...

Page 68: ...urrent printing status and sends the information to the email address specified Printer will send information of completion based on the PC program standard settings Maximum of 10 emails can be sent 1...

Page 69: ...providers do not allow the use of port number 465 If port number 465 is not available please use 25 587 or the port number that the service provider recommends ID SMTP server login ID e g sender Enter...

Page 70: ...ditional recipient addresses can be added by using semicolon e g recipient1 test com recipient2 test com recipient3 test com The maximum number of notification emails that can be sent is 10 Regardless...

Page 71: ...w less scure apps criteria Set it to On to enable the option Printer Setting 1 Set smtp google com for the settings of the email address 2 For Google 25 and 587 ports are compatible Caution According...

Page 72: ...UI Menu Function description 2 42 2 UNIT Settings for the units of measurments displayed on the printer 1 From the home screen press SETTING 2 Press Next 2 times and select UNIT...

Page 73: ...2 43 UI Menu Function description 2 3 The units for temperature and length can be changed TIME SETTING You can view or change the time setting 1 From the home screen press SETTING...

Page 74: ...UI Menu Function description 2 44 2 1 Press Next 2 times and select TIME SETTING 3 The time setting can be changed in this screen...

Page 75: ...2 45 UI Menu Function description 2 TIME ZONE You can view or change the time zone setting 1 From the home screen press SETTING 2 Press Next 2 times and select TIME ZONE...

Page 76: ...ne can be selected from the time zone list Once Time Zone has been set the printer will restart to apply the new settings S W UPDATE With the printer connected to the internet user is able to download...

Page 77: ...I Menu Function description 2 2 Press Next 2 times and select S W UPDATE 3 Press the Start Update button and printer will start updating After it has finished restart the printer and updates will be a...

Page 78: ...irm PW Cancel OK Model Name Serial No Version Wired IP MAC Wireless IP Wireless MAC HISTORY Guide In this menu user is able to view the detail information of the printer and set device name password I...

Page 79: ...nu Function description 2 2 To set password and name for printer select Change Name PW 3 By entering the password you can edit name and set a new password Pressing OK saves the changes Initial passwor...

Page 80: ...UI Menu Function description 2 50 2 4 In INFO screen press Guide to access to the Quick Guide for the printer 5 Other useful information is also available in INFO screen...

Page 81: ...3 Printing MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 82: ...cting USB flash drive to the printer In order to print using an USB flash drive insert the flash drive into the USB port When the USB flash drive is connected while in the home screen a list of files...

Page 83: ...3 3 Printing 3 2 Printing Files Select a file to print in the USB list 3 Print Preview Once selected a preview of the model appears on the screen...

Page 84: ...temperature is reached the printing starts 5 Pausing Print Pressing during a print will pause the progress Press again and nozzle is heated again and the printer will continue printing 6 Exchanging Ca...

Page 85: ...nting job is canceled Another message requesting the removable of left print will popup press OK and screen will return to home screen 8 Printing Completion After printing has completed follow the ins...

Page 86: ...Y 3D Slicer program 3 Press the Print button 4 Following Steps Same as steps 3 7 of printing via USB Note For fan speed configuration Pause print cancelation please refer to USB printing section 1 3 P...

Page 87: ...3 7 Printing 3 2 The print jobs in queue are listed 3 You may click the list to look at the information of the print job and delete it if necessary...

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Page 89: ...4 Printed Output Check MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 90: ...ching Bed Press Bed Lock on the screen to fix the bed in place Pressing and holding the PUSH buttons on the bed handles pull the bed out 3 Detaching the printed output Caution Risk of Injuries The scr...

Page 91: ...ally released if bed is unlocked press the lock button again to fix the bed into position before installation 1 Like the picture gently place the aluminum bed s end corners on top of the bed heater 2...

Page 92: ...fect the quality of the printed product There is no absolute value for optimum temperature Testing various temperatures and finding the optimum temperature are needed Material Appropriate nozzle tempe...

Page 93: ...Cannot be Turned On 1 Open the Front door shown below and turn the belt counter clockwis 2 After the bed is lowered remove printed output and turn the power on 3 If the problem persists please dial t...

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Page 95: ...5 Maintenance MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 96: ...nt residue within the printer If the residue goes into conveyor belt or fan wings it can cause printer malfunction Please clean the inside of the printer regularly or right after a print job 1 3 Perio...

Page 97: ...hing that might be interfering with the operation of the fan If problem persists after reboot please contact service center ERROR EC 5XX Please Reboot machine Error related with motor travel on X Y an...

Page 98: ...if there are more than 5 difference between the cartridge quantity and recorded usage levels Replace Cartridge Notification 472 473 476 482 483 484 487 488 Remove cartridge Is there any remaining fil...

Page 99: ...e Z axis The printing job has exceeded the minimum printable range Press the OK button and the pop up message will disappear Notification 408 Model has exceeded the maximum print range of the X axis N...

Page 100: ...artridge unlock Remove the cartridge from the printer Use the extruder jog mode to remove the filament Cut the removed filament Use below image as reference re install the cartridge and run LOAD Note...

Page 101: ...or is not seen After attaching the Snap Ring gentely push the tube in Approx 1 5mm Use Extruder mode to transfer the filament towards the nozzle and check that filament is coming out of the end of the...

Page 102: ...e printed output may not adhere on the bed properly and should consider exchanging the bed to a new one Bed sheet is a consumable Please replace the bed sheet if models don t get attached to it due to...

Page 103: ...he filter and it will detach from the printer 3 Gently pull the filter to separate from printer 4 As shown below slightly hang the lower half of the filter and gently push the top side to click it in...

Page 104: ...reviously used color may be seen in the beginning of printing If the color is the only difference from the previous filament it doesn t affect the printing quality Difference in material however may a...

Page 105: ...E HOLDER 3 Push the hook on the top and lift open the cover HOOK COVER 4 Push the 2 hooks on the harness connector to disengage the connector To remove the left hand side connector press on the hook u...

Page 106: ...r power of machine is turned OFF and after all power cables are disconnected 1 With the cover lifted up attach the nozzle The Nozzle attaches with magnet power but please make sure that the component...

Page 107: ...VER Please be careful not to position the harness near the left right and center section of the cover The harness can get caught in between covers when closing Caution Harness 4 Insert Tube Note Push...

Page 108: ...Ring Insert the Snap Ring in between the Fitting and Holder SNAP RING SNAP RING INSERTION POINT 6 Finally push tube in all the way through Approximately 1 5mm can be additionally inserted TUBE 7 Use...

Page 109: ...6 Appendix MODEL 1 User Manual...

Page 110: ...Appendix 6 2 6 1 Type of Consumables Material Color Material PLA and ABS are compatible Color white black gray green blue yellow red...

Page 111: ...uipment This equipment is a Class A EMC electromagnetic compatible equipment and should not be used in household locations This equipment is a Class B EMC electro magnetic compatible equipment for hou...

Page 112: ...STANLEY sont des marques de Stanley Black Decker Inc ou une de ses filiales et sont utilis s sous licence Manufactured by Sindoh Co Ltd 3 Seongsuiro 24 isipsa gil Seongdong gu Seoul 04797 REPUBLIC OF...

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