Objet Eden260, Руководство пользователя

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Introducing the Eden 3-D Printing System
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3. Click
Options
and set the following parameters:
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Total Quality—approximately 0.1 mm (deviation tolerance / linear ‐
dimension tolerance)
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Detail Quality—approximately 4° (angle tolerance)
Note: Lowering these values produces more accurate models, but
results in larger files and longer loading and processing times. For this
reason, it is generally not recommended that you use lower values.
4. In the file format option, choose binary or ASCII . (Binary files are
smaller than files saved in ASCII format; they are, however,
functionally identical in Objet Studio.)
5. Click
OK
or
Save
.
Converting
Files to SLC
Format
When converting files to SLC format, it is recommended that you set a layer
thickness of 15 microns (0.015 mm). Since SLC files cannot be orientated in
Objet Studio, it is important that models are properly orientated before
being saved as SLC files. Considerations for suitable model orientation are
explained in “Model Orientation” on page 5 ‐ 9.
Objet Software
Objet software for the Eden 3 ‐ D printing system consists of two
applications:
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Objet Studio
•
Job Manager
Objet Studio
With Objet Studio, you prepare source files for production in Eden 3 ‐ D
printers. Objet Studio offers you a wide variety of file ‐ preparation options,
but always consists of the following basic procedure:
1. Inserting one or more objects on the build tray
2. Positioning the object(s) on the tray
3. Configuring object and tray parameters
4. Saving the tray configuration as an otf (Objet Tray Format) file
5. Sending the otf file to the Eden 3 ‐ D printer for production
Using Objet Studio to perform these tasks is described in detail in chapter 5,
“Using Objet Studio.”
Job Manager
The Job Manager application is different for client workstations and for the
computer connected directly to the Eden 3 ‐ D printer.
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Job Manager installed on the directly ‐ connected computer (server)
displays the queue and status for all jobs sent to the 3 ‐ D printer by the
client computers on the network, and allows editing and manipulation
of all jobs.
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Job Manager installed on client computers displays the queue and
status only for jobs sent to the 3 ‐ D printer server from that computer,
and allows the user to edit only these jobs.