Prusa Research i3 MK2.5S Multi Material Upgrade 2S, Руководство пользователя

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Do not leave your printer unattended during the first print.
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Watch the process
closely and in case of any kind of trouble, use the Menu - Stop print function to
cancel the process immediately.
9 Printing in Multi Material Mode
With the MMU2S unit mounted, you can print in two different modes:
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Multi-material mode
and Single mode ​ (which works as a regular 3D printer). To print in Multi-material mode, at
least two filaments have to be loaded. Both modes have the same set of features like the
standard MK2.5S/MK3S, such as variable layer height and many others.
You can download multi-material G-codes ready for printing from our website. To generate
your own multi-material G-Codes, you should use our slicer software - Slic3r PE. You can
always get the latest stable version in our Drivers & Apps package at
​ prusa3d.com/drivers/ ​ .
Do not forget to enable print profiles for MMU2S in Slic3r PE using the
Configuration -> Configuration Wizard
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menu to choose the Original Prusa i3
MK3S MMU2S or Original Prusa i3 MK2.5S MMU2S profile.
9.1 Importing objects into Slic3r PE - STL, 3MF, AMF
Objects ready for multi-material printing come in three file formats
1. .3MF/.AMF ​ - a prefered format which includes all of the parts in a single file
2. .STL
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- several separate files, each file for a different part of the object
3MF files are automatically loaded with all the parts already aligned. To load a multi-part
model saved as multiple STLs simply drag and drop all of the files inside Slic3r’s window and
confirm multi-part object auto-detection.
Pict. 17 - Loading a multi-part object
If the files aren’t automatically detected as a multi-part object, follow these steps:
1. Open Slic3r PE and make sure the Original Prusa i3 MK3S MMU2S or Original Prusa
i3 MK2.5S MMU2S profile is selected in the menu on the right.
2. Click the ‘Add…’ button to open the file browser.
3. Select the main part of the object and click Open to import it into Slic3r.
4. Position the main part on the virtual print surface.
5. Double-click the imported object to open the Settings window.
6. Click the ‘Load part’ button.
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