Stratasys Eden250, Руководство пользователя

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Using Objet Studio
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estimate for a full tray could take up to 15 minutes, depending on your
computer’s specifications. The results displayed are accurate within 10
percent of the actual resources needed.
To calculate the time and materials needed for producing the current
tray:
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From the Tools menu, select
Estimate Consumptions
.
or—
¾
Click .
When Objet Studio finishes calculating the production resources, the
results appear at the bottom of the screen.
Figure 5-29: Production resource calculation
Note: Make sure to calculate production resources after selecting the
Quality/Speed setting (see page 5-20). You can compare the
required resources for each of the settings.
Saving the
Tray File
Trays are saved as otf files. You can save a tray before it is ready for
production, and open it at another time to continue preparing it. When you
send the tray to the Eden 3 ‐ D printer, it is first saved. If the tray was
previously saved, the original file is overwritten at this time.
To save the tray file:
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From the File menu, select
Save Tray
or
Save Tray As
.
or—
¾
Click .
Printing the
Tray File
When a tray is ready to be printed, its otf file is sent to Job Manager, where
it is placed in the production queue. Job Manager pre ‐ processes this file to
create slices, and feeds them to the 3 ‐ D printer for production.
To send the tray to the production queue:
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From the File menu, select
Build Tray
.
or—
¾
Click .
The tray file is sent to Job Manager. Objet Studio closes and Job Manager
opens, so you can monitor the progress of your trays.
Note: To return to Objet Studio, click the New Job icon .
Additional Objet Studio Features
Dividing
Objects
You can use the Split Object feature to produce objects larger than the build
tray by dividing the model into separate parts. You can also use this feature
to produce only a specific section of a model.
To split an object:
1. Select the object.
2. From the Object menu, select
Split
.