Tinkerine Studio LITTO, Инструкция по сборке

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Preliminary Run-Through
Stage 1
1. Turn on the printer.
2. Check that both LED light strip are lit.
3. Check that the hot-end cooling fans are on and directing airflow to the hot-end within the carriage unit.
4. Check that the electronics cooling fans are on and directing airflow to the Arudino board + Pololu drivers.
5. Check that the print bed cooling fan isn’t on. The fan for the print bed should only activate during printing.
6. If the LED or fan do not turn on, turn off the printer and disconnect the power source. Check your wiring to
see if all wire are properly seated and secured in their sockets.
1. Using Coordia (Control Software) or the T.I.M Controller, connnect to the printer and test move each axis.
2. Home all axis. If the printer triggers the any of the endstop but doesn’t stop, shut off the printer immediately.
Check the enstop pin connector to see if the pins are fully seated into the housing, then make sure the housing
are properly connected to the pins on the electronics board. Since the X and Z axis endstop are grouped
together, there might be a chance that you have them plugged in reversed.
3. Using Coordia or T.I.M, set the preheat temperature for PLA (180c). Monitor the temperature level and check
that the heater cartriged and thermistor is working properly. If the hotend does not heat up, check that the
heater cartrige and thermistor is plugged in correctly. Do not touch hotend with your finger to check the
temperature as the cartridge can be functioniing correctly while the thermistor is providing a false reading.
4. Your printer is ready to start printing. Follow the calibration guide to start printing your first object!
1. Plug in the printer. Do not turn on the printer yet.
2. Connect the USB from the printer to the USB port on your computer. If you have an LCD/SD card unit,
connect it to your printer.
3. Test the X-Axis endstop. Manually move the carriage by hand and push it to the left side of the printer and
check to see if the slider will trigger the endstop. You will hear a click when enstop is trigger. Repeat the test
with the Y-Axis Endstop. If the endstop does not trigger, you will need to re-adjust the position of the endstop
so it makes contact with the trigger pieces on the slider.
4. Tighten the thumb screws underneath the print bed springs. This will tension the springs and prevent the
bed from moving around during printing.
5. Test the Z-axis endstop. Manually turn the lead screw to bring the bed upward. As the bed approaches the
nozzel, adjust the Z-axis trigger screw located on the back corner of the printer bed so that it makes contact
with the endstop leaver before the nozzle touches the surface of the bed. The ideal distance between the
nozzle and print surface should roughly be the thickness of a piece of paper.
6. Calibrate the print bed. Using the 3-point leveling system, manually move the hotend to the each of the four
corners on the print bed. At each of the four point, adjust the thumb screws so the bed is evely leveled on all
sides.
Stage 2
Stage 3