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Provides guidance on maximizing the use of the 3D printer through manual, website, and forum.
Details warranty policy, contact information for issues, and troubleshooting via phone or email.
Identifies key components visible on the front panel and enclosure of the 3D printer.
Identifies key components visible on the rear and side panels of the 3D printer.
Provides essential safety warnings and precautions for operating the 3D printer and handling materials.
Explains the Direct UV-light Printing (DUP) technology and its advantages.
Outlines crucial safety procedures for connecting, operating, and storing the 3D printer.
Details the printer's electrical input, power cord usage, and safety during operation.
Provides guidance on the environmentally responsible disposal and recycling of the electronic device.
Lists all items included in the printer's tool kit for assembly and maintenance.
Suggests additional items for optimal printer usage and maintenance.
Specifies the hardware and operating system requirements for the printer's software.
Guides on downloading the Chitu software and initial printer configuration within the software.
Details how to add supports to models and perform the slicing process for printing.
Explains the process of exporting and saving the sliced model as a ZIP file for printing.
Instructions for preparing and initiating prints using a USB connection.
Steps for inserting the Wi-Fi dongle to enable wireless printing capabilities.
Guides on selecting a Wi-Fi network, entering password, and connecting the printer.
Details how to upload models via Wi-Fi and start the printing process.
Covers plugging in the power, turning on, and preparing the LCD screen and vat for printing.
Instructions on how to correctly mount and secure the printing platform onto the holding plate.
Guides on resetting the Z-axis height and positioning the platform within the vat.
Step-by-step instructions for lifting the platform and pouring resin into the printer's vat.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning the 3D printer components and the printed objects.
Information on the operating systems supported by the Chitu software.
Overview of the Chitu software's main screen layout and basic functions.
Instructions on how to open and load various 3D file formats into the Chitu software.
Covers viewing models from different angles and managing them by selecting or removing.
Explains how to clone models and use the tools bar for movement and transformations.
Guides on how to scale and rotate 3D models within the Chitu software.
Details options for viewing model geometry and slice previews within the scene.
Instructions on how to use support tools, add single or angled supports to models.
Explains how to view slice details, printing time, and other model information.
Details the process of exporting and saving the sliced model as a ZIP file.
Covers saving scenes and controlling the printer's Z-axis movement and speed.
Explains advanced settings like wall thickness, layer exposure times, and lift speeds.
General| Nozzle Diameter | 0.4 mm |
|---|---|
| Filament Diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Connectivity | USB, SD Card |
| Supported Materials | PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU |
| Heated Bed | Yes |
| Bed Temperature | Up to 100°C |
| Frame | Metal |
| Display | LCD Screen |
| Technology | FDM |
| Power Requirements | 110-240V |
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