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WANHAO DUPLICATOR 7
USER MANUAL

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  • Page 1 WANHAO DUPLICATOR 7 USER MANUAL...
  • Page 3 If  you  experience  any  issues  with  this  product,  or  it’s   performance  is  not  what  you  had  expected,  please  contact   us  at  WANHAO  before  returning  the  item  to  the  store. It  is  likely  that  we  can  resolve  any  problems  for  you  via phone  or  email.
  • Page 4: Warranty  Details

    The  product  is  guaranteed  to  be  free  from  defects  in  workmanship  and  mother  board  for  a  period   of  12  months  from  the  date  of  purchase.  Printing  with  materials  other  than  WANHAO  resin  which   are  different  from  those  recommended  on  the  website  www.wanhao3dprinter.  com,  ,may  cause  ...
  • Page 5: Safety Instructions

    Before  you  get  started,  please  read  these  important  safety  instructions. CAUTION:  The  WANHAO   3D  Printer  includes   moving   parts   that   can   cause   injury.  Never  reach   inside  of  the  WANHAO  3D  Printer  while  it  is  in  operation,  and  allow  time  for  the  printer  to  cool  ...
  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Contents Warranty  Details Safety  Instructions Congratulations     The  principle  behind  your  printer Safety  Information Electrical  power Disposal  instructions Useful  advice The  box  contains  7 Recommended  items  7 Minimum  computer  requirements Installation  &  assembly  instructions Prepare  the  Duplicator  7  for  printing Cleaning  the  machine  and  your  printed  objects Detailed  Creation  workshop  software  instructions System  Compatibility...
  • Page 7: Congratulations

    Congratulations You   have   just   purchased   a   new   type   of   3D   printer   using   Direct   UV-­light   Printing   (DUP)   technology.  This  is  a  newly  applied-­for  method  of  LCD  image  creation  allow  controlled  UV   light  get  through  the  LCD  screen  which  hardens  liquid  with  the  light  from  an  UV  light  source.
  • Page 8: Electrical  Power

    Electrical  power This  3D  printer  is  connected  to  the  electrical  network  with  an  INPUT  of  110  or  240  VAC,   50/60  Hz,  and  has  an  operational  voltage  of  12  V. -­      Do  not  allow  anything  to  rest  on  the  power  cord.  Do  not  locate  this  product  where    ...
  • Page 9: Useful  Advice

    The  printer  should  be  operated  on  a  stable  and  level  surface,  preferably  away  from  direct   The  box  contains        -­          Wanhao  Duplicator  7  LCD  printer  with  black  hood  and  platform        -­          Power  supply  for  the  printer  (P.S.)  ...
  • Page 10: Installation  &  Assembly  Instructions

    Installation  &  assembly  instructions 1.      If  you  have  not  received  a  USB  stick  go  to  www.wanhao3dprinter.com  and            download  the  software  and  printer  driver  in  “support”.  The  latest  version  of  this          is  always      online.  ...
  • Page 11: Prepare  The  Duplicator  7  For  Printing

    Prepare  the  Duplicator  7  for  printing       Now   you   have   your   printer   installed   and   configured.   Please   read   these   software   instructions  to  understand  the  different  settings  before  starting. 1.
  • Page 12 The  screen  should  look  as  follow: 4.      Now  click  “3D  View”  and  check  that  the  object  is  correctly  placed  inside          the  printing  area.  Press  the                      slice  button  to  start  the  slicing  operation. select  the  correct  one.
  • Page 13 6.        Place  the  vat  on  top  of  the  LCD  screen  and  tighten  the  retaining  Z  brackets  down                to  secure  it.  If  you  tighten  it  too  much  the  LCD  screen  will  go  white  at  the  edges.    ...
  • Page 14: Cleaning  The  Machine  And  Your  Printed  Objects

    Cleaning  the  machine  and  your  printed  objects These  steps  will  reduce  any  resin  spillage  and  keep  your  machine  clean. 1.      Go  to  “control”  and  move  the  platform  up  enough  so  the  base  of  your  object  is              clear  of  the  vat.  Remove  the  hood  and  loosen  the  top  and  side  knobs  completely  on    ...
  • Page 15: Detailed  Creation  Workshop  Software  Instructions

    Detailed  Creation  workshop  software  instructions System  Compatibility Creation   Workshop   is   a   .NET   3.5   application   written   in   C#.   This   is   native   to   the   Windows   Operating   System,   but   it   also   runs   on   many   versions   of   Linux/Posix   using   the   Mono   Framework  ...
  • Page 16: Loading  A  Model

    These   three   buttons   start,   pause   and   stop   a   print.   These   buttons  only  become  active  once  you  have  sliced  your  object. Clicking  this  button  allows  you  to  view  the  3D  objects  within   their  boundary  box.
  • Page 17: Scene  View

    2.      Scene  View The  Scene  View  allows  you  to  manipulate  various  aspects  of  the  scene. Selecting You  can  select  a  model  by  double  clicking  on  the  model,  or  selecting  it  with  the   scene  view Removing  a  Model You  ...
  • Page 18: Move  View

    4.      Move  View The  Move  function  allows  you  to  move  objects  on  the  build  platform  along  the  x:y:z  axis   by  the  distance  entered. From  left  to  right,  the  other  tools  are: The   ‘Place   on   Platform’   button   will   position   the   bottom   of   the   model   to   rest   on   the   bottom  of  the  build  platform.
  • Page 19: Rotating  Objects

    7.  Rotating  Objects Rotating  a  model  works  in  a  similar  way  to   moving  a  model.  Simply  select  the  model   you   want   to   work   with,   and   use   the   X/Y/ Z  +/-­  buttons  to  rotate  the  model  by  your   8.
  • Page 20: Working  With  Model  Support  Tools

    9.  Working  with  Model  Support  tools Using  Supports Supports  are  sometime  required  to  properly  attach  a  model  to  the  build  space.   Because  of  the  nature  of  DPP  the  lower  layers  must  be  supported  by  the  supports   Adding  a  single  Support A  single  support  can  be  generated  by  clicking  the  manual  support  button.
  • Page 21: Saving  A  Scene

    Moving  Supports After  a  manual  or  automatic  support  has  been  generated,  individual  supports  can  be  moved   around   the   x:y   plane   the   same   way   models   can   be   moved.   Select   the   support   by   double   clicking  ...
  • Page 22: Control

    There  are  two  buttons  for  each  of  the  available  options.          In  this      setting  we  can  see  (as  shown  in  the  image)  each  successive  layer          of  the  generated  "Slicing".  With  the  lower  bar  we  can  scroll  through  the  ...
  • Page 23 From  this  screen  we  will  be  able  to  control  the  motors  of  the  printer  (Note  hood  must  be  on   the  printer),  which  means  displacing  the  build  base  over  the  Z  axis,  as  well  as  controlling  the   LCD. In  this  section  of  the  Control  screen  we  have  the  buttons  that  will  allow  us  to  move    ...
  • Page 24            Setting  up  display  devices Available  Displays This   shows   you   the   available   configured   and   connected   displays   on   the   system.   You   can   click  the  Refresh  button  to  refresh  the  list  of  displays.  The  ‘+’  button  will  add  a  display  to  the   This  area  shows  the  displays  that  will  be  used  for  projection  on  the  system.
  • Page 25 The  ones  shown  in  the  screen  show  are  the  ones  suggested  to  start  working  with  the   LCD  printer. Saving  your  changes After   you   have   configured   your   machine   profile,   be   sure   to   click   the   “Save   Changes”   button  to  save  and  apply  the  changes.
  • Page 26 Slice  Thickness: slices  per  mm) Exposure  Time  per  Layer:   image  slice  on  a  per-­layer  basis. Bottom   Layer   exposure   time:   In   order   to   ensure   the   model   is   properly   adhered   to   the   bottom  ...
  • Page 27: Slicing  A  Model

    Build   Direction:   Top   down   or   Bottom   up.   This   value   determines   which   direction   the   Lift   occurs.  For  a  bottom  up  machine,  this  is  used  to  peel  the  model  from  the  bottom  of  the   build  vat,  sometimes  in  conjunction  with  a  tilt/slide.
  • Page 29: Repair And Refurbished Goods Or Parts Notice

    If  at  any  time  you  feel  your  repair  is  being  handled  unsatisfactorily,  you  may  escalate  your complaint.  Please  telephone  us  on  86-­571-­23290996  or  write  to  us  at: WANHAO  Precision  Casting  Co.,Ltd 77,  RENMING  ROAD,  JINHUA,  CHINA WANHAO  Help  Desk  86-­571-­23290996 (Operating  Hours:  Mon  -­...

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