Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- DISCLAIMER
- SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE
- 1. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATIONS
- 2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
- 3. OPERATING THE PRINTER
- PRINT MENU
- RESIN MENU
- SETTINGS MENU
- Structure of the SETTINGS menu
- Platform
- General
- Adjusting the audio volume
- Changing the display language
- Structure of the Wireless icon
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
- Connecting to a hidden Wi-Fi network
- Structure of the Ethernet icon
- Enabling Ethernet connection
- Manually configuring Ethernet network
- Viewing the IP address
- PRINTING CONTROLS
- 4. OPERATING XYZprint AMUV
- SOFTWARE INTERFACE
- KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS AND MOUSE CONTROLS
- CONNECTING TO THE PRINTER
- COLOR DISPLAY OF OBJECTS
- PREFERENCE SETTINGS
- PREPARING THE FILES
- MANIPULATING MODELS ON THE WORKSPACE
- CONVERTING TO THE PRODUCTION FILES
- SAVING MODELS ON THE WORKSPACE
- SWITCHING THE VIEW OF THE WORKSPACE
- VIEWING THE INFORMATION OF THE MODELS
- SYSTEM VERSION AND UPDATE
Version 1.0
PartPro120 xP Operation Manual
4. Adjust the contact area of the cone support if necessary.
To adjust the contact area of the cone support, go back to the function menu “Support” > “Cone”, and select
the button “Contact Area”.
Click on the targeted cone (selected cone will change to blue) and drag the slider to adjust the contact area.
Click “Done” once you have adjusted the contact area of all cones.
Cone support is only available when the overhang is at least 6mm above the platform. The software will
lift the object when necessary.
The diameter of the support is fixed once added. To adjust the support, please delete the mark, change
the diameters and add the cone mark again.
Tree Supports
Tree supports connect to your 3D objects with very small contact. It is suitable for holding the details on jewelry
designs.
Structure of Tree Supports
Item Description
A
Contact Area
The area where the tree support connect to
the objects. A larger contact area may be
required for heavy objects.
B
Branch
The thin support which contacts the objects
directly.
C Trunk
The base of the tree support.
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