3D Systems Figure 4 Standalone Setup

Brand: 3D Systems

Model: Figure 4 Standalone

Type: Setup

Figure 4 Standalone

Setup

Please see the Figure 4 Standalone User Guide, found on the support.3dsystems.com/gure4standalone, for safe-

ty information and comprehensive operating instructions.

Save all foam and packing material for future use. Shipping without the original packing material may

cause damage to the printer.

1. Unbox and Stage Printer

1. Remove 4 packing clips around the bottom of the printer.

2. Lift outer box to remove. Ensure your ceiling clearance is at

least 2.6m (8.5 ft) to lift this box off.

3. Remove accessories box. Compare contents of box to list in

the Welcome Letter to ensure everything is included.

4. Remove documentation. Remove foam pieces and plastic

sleeve simultaneously (they are taped together).

5. If you are using the pedestal, proceed to

Section 2. If not, team-lift printer onto a

level surface and skip to Section 6.

6. Remove desiccant pack.

2. Unbox Pedestal

1. Cut box top open. Remove two pieces of packing foam from top of pedestal.

2. Remove plastic sleeve from the pedestal.

3. Grab pedestal with one hand by rectangular hole in middle and lift out of box.

4. Remove tape from all four casters.

5. Stage pedestal on a level oor and remove the blue tape from the door.

6. Open door and remove tape and cardboard spacer.

3. Place Printer on Pedestal

PINCH HAZARD: Keep

ngers/hands clear of

gap between printer and

pedestal.

Team-lift printer onto

pedestal, tting four rubber

printer feet into four holes

in top of pedestal. Ensure you install

printer in orientation shown, with

front of printer lining up with front of

pedestal.

2 3

5 6

Figure 4 Standalone

Setup

Please see the Figure 4 Standalone User Guide, found on the support.3dsystems.com/gure4standalone, for safe-

ty information and comprehensive operating instructions.

Save all foam and packing material for future use. Shipping without the original packing material may

cause damage to the printer.

CAUTION: You must secure

the printer to the pedestal

before use. Failure to do so

could cause the printer to tip

over in certain situations.

1. Open the pedestal door.

2. Install all ve thumb screws on

inside top of pedestal. Ensure they

are screwed in snugly.

3. Remove all remaining blue tape

from printer.

4. Secure Printer to Pedestal 6. Level Printer on Pedestal

6. Level Printer on Pedestal (continued)

1. Place the bubble level (included

with printer shipment) on printer

chassis.

2. The pedestal has four casters

with leveling feet. To adjust each

leveling foot:

a. Turn the orange thumb wheel

to the right to lower it.

b. Turn the orange thumb wheel

to the left to raise it.

3. You will now adjust the leveling feet.

a. Keep back-left leveling foot off the ground.

b. Lower front-right leveling foot until it touches the ground.

c. Lower front-left leveling foot until it touches the ground. Adjust foot up or down until bubble in level is roughly

centered in the circle left-to-right.

4. Lower the back-right leveling foot until it touches the ground. Adjust foot up or down until the bubble in the level is

roughly centered in the circle back-to-front.

5. Verify that the left-to-right level has not changed. Continue adjusting the front-left and/or back-right feet until bubble

is roughly centered in both directions.

6. Lower back-left foot until it touches the ground. Take care not to lower it too much, so as to throw the level off.

7. Push lightly on each corner of the machine to ensure it does not rock in any direction.

1. Remove thumb screws from lter

bracket. Remove lter bracket.

2. Slide carbon lter into place

3. Reinstall bracket with lter and

reinstall thumbscrews.

5. Install Carbon Filter

Figure 4 Standalone

Setup

Please see the Figure 4 Standalone User Guide, found on the support.3dsystems.com/gure4standalone, for safe-

ty information and comprehensive operating instructions.

Save all foam and packing material for future use. Shipping without the original packing material may

cause damage to the printer.

7. Install Resin Tray

1. Open the printer lid and front

door.

2. Push in the tension-release button

(a) and lift the tension arm (b).

3. Install resin tray in chassis, concave

side up and with ll lines in the

back (see Initial Print Guide). Low-

er the tension arm and push down

on it until it locks into place.

1 2

8. Power Printer On

9. Install 3D Sprint

Ensure your computer can run

3D Sprint - See User Guide for

specs.

1. On a PC, go to support.3dsystems.

com/gure4standalone. Click In-

stall Software link.

2. Follow the instructions to down-

load/install 3D Sprint.

10. Add Printer

1. Open 3D Sprint. Click the Printer icon if the Printer window is not already

open.

2. Click Find Printer button to nd printer on your network. If this fails, enter

the printer’s IP address and press Enter. The IP address can be found on the

printer’s touch screen on the Settings tab (above, right).

3. Click the Figure 4 Standalone icon that the software just found.

4. Click Next.

You will need to make the printer’s IP address an exception on your

network’s rewall, if applicable. Both the printer and the PC running 3D

Sprint must be on the same network and connected to the internet.

11. Select Material

1. Click the icon for the resin you wish

to use.

2. Click the Next button.

1. Plug in power cable and Ethernet

cable.

2. Flip the power switch to the “I”

position to turn printer on.

3. The printer will search for rmware

updates. Tap Install on the touch

screen to install them.

802.11n WiFi bridge >300Mbps

may be connected to ethernet

port.

Figure 4 Standalone

Setup

Please see the Figure 4 Standalone User Guide, found on the support.3dsystems.com/gure4standalone, for safe-

ty information and comprehensive operating instructions.

Save all foam and packing material for future use. Shipping without the original packing material may

cause damage to the printer.

3D Systems Figure 4 Standalone Setup

3D Systems Figure 4 Standalone Setup

3D Systems Figure 4 Standalone Setup

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