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--- dasl_unlv_3d_printers_how_to [2024/01/16 14:46] – santiagoricoy
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   * Basic understanding of 3D modeling
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   * Familiarity with computer operation and software installation
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 The rest of this tutorial is presented as follows:
-  * Parts List and Sources
-  * Setup and Configuration
+  * [[#Parts List and Sources|Parts List and Sources]]
-  * Slicing and Printing
+  * [[#Setup|Setup and Configuration]]
-  * Post-Printing Process
+  * [[#Slicing and Printing|Slicing and Printing]]
+  * [[#Configure Print Settings|Configure Print Settings]]
+  * [[#Safety measures:|Safety measures]]
+  * [[#Post-Printing Process|Post-Printing Process]]
+  * [[#Troubleshooting (to be updated as issues arise) | Troubleshooting (to be updated as issues arise]]
+  * [[#Final Words|Final Words]]
+You can place this list at the beginning of your DokuWiki page. When users click on these links, they will be taken to the corresponding section within your tutorial.
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 ==== Parts List and Sources ====
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 | WiFi and Octoprint Credentials | Username and passwords for the WiFi and Octoprint logins | Provided by another lab member |
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 ==== Setup ====
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   * Open the OrcaSlicer software on your computer.
   * OrcaSlicer will ask for the addition of specific printer models as part of the first setup.
-  * The printers you <fc #4682b4>MUST select (hit the checkbox) are the CR-10 (V2) and QIDI X-Max (the first version)</fc>
+  * The printers that <color #22b14c>MUST be selected (by clicking the checkbox under them) are the CR-10 (V2) and QIDI X-Max (the first version)</color>
   * It would also likely benefit the user to check the boxes for the Generic Marlin and Generic Klipper printers.
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 **Step 2: Printer Overview**
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-  * Familiarize yourself with our CR-10 printers: Pacman, Holiday, Zigzag, and Dave.
+  * Familiarize yourself with our CR-10 printers. From left to right in the photo: Pacman, Holiday, Zigzag, and Dave.
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   * Be sure you are connected to the 3D printer wifi router. The ID at this time is "daslprint3d" and if you are authorized you'll be given the password.
-  * Log in to the 'Device' tab with provided credentials.
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+  * Log in to the 'Device' tab within Orca, using the provided username and password you received from other lab members.
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   * Select the correct printer from the list. If using Pacman for example, "/dev/octo_pacman/" is the correct printer.
+  * Do not be worried that the "Zigzag" <fc #ff0000>profile</fc> is selected within Octoprint. This has nothing to do with your actual print settings within Orca slicer.
+  * Additionally, do not worry if the web cam feed is on the wrong printer, this is still being resolved.
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   * Use appropriate tools and techniques depending on the build plate type (glass or PEI coated steel).
+==== Troubleshooting (to be updated as issues arise) ====
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+If you have issues connecting to Octoprint, look at your printer and click the connections icon (commonly called the wifi symbol), then click "Browse".
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+Your system might ask if you want to allow Orca to access the network. Say "yes" to this, and then it should work.
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+If network problems persist, please consult the current standing 3D print room manager (at the moment this is Thomas McNulty).
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 ==== Final Words ====
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