Monoprice Delta Pro Manuel utilisateur

Monoprice Delta Pro 3D Printer

User's Manual

Thank you, and congratulations on your purchase of the

Monoprice Delta Pro 3D printer! The Delta Pro is a world-class

desktop machine designed for speed, precision, and reliability.

We know you’ll love printing your designs on the Delta Pro, but

before you do, please read the manual thoroughly.

CONTENTS

MONOPRICE DELTA PRO MANUAL

General Slicer Settings

Selecting a file

P. 9

CALIBRATING THE PRINTER

UPDATING THE FIRMWARE

CUSTOMIZING THE UI

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

REGULATORY

CONNECTING TO WI-FI

Calibrating Dimensional Accuracy

PID Tuning

P.10

P. 11

P.12

P.13

P.14

PREPARING TO PRINT

SAFETY WARNINGS AND GUIDELINES

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND SETUP

PACKAGE CONTENTS

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Auto-leveling

Cleaning the Build Plate

Loading Filament

Unloading Filament

Swapping Hotends

P. 6

P. 7

P. 8

P. 4

P. 5

SAFETY WARNINGS AND GUIDELINES

Safety Warnings and Guidelines

1. Be careful not to damage the glass build plate.

2. Take care to avoid touching hot parts, including heat blocks,

nozzle, extruded filament, and the heated build plate.

3. Keep the printer and all accessories out of reach of small

children.

4. Do not remove or disconnect the USB cable when printing

from a computer.

5. Do not pull or twist the black cable harness at any time.

6. Do not force or tear anything during unpacking and setup.

This may cause damage to the printer and/or its accessories.

7. Do not reach inside the printer during operation. Always allow

the printer and extruded filament to cool before reaching

inside.

8. Ensure that the printer is turned off and unplugged from its

power source before making repairs or performing service.

9. Do not install this device on an unstable surface where it

could fall and cause either personal injury or damage to the

device and/or other equipment.

10. Do not subject the product to extreme force, shock, or

fluctuations in temperature or humidity.

11. This device is intended for indoor use only.

12. Do not expose this device to water or moisture of any kind.

Do not place drinks or other containers with moisture on or

near the device. If moisture does get in or on the device,

immediately unplug it from the power outlet and allow it to

fully dry before reapplying power.

13. Do not touch the device, the power cord, or any other

connected cables with wet hands.

14. Use only in a well-ventilated area. Do not use in confined

spaces.

15. Prior to operation, check the unit and power cord for physical

damage. Do not use if physical damage has occurred.

16. Before plugging the unit into a power outlet, ensure that the

outlet provides the same type and level of power required by

the device.

17. Unplug this device from the power source when not in use.

18. Take care to prevent damage to the power cord. Do not allow

it to become crimped, pinched, walked on, or become tangled

with other cords. Ensure that the power cord does not present

a tripping hazard.

19. Never unplug the unit by pulling on the power cord. Always

grasp the connector head to unlock it from the port.

CUSTOMER SERVICE / PACKAGE CONTENTS / SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND SETUP

Customer Service

The Monoprice Customer Service department is dedicated to

ensuring that your ordering, purchasing, and delivery experience

is second to none. If you have any problem with your order,

please give us an opportunity to make it right. You can contact a

Monoprice Customer Service representative through the Live Chat

link on our website www.monoprice.com during normal business

hours (Mon-Fri: 5am-7pm PT, Sat-Sun: 9am-6pm PT) or via email

at [email protected]

Software Installation and Setup

We recommend using KISSlicer for use with the Delta Pro. Please

visit the Delta Pro page of monoprice.com to download KISSlicer

and for instructions on installation. The installation package

comes with everything you need to get started.

Package Contents

Please take an inventory of the package contents to ensure you

have all the items listed below. If anything is missing or damaged,

please contact Monoprice Customer Service for a replacement.

• 1× Monoprice Delta Pro 3D Printer

• 1× MP Select PLA Plus Filament Roll (Black, 1 kg)

• 1× Spare PTFE-lined Nozzle

• 1× Spare All-metal Nozzle

• 1× Auto-level Sensor

• 1× Tool Kit (hex wrenches: 1.5 and 2 mm)

• 1× Touchscreen Stylus

• 4× Bowden Clips

Auto-Leveling

Before your first print, and anytime you remove the build plate,

you’ll want to run an auto-level to ensure that your parts adhere

well to the glass. Follow the procedure below to run an auto-level

and calibrate the Z-offset of your machine.

Adjusting the Z-Offset

The Z-offset is the distance between the glass build plate and

the nozzle. The auto-level process ensures that this distance is

consistent across the entire surface of the build plate, but the

distance itself must be manually calibrated. You can do this easily

using a piece of clean, flat copy paper, which are usually about

100 microns thick.

1. Ensure that the hotend is at room temperature.

1. Tap >

2. Place the piece of copy paper on the build plate.

PREPARING TO PRINT

2. Connect the auto-level sensor to the green wire from the

cable harness, and affix the the sensor’s foam ring to the

nozzle. NOTE: Use the minimum amount of force required

to affix the sensor to the nozzle. If the nozzle is touching

the plastic membrane, it may prematurely trigger the

switch.

3. On the LCD screen, tap > > Auto Leveling

4. Once the process is complete, remove the auto-level sensor.

Green Wire

from Effector

Wire Harness

Auto-level

Sensor Wire

Cleaning the Build Plate

To prepare the build plate for printing, use rubbing alcohol or

another ammonia-free solvent and a soft, lint-free cloth to remove

any dust and oil from the surface of the glass while it is at room

temperature.

PREPARING TO PRINT

3. Tap the in the center of the circle.

4. Tap or to adjust the height of the nozzle up or down.

5. Adjust the height of the nozzle until it pinches the paper,

checking each time whether the paper can be moved. Once

the paper cannot be moved, return to the main menu and tap

testttto home the printer.

Loading Filament

1. Place the filament spool

on the holder so that the

working end of the filament

hangs down to the right.

2. Cut the end of the filament

at an angle as illustrated.

3. Gently straighten a

segment about 5 cm

(2”) from the end with

your fingertips to make it

easier to feed the filament

through the sensor and the

extruder.

4. Remove the filament

sensor from its holder and

feed the end of the filament

through the sensor in the

direction as indicated by

the arrow, then into the

tube on the right side of the

extruder.

5. Pinch the extruder idler

lever and push the filament

past the gear and into the

bowden tube just past the

pneumatic connector.

Unloading Filament

1. On the LCD screen, preheat the nozzle to the material’s

working temperature e.g. for PLA, ≈200°C.

2. Once the nozzle is up to temperature, tap > > Unload

6. On the LCD screen, preheat the nozzle to the material’s

working temperature e.g. for PLA, ≈200°C.

7. Once the nozzle is up to temperature, tap > > Load

PREPARING TO PRINT

3. Hold the filament sensor and carefully rotate the spool while

the filament is unloading to avoid tangles.

4. IMPORTANT: When removing the end of the filament from

the sensor, carefully string the end through the hole in

the spool to avoid overlapping and tangles. These WILL

cause filament jams and failed prints.

Swapping Hotends

The Delta Pro’s hotend is easily swappable so you can print with

different materials at different temperatures. While we always

recommend using the default, PTFE-lined hotend for use with

PLA and many other low-temperature materials, the included all-

metal hotend allows you to print with materials which require

temperatures hotter than what PTFE can handle. As always,

please remember to use your printer in a well ventilated area.

Removing and Replacing a Hotend

1. Preheat the hotend and unload the filament.

2. Cool down the hotend, then turn off the machine.

3. Remove the Bowden tube from the effector by removing the

plastic pneumatic connector clips and depressing the top of

the connector while pulling the tube.

4. Disconnect the heater and thermistor connectors from the

cable harness.

5. While holding the hotend, use a 1.5 mm hex wrench (included)

to loosen the two headless hex screws on the side of the

heat sink below the effector, and the hotend should be easily

removable.

6. Replace the hotend in the same orientation and tighten the

screws.

7. Reconnect the heater, thermistor, and Bowden tube, ensuring

that the tube is pushed all the way in.

General Slicer Settings

If using any other slicer besides KISSlicer, you can follow

these guidelines and the guidelines on the Delta Pro webpage

to configure your preferred slicing software for use with your

machine. For the latest profiles and tips, please check the

product’s webpage and Facebook page regularly.

Machine Settings:

• Build Plate / Bed Diameter: 270 mm

• Build Envelope Height: 340 mm

• Firmware: 5D Absolute E

• File Extension: .gcode

• Fan On: M106 / Off: M107 (Fan can do PWM or blip to speed)

• Maximum Recommended Speed Settings:

• Bottom, Top, and Perimeter: 30 mm/s

• Loops and Infill: 60 mm/s

• Travel: 100 mm/s

• Z-speed: 50 mm/s

• Max Acceleration: 1000 mm/s

• For G-code pre-, and postfixes, visit the Delta Pro webpage

SLICING AND PRINTING

General Settings

(Note: These are general settings guidelines and fine

adjustments WILL need to be made for different materials):

• Extrusion Width: 0.4 mm

• Min. Flow Rate: 1 mm3/s

• Max. Flow Rate: 4 mm3/s

• Destring/Retraction Distance: 3-6 mm

• Destring/Retraction Speed: 100 mm/s

Selecting a File

To select a file, tap , then use the arrows to highlight your file,

ten tap OK and then tap Yes to begin printing.

CALIBRATING THE PRINTER

Calibrating the Printer

Your Monoprice Delta Pro was calibrated before leaving the

factory to ensure great prints out of the box. However, sometimes

it may be necessary re-calibrate certain functions of the printer

over the natural course of use.

Calibrating Dimensional Accuracy

If you find that the dimensions of your prints differ from the

dimensions of your CAD model beyond 10 microns or so, you

may want to adjust the firmware to correct the discrepancy. Follow

the steps below to analyze the error and calibrate your machine

settings.

1. Go to the Delta Pro page at Monoprice.com and download the

calibration box G-code.

2. Print the calibration box G-code.

3. Carefully measure the part with calipers, aligning the jaws

with the layer lines and record the dimensions.

4. On the LCD screen, tap > Structure. Note the “Push Rod

Length.” Compute the new “Push Rod Length” value using

the following formula: New Value = Old Value × (Measured

Printed Dimension / 3D Model Dimension)

5. Tap Push Rod Length, erase the old value, and enter the

new value.

PID Tuning

If you find that your nozzle fails to maintain a stable temperature

or fails to reach the target temperature, you may run an auto-

PID tuning procedure to attempt to correct the issue. If nozzle

temperature issues persist after running an auto-PID tune, you

may need to replace your thermistor or heater. Follow the steps

below to run an auto-PID tune.

Note: The tuning process will vary slightly depending on the

nozzle hotend type and target temperature of the material you are

trying to print. For the PTFE-lined nozzle, turn the part cooling

fans (side fans) on 100% power before proceeding to tune the

PID. Leave the fans off for the all-metal nozzle and materials with

target temperatures higher than 260°C. You can turn on the fans

by tapping > . 100% is the default input. Then tap .

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