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| ==== Setting a static IP address for RepRap Industrial ethernet connection ==== | ==== Setting a static IP address for RepRap Industrial ethernet connection ==== | ||
| - | First, [[#Commandline Access to the linux operating system via SSH|establish a commandline connection]] to the printer. | + | First, [[#commandline-access-to-the-linux-operating-system-via-ssh|establish a commandline connection]] to the printer. |
| From within the terminal session, edit the network configuration via the command line editor "nano" | From within the terminal session, edit the network configuration via the command line editor "nano" | ||
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| exit | exit | ||
| - | Shut down (see [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Manual control]]) and reboot (power-on button, [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Electronic chamber|11]] in [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Electronic chamber|fig. 4]]) the RepRap Industrial to establish the alterations. | + | [[software-version-v1.1.0-operation-and-commissioning#switching-off-the-3d-printer|Shut down]] and [[software-version-v1.1.0-operation-and-commissioning#waking-from-standby|reboot]] the RepRap Industrial to establish the alterations. |
| - | <WRAP clear/> </WRAP> | + | <WRAP clear/> |
| ==== Use a custom NTP server for time signals ==== | ==== Use a custom NTP server for time signals ==== | ||
| - | First, [[#Commandline Access to the linux operating system via SSH|establish a commandline connection]] to the printer. | + | First, [[#commandline-access-to-the-linux-operating-system-via-ssh|establish a commandline connection]] to the printer. |
| From within the terminal session, stop the NTP daemon background process | From within the terminal session, stop the NTP daemon background process | ||
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| exit | exit | ||
| - | Shut down (see [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Manual control]]) and reboot (power-on button, [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Electronic chamber|11]] in [[reprap-industrial-v1:Manual#Electronic chamber|fig. 4]]) the RepRap Industrial to establish the alterations. | + | [[software-version-v1.1.0-operation-and-commissioning#switching-off-the-3d-printer|Shut down]] and [[software-version-v1.1.0-operation-and-commissioning#waking-from-standby|reboot]] the RepRap Industrial to establish the alterations. |
| - | <WRAP clear/> </WRAP> | + | <WRAP clear/> |
| ==== Changing Shell Password in the BeagleBone Black Operating System ==== | ==== Changing Shell Password in the BeagleBone Black Operating System ==== | ||
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| - | <WRAP clear/> </WRAP> | + | <WRAP clear/> |
| <WRAP group> | <WRAP group> | ||
| <WRAP half column> | <WRAP half column> | ||
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| Another way of making leveling a little bit less important is "floating" your print on a raft. Slic3r (and most other slicing software) provides the "raft" function, a special kind of support material, which means that before starting with the actual object a (customizable) number of loosely printed layers is printed to compensate slight leveling mistakes. If you choose the raft settings correctly, beginning with a layer as wide and thick as allowable (depending on the nozzle tip's diameter) leveling will become a much less annoying process.\\ The raft's first layer is treated as the print's first layer and uses the respective settings. The following layers of the raft are calculated according to the support material settings. Choose the maximal first layer height (//Slic3r -> Print Settings -> Layers and perimeters/First layer height//) and a first layer extrusion width of 250 % (//Slic3r -> Print Settings -> Advanced/Extrusion width -First layer//) for a compensating, condoning and stable raft. | Another way of making leveling a little bit less important is "floating" your print on a raft. Slic3r (and most other slicing software) provides the "raft" function, a special kind of support material, which means that before starting with the actual object a (customizable) number of loosely printed layers is printed to compensate slight leveling mistakes. If you choose the raft settings correctly, beginning with a layer as wide and thick as allowable (depending on the nozzle tip's diameter) leveling will become a much less annoying process.\\ The raft's first layer is treated as the print's first layer and uses the respective settings. The following layers of the raft are calculated according to the support material settings. Choose the maximal first layer height (//Slic3r -> Print Settings -> Layers and perimeters/First layer height//) and a first layer extrusion width of 250 % (//Slic3r -> Print Settings -> Advanced/Extrusion width -First layer//) for a compensating, condoning and stable raft. | ||
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| - | The raft can either be built of the model's material and cut away later or, if available for the specific plastic, of support material and broken off or dissolved. Check with the [[knowledge-base#materials|Materials']] section to see if a secondary support material is available. For break-away or soluble rafts the dual extrusion function of the RepRap Industrial is required. Remember to check that all necessary calibrations and settings have been made as described in the [[knowledge-base#Dual extruder printing|Knowledgebase]]. | + | The raft can either be built of the model's material and cut away later or, if available for the specific plastic, of support material and broken off or dissolved. Check with the [[knowledge-base#materials|Materials']] section to see if a secondary support material is available. For break-away or soluble rafts the dual extrusion function of the RepRap Industrial is required. Remember to check that all necessary calibrations and settings have been made as described [[#basic-dual-extruder-settings|above]]. |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
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