Caution And Notes On Using The Functional Menu - Cubicon Single Operation Manual

6.5. Caution and Notes on Using the Functional Menu

Cubicon Single contains a motor and a heating unit, and the printer functions are interconnected with
these parts.
Inappropriately combining these functions may cause printer damage or injury.
Please remember the following cautions and notes when you use the product.
- Cubicon Single can print a 3D model file using a G-Code file (*.hvs) created by the slicing
program Cubicreator. The printer will not recognize files in other formats.
- Use the dedicated software Cubicreator to create G-Code files for the printer.
G-Code files created by other slicing software program cannot compatible to the Cubicon.
- Because the file name in the SD Card is recognized in English only, save normal G-Code file
{SD Card}
name in English.
- Files in the SD Card will be shown on the screen from the latest sorted files.
- The number of Files in the SD Card is limited up to 150 per each folder. Clean up the folder
because it is not shown if there are more than 150 files in the folder.
- Folder of the SD Card will be recognized up to step# 2 Sub- folder.
In other words, it is recognized as Root / Sub1 / Sub2.
The extruder nozzle and heating bed must be preheated according to the filament being used
in order to properly print the model. Although the extruder nozzle and heating bed are
automatically preheated to the temperature set in G-Code before printing an object using a G-
Code file, the user can manually preheat the nozzle and heating bed using the {Preheat} and
{Temperature} settings.
{Preheat} and
{Preheat} raises the temperature of the nozzle and heating bed to the preset temperature
{Temperature}
according to the ABS or PLA material. {Temperature} is used to separately adjust the nozzle
temperature, heating bed temperature, convection circulation temperature, and print fan speed.
To push the filament out of the nozzle, the filament must first be heated to the melting point. In
other words, the extruder nozzle must be heated to melt the filament, as the filament must pass
through the nozzle for printing. Set the extruder temperature to be sufficiently high to melt the
{Extruder}
filament.
temperature
setting
=Nozzle
temperature
To print the model on the heating bed, the heating bed must be heated so that the melted
filament out of the nozzle will adhere well to the bed.
As the printed object may not adhere to the bottom or may be in a distorted shape if the
temperature of the heating bed is not suitable for the filament in use, the target temperature of
the heating bed should be set according to the filament in use and the printed object.
{Heat Bed}
temperature
setting
{Chamber} The chamber controls the convection circulation temperature inside the printer. If the internal
temperature temperature is higher than the set temperature, it uses the outside air to cool the printer down
setting
to the set temperature.
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When printing with G-Code, the temperatures of the heating bed and nozzle are
sequentially raised to the values set in G-Code. Therefore, the target temperature of the
extruder nozzle is displayed as "Wait" when the temperature of the heating bed is not at
the target temperature.
* Operations involving the extruder motor, including print, {Load}, {Unload}, {Auto tilt
Align}, etc. automatically include heating of the extruder nozzle.
* The temperature setting range of Extruder is 160 ~ 260C. If the temperature is less than
160C it will be shown as 0C and it means the temperature of non-heated extruder.
If the extruder nozzle is not heated or is heated to a temperature lower than the filament
melting temperature, the filament may be fragmented or cut off, or in extreme cases the
extruder may malfunction.
* Printing will begin when the heating bed is heated to the temperature set in the G-
Code.
* The 'bottom aid' option can be applied when G-Code is saved by Cubicreator if the
printed object does not adhere to the bottom even after adjusting the temperature of the
heating bed.
* Temperature setting range of heating bed is 40 ~ 120C. In the case of less than 40C it
is shown in 0C which means a temperature of heated bed does not heated the heating
bed.
If you use a tape on a bed, and do not use heated, it allows to set temperature of bed 0C.
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