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- Page 1 Configuring Artemis SeeMeCNC Guides Configuring Artemis Configuring your Artemis printer. Connecting it to your network and getting everything dialed in for successful printing. Written By: SeeMeCNC © 2018 seemecnc.dozuki.com/ Page 1 of 11...
- Page 2 Configuring Artemis Step 1 — Close Other APPs Close other applications that may use the USB com port. This printer is NOT designed to run from the USB port. Only connect the USB cable during setup of the printer.
- Page 3 Configuring Artemis Step 3 — Download Duet Driver Files If you are running windows, click here to download the Duet Wifi Drivers. If you are running Mac or Linux, you won't need them - skip this step. Unzip the file and save the drivers somewhere you'll be able to find them.
- Page 4 Configuring Artemis Step 4 — WiFi Setup - MAC If you are not using a MAC, proceed to the next step. Mac OSX Users: Open Applications > Utilities > Terminal . Run ls /dev/tty.* Copy the result that has USB in ...
- Page 5 Configuring Artemis Step 5 — Wifi Setup - Windows Plug the micro USB cable into the USB slot on the (top) left side of your printer. Connect to the printer with YAT, S3D, MatterControl, or carrier pigeon. Note that you'll need to set ...
- Page 6 Configuring Artemis Step 6 — Initial Setup Check that your FSR's are working properly. You should see a blue light through the slots in the side of the base with the power cord. Push down on the bed in a few different places and make sure the lights flash/blink - you shouldn't need to push very hard.
- Page 7 Configuring Artemis Step 7 — Calibrating your printer We have setup a custom macro to take care of all the heavy lifting for your first calibration. On the "Machine Control" tab, you can click "First Probe" under "User-Defined Macros" to do your first calibration.
- Page 8 Configuring Artemis After your initial calibration, you can calibrate by clicking the "Auto Delta Calibration" button, or by sending "G32" in the gcode console. We highly recommend probing with the bed cold. FSR's get finicky with temperature increases and the thermal expansion of the bed is so minimal as to be non-existent.
- Page 9 Then click "Filament Load" under User- Defined Macros, and click OK. Click here for the guide on creating macros. Click here to go to the list of SeeMeCNC Macros. © 2018 seemecnc.dozuki.com/ Page 9 of 11...
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Page 10: First Print
This is nothing to worry about, this is excess residue on the silicone bed from the manufacturing process. We cycle every bed at SeeMeCNC before shipping to reduce / eliminate this issue, but some are more determined than others. - Page 11 Configuring Artemis Step 10 — Start Printing Successfully We recommend using Cura for slicing. All v3.2 testing is performed with Cura and our slicing profiles for our printers will get you going fast! Click here to see our guide for...
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