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Operating & Maintaining the Connex500/350 3D Printer
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Optimum head alignment is shown when the fourth lines in the upper
and lower rows are aligned, as in figure 6‐48. In the example shown, no
change to the head alignment is necessary. If other lines in the set are
aligned, you need to change the alignment of that head—in the next
wizard screens.
10. In the wizard screen shown in figure 6‐46, select the Transparency
removed check box, and click
The first in a series of alignment screens appears.
Figure 6-49: Head alignment screen
11. In the head‐alignment screen, select the number that indicates which
lines align in the upper and lower rows of a pair on the transparency
(counting from the left) for this print head.
Note: Because the alignment of the fourth lines is optimum, the number "4"
is selected, by default, in the wizard screen. This does not change the head
alignment. If you select other numbers, the wizard adjusts the head
alignment, accordingly.
12. Click
to display the next head alignment screen, and again select
Next
the number representing the most closely aligned vertical lines on the
transparency for that print head.
When you have finished aligning all of the heads, the following screen
is displayed.
Figure 6-50: Parameter update confirmation
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