Material Load/Unload Cancellation; Working With The Tools Page - Stratasys F123 Series Manual

Working with the Tools Page

Material Load/Unload Cancellation

The Cancel button will only be displayed within the Material Details page for a material that is in
the process of being loaded/unloaded. This button allows you to cancel a material load or
unload already in process. Depending on your printer's configuration, a warning may be
generated after selecting the Cancel button. In the event of a warning, text will be displayed on
the screen to indicate the cause of the warning.
Working with the Tools Page
The options within the Tools page are organized into 6 categories: Settings, Calibration,
Maintenance, Network, Power, and Light. The Display Area of the Tools page contains a button
corresponding to each of these categories. With the exception of the Light button, pressing the
button corresponding to each of these categories will open an individual page containing
printer information that can be viewed as well as printer settings and preferences which can be
configured for that particular category. After selecting any of the buttons within the Tools page a
Back button will be displayed within the heading of the page; press this button to return to the
main Tools page.
Within this page you can turn a variety of printer settings on/off (including part placement,
standby mode, etc.), select your printer's address type (dynamic, static, or Wi-Fi), adjust the
brightness of the touchscreen display and turn the printer or the oven light on/off. As a part of
its initial installation and setup (performed by your authorized service representative) your
printer's network settings will be configured within this page (as described within
the Network" (page
access this page in order to adjust printer preferences.
Figure 35: Cancel Button
14)). Once those settings are configured you may need to occasionally
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Material Load Controls
Warning/error
information will
be displayed
here
"Configuring
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