Job Queue Assignment - 3D Systems FIGURE 4 MODULAR User Manual

Recover from Resin-Tray Leak
1. Fully post-process the build parts, as fully cured parts
can be disposed of in regular trash. Please see the
Processing Guide for more information.
2. Remove the resin tray as per the section
Hold a drip tray under the resin tray as you remove it.
3. Empty the resin tray and clean it, as in the section
caused the alert/spill; if damaged, discard according to all government regulations.
4. Remove, inspect and clean Catch Tray
5. Clean up all spilled material according to
6. Install a new, or used/compatible resin tray and

6.7.4 Job Queue Assignment

There are two ways in which jobs may be assigned to a Printer:
Auto - automatically assigns the print job to a Printer that: 1. Uses that job's material; and, 2. Is marked as "ready to print." This
is the recommended/default setting, as it assures print jobs the quickest path to getting started on a Printer.
Manual - assigns the print job to specific Printer chosen by the operator. This is recommended if each of your Printers has a
specific type of print job it runs.
You can select either option in the
system-wide basis by going to Settings > System Controls and tapping either the Auto or Manual button.
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Post-
Install Resin Tray.
Clean Resin
(if required).
Hardware Troubleshooting item
perform the steps
job-submission screens , to control this on a per-job basis. In addition, you can set this on a
Trays. Inspect Resin Tray for any damage that could have
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to allow it to fill with material.
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