2. The ProJetTM 1500 WebGUI is designed for ease of use and understanding
3. Hovering over a title brings up a screen tip that describes its function
4. Home page
Print Name is name of current print
being printed
Material shows current material in
cartridge
The Bulb Status shows
current bulb energy status.
When this gets to 50% the
user will be prompted to
change bulbs for better
performance for the
printer.
Print Height is the current height
the print is built to. It will
increase with the print until the
print is complete.
Estimated Time
Remaining is the
current time left to
complete the print.
This status bar shows estimate of
current amount of material in print
cartridge.
Build Consumption is the
dynamic cumulative amount
of material used.
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information
Pause allows print to be
restarted. Stop does
NOT allow for build to
be restarted.
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5. Home Page- Help Page
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Material shows current material in cartridge
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The Bulb Status shows current bulb energy status. When this gets to 50% the user will be prompted to
change bulbs for better performance for the printer.
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This status bar shows estimate of current amount of material in print cartridge. Just hold mouse over
weight and get popup.
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Print Name is name of current print being printed
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Print Height is the current height the print is built to. It will increase with the print until the print is
complete.
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Estimated Time Remaining is the current time left to complete the print. units hr:min:sec
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Start is used it start the print. This button is changed to Pause after the print begins and back to Start
after the print is completed.
Pause allows print to be restarted.
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Stop does NOT allow for print to be restarted.
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Build Consumption is the dynamic cumulative amount of material used. Just hold mouse over weight and
get popup.
6. Create New Print Page
The material cartridge currently in the
printer is shown in black. All other
materials are shown in grey print.
A print job may be created from any
material in the Material List, but only the
print job that matches the material
currently in the printer may be printed at
any time.
Some materials have more than one
mode of print available.
Standard Style is the default print
mode.
If a print job created in a material NOT
currently in the printer, simply replace the
material cartridge, material
tray, gasket, and coater bar for the desired
print materialjob.
HELP link for full page
information
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7. New Print Create Page- Help page
The purpose of the New Print Create Page is to allow the user a method for naming prints,
projects, and choosing the materials and print styles to create with.
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Submitter is defaulted to the printer hostname.
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Print Name is entered by the User. Note the print name cannot be a duplicate of an already submitted print.
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Project name is entered by the User.
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Email defaults to the User logged into the printer and emails are sent with print start, pause, and print
completed information.
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The material cartridge currently in the printer is shown in black. All other materials are shown in grey print.
A print job may be created from any material in the Material List, but only the print job that matches the
material currently in the printer may be printed at any time.
If a print job created in a material NOT currently in the printer, simply replace the material cartridge, material
tray, gasket, and coater bar for the desired print materialjob.
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Some materials have more than one mode of print available.
Standard Style is the default print mode.
9. Prints Queue- Help page
The purpose of the Prints Queue page is to provide a list of all available prints created on the given printer. The
list also provides specific information for each print.
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Link in blue is the Print Name given by the user.
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Next to each Print Name is one of four icons
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Yellow spinning status circle shows a print that is currently being printed or Active icon.
Blue Matrix icon shows a print that is not active, but waiting in the queue or Queue icon.
Green triangle shows print that has completed, and waiting to be removed form the printer or Completed icon.
Red Triangle shows print that is aborted or Aborted icon.
Under each Print Name the following information is given:
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Estimated Print Time•
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If the print has the Active Icon then the time shown is the estimated time left in the print to completion.
If the print has the Queue icon then the time shown is an estimate of the complete time of the print.
Print Material used- This only is given for the Active icon, and shows the current amount of material used thus far in the print.
Estimated Print Material used is an estimate of the amount of material to be used in the given print.
Each Print name also has the print material it was created to use listed underneath.
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UpDown arrows allow for prints to be prioritized in the queue. Note that a print that has already started may not be moved.
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The red X is used to Delete a print. When pressed the User will be prompted to acknowledge that choice before the printer will
execute the abort.
11. Print Tracking Page- HELP page
The purpose of the Print tracking page is to allow for the user to open and view a
history of prints on the printer.
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The information can be retrieved by pressing the Download Data button and opening the
TSV file in spreadsheet.
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The information contained in the TSV file is:
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Print Name
Print Submitter
Project
Print State
Start Time
Duration- time for print to complete
Material- type of material
Material used- Amount (mL)
Height (in)
The data can be retrieved from durations of Previous Week up to Previous Year
Data can only be retrieved when printer is not printing
13. Users - HELP page
The purpose of the USERS page is to list all registered users for the given
printer. This is the place all user data is added, and removed after a printer
has been registered.
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Create New Account link allows for new users to be added by going to a USER
Account page.
The link by each user icon allows for a user to edit user information or to delete a
user form the printer.
The email link opens the default email system on the client PC to send an email.
14. Create New Account page
Display Name is what name
appears in the Users page.
Email is used only if the User
wants email notification.
Notification can either be Browser or Browser
& Email.
Browser only notifies the User on the client
browser when a print has
started, paused, resumed, aborted, or
completed.
Browser & Email will also send an email to
address given above for each print action
listed with Browser.
Login and Password must be entered for each user. This
is to be used by given user to login into printer for
operation.
Role is defined as User or Administrator. The
Administrator has the privileges to:
1. Advanced tab-(Shut down, diagnostics
and software updates)
2. Ability to change settings
3. Delete jobs
15. Setting- Network Identification Settings
Enable DHCP is default setting for the printer.
This allows for client PC to easily access and
assign IP address to communicate with printer.
Static IP Address Settings are automatically filled
in for Enable DHCP printers. If a user desires
static IP Address settings, then
1- Uncheck the Enable DHCP box
2- Fill in correct information for desired static
settings.
16. Setting- Email Settings
Link gives all help information for SMTP settings.
Test Email Address requires the user email address to be entered. Then
press the Send Test Email button and a response will quickly be shown
at the top if this page.
19. Advanced-Diagnostics- Current Status
All of these items are automatically filled
in by the printer.
The Start Remote Diagnostics button gives
the Printer assigned Service technician remote
access to the printer. This allows for the
service technician to access information to
restore the printer to proper working
condition. *3D personnel only.
20. Advanced-Diagnostics- Sensors and Outputs
Ambient Pump Count is measured
count when printer is powered on.
Vacuum Pump Count is
measured count when printer
is in vacuum mode. The
Vacuum Pump Count should be
~150 count below Ambient
Pressure.
Puff Pump Count is measured
count when printer is in puff
mode. This value is always <100
count above Ambient Pump
Count.
UV Sensor is measured count of UV
light at sensor.
Outputs: Checking the box will
activate the corresponding
output
21. Advanced-Diagnostics- Shuttle Motion
Home Sensor is a readout of the sensor
HW when manually enabled.
Home Position will allow for the shuttle to move
to home position from any other position. If
encoder position is lost due to a failure, this is
used to regain the shuttle home. Accompanying
readout is a target.
Scrape Position is the position to the front of
the material tray or front of printer.
Accompanying readout is a target.
Coat Position is the position to move too, in
order to coat or recoat the material tray with
material. Accompanying readout is a target.
Current Position is a readout of the current
position. Note the values do not have units. Each
move has a tolerance of ~0.100 and is not
cumulative.
Fill Position is the position to move to in order
to actuate the cartridge valves and add material
to the material tray. Accompanying readout is a
target.
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page information
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information
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22. Diagnostics- Shuttle Motion Help page
The purpose of the Shuttle Motion page is to allow for the user to correct
shuttle errors, and to manually home the shuttle, or fill the tray.
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Home Sensor is a readout of the sensor HW when manually enabled.
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Home Position will allow for the shuttle to move to home position from any other position. If encoder
position is lost due to a failure, this is used to regain the shuttle home. Accompanying readout is a target.
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Scrape Position is the position to the front of the material tray or front of printer. Accompanying readout
is a target.
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Coat Position is the position to move too, in order to coat or recoat the material tray with material.
Accompanying readout is a target.
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Fill Position is the position to move to in order to actuate the cartridge valves and add material to the
material tray. Accompanying readout is a target.
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Current Position is a readout of the current position. Note the values do not have units. Each move has a
tolerance of ~0.100 and is not cumulative.
23. Advanced-Diagnostics-UV Shutter Motion
Home Sensor is a readout of the sensor HW when
manually enabled.
Home UV Shutter is a routine to home and close
the UV Shutter door.
Open UV Shutter opens the UV Shutter door to
open operating position.
Close UV Shutter closes the UV Shutter door to
closed operating position.
HELP link for full page
information
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24. Diagnostics- UV Shutter Motion
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Home Sensor is a readout of the sensor HW when manually enabled.
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Home UVShutter is a routine to home and close the UVShutter door.
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Open UVShutter opens the UVShutter door to open operating position.
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Close UVShutter closes the UVShutter door to closed operating position.
25. Advanced-Diagnostics-Elevator Motion
Left Home Sensor is a
readout of the left sensor
HW when manually
enabled.
Left Position is a readout
of the left elevator
position after moves on
Elevator Motion page.
Right Home Sensor is a
readout of the right
sensor HW when
manually enabled.
Right Position is a
readout of the right
elevator position after
moves on Elevator
Motion page.
Move Elevator executes
the move chosen from
the list of UpDown
moves.
Move to Idle executes
the move to Idle Position
~0.5” from the top of the
elevator assembly..
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information
Home Elevator executes the
move to Home Position at
the top of the elevator
assembly..
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26. Diagnostics- Elevator Motion Help page
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Left Home Sensor is a readout of the left sensor HW when manually enabled.
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Right Home Sensor is a readout of the right sensor HW when manually enabled.
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Left Position is a readout of the left elevator position after moves on Elevator Motion page.
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Right Position is a readout of the right elevator position after moves on Elevator Motion
page.
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Move Elevator executes the move chosen from the list of UpDown moves.
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Move to Idle executes the move to Idle Position ~0.5” from the top of the elevator
assembly.
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Home Elevator executes the move to Home Position at the top of the elevator assembly.
27. Advanced-Diagnostics-Routines
Perform Maintenance Routine enables
the shuttle assembly to move back and
forth to remove any excess debris that
may be in the tray.
Perform Low Material Tray Fill Routine
enables the printer to perform a routine
to add material to a low material tray.
Do not over fill material tray.
If a large piece of debris is in the tray,
unlock the door, lift the shuttle tray and
remove with gloves or a putty knife.
Limit to 4-fills. Reset only on reboot,
print pause, or build complete.
Start Coat Test enables the printer to
perform a routine to coat the material
tray 5-cycles. The user must input the
number of cycles.
Perform New Material Tray Fill Routine
enables the printer to perform a routine
to fill a new material tray.
The material tray MUST be empty or
near empty or this could overflow the
material tray.
Material Tray Cure Routine enables the printer
to cure material in material tray before disposing
of material tray in alignment with local standards.
Help link
28. Diagnostics- Service Routine Help Page
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Service Elevator Alignment Routine enables the printer service technician a method to align
the elevators during assembly or replacement.
This cycles the elevator assembly from top to bottom and finishes at the glass to tighten the
elevator base to the chassis.
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Service Load Cell Calibration Routine enables the printer service technician a method to
calibrate the load cell during assembly or replacement.
This will require the service technician to have an empty (or near empty) and a full (or near
full) cartridges.
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Service Imager Calibration Routine enables the printer service technician a method to
calibrate or recalibrate an imager during service or replacement.
This provides a template and target to calibrate the system for better accuracy.
Use the HELP button below to see the scale inputs for the imager calibration.
29. Diagnostics- Service Routine Help Page
Imager Calibration
The following are scales used to determine the inputs for the imager calibration.
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9
6
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-12
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3 6 9 12
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4.5
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10.5
7.5
Detailed instructions for imager
calibration in the service routine
module
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30. Advanced-Software update
Check for Updates: Check for updates
manually, daily, weekly, bi-weekly or
monthly
Module Name: Name of software
currently running on printer
Installed Version: Version of software
currently running on printer
Available Versions: The latest software
releases will show up here. Clicking on
the link will allow you to update the
software.
32. The help tab will redirect you to 3dpedia.
Username: pj15k Password: pj15k. This is the standard login and can also be found on
the quick reference guide.
