da Vinci Super 3D Printer User Manual
This manual provides instructions for the correct and safe use of the da Vinci Super 3D Printer. It covers the printer's functions, maintenance, and operation.
Safety Precautions
Read the product manual and safety precautions carefully before using, operating, or installing the product. All trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in this manual are the intellectual property of their respective owners.Important Notes
Trademarks
Product Description
This section describes the da Vinci Super 3D Printer and its included accessories. The printer features: When sending the product for warranty repair, it is recommended to use the original packaging. Keep the original packaging after unpacking. Using non-original packaging may result in unexpected damage, which will be subject to paid service, regardless of the warranty period.Printer Overview
Included Accessories
Maintenance Tools Precautions
Repair and Service
Unboxing and Setup
Follow these steps to unbox and set up your da Vinci Super 3D Printer.
- Remove the outer plastic wrap and PP bands.
- Remove the top lid of the box.
- Remove the top box and packing materials.
- Remove the inner box.
- Remove the accessories box.
- Place the printer on a stable workbench or flat surface. Note: The printer is heavy; do not attempt to move it alone.
- Remove any securing tape from the printer.
- Open the door and remove cushioning material and tape.
- Use nippers to remove the upper binding bands and packing material.
- Insert the tube's end through the top cover and into the extruder.
- Insert the remaining tube end securely into the feeder module.
- Plug in the power cable.
- Turn on the power; unboxing and setup are complete.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Printing Technology | FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) |
| Body Size (W*D*H) | 511*581*670 mm |
| Body Weight | 35.5kg |
| Print Size (W*D*H) | With Sub-feeder: 290 x 290 x 290 mm With General Feeder: 300 x 300 x 300 mm |
| Pitch (mm) | 0.05-0.4 |
| Auto Feeder | Yes |
| Platform Heating | Yes |
| Auto Calibration | Yes |
| Nozzle Diameter (mm) | 0.4 |
| Compatible Materials | ABS / PLA / TPE / Tough PLA / PETG, open-filament |
| Language | Multilingual |
| Communication Method | USB 2.0/WiFi |
| Printing Software | XYZware Pro |
| Compatible File Formats | .stl/.3w |
| Supported OS | Windows 7+ / Mac OS X 10.10~10.12 |
Touch Panel Menu, Functions, and Display Information
Main Menu
The main menu provides access to:
- USB Print Menu: For printing files from a USB drive.
- Filament Load/Unload: For managing filament.
- Settings: For configuring printer options.
USB Print Menu
This menu allows you to print files directly from a USB memory stick without using a computer.
[Screenshot description: A screen showing a list of files on a USB drive, with options to select and print.]
Filament Load/Unload
This function allows you to load or unload filament, including temperature detection for third-party materials.
[Screenshot description: The filament menu showing current filament status (e.g., 128/250 M), with Load and Unload buttons.]
Settings
The Settings menu is divided into two pages:
- Page 1: Platform Settings (Print-Bed), Print Head Settings (Print-Head), Filament Settings (Filament), Wireless Settings (Wi-Fi), Language Settings (Language), and Display Settings (Display).
- Page 2: Sound Settings (Sound), Statistics (Statistics), Model Information (Model), Version Information (Version), Legal Information (Legal Info), and Reset options (Reset).
[Screenshot description: Two pages of the Settings menu, showing various configuration options like Wi-Fi, Language, Sound, Version, etc.]
Operation and Instructions
USB Printing
- Insert the USB memory stick into the printer.
- Select 'USB Print' from the main menu.
- Choose the file (.3w file) you wish to print.
- Review the file information and press the 'PRINT' button.
[Screenshot description: Steps showing inserting USB, selecting USB print, choosing a file, and the print information screen with a large 'PRINT' button.]
Filament Loading (Load)
- Mount the filament spool so it unwinds in a clockwise direction.
- Select 'Filament Load/Unload' from the main menu.
- Choose 'Load'.
- Confirm the action.
- Insert the filament into the feeder.
- The nozzle will heat up to 240°C (for PLA from XYZprinting), and loading will begin.
- Once the filament is successfully extruded from the nozzle, press 'Check' to confirm loading is complete.
[Screenshot description: Steps showing filament spool mounting, UI for load selection, confirmation prompt, insertion into feeder, nozzle heating, and loading complete confirmation.]
Filament Unloading
- Select 'Filament Load/Unload' from the main menu.
- Choose 'Unload'.
- Confirm the action.
- The nozzle will heat up to 210°C, and unloading will begin.
- Once unloading is complete, press 'Check'.
[Screenshot description: Steps showing UI for unloading selection, confirmation prompt, nozzle heating, and unloading complete confirmation.]
Filament Refill (Refill)
The da Vinci Super offers a refill function for when filament runs low during printing.
- During printing, select the filament icon.
- Select 'Filament Refill' and confirm. The print will pause.
- The nozzle will heat up, and the current filament will be unloaded.
- Replace the filament with a new one (refer to loading instructions) and press 'Proceed'.
- The nozzle will heat up again, and you can insert the new filament into the feeder.
- Confirm that filament is being extruded from the nozzle and press 'Check'.
[Screenshot description: Steps showing the refill process, including pausing the print, unloading old filament, inserting new filament, and confirming extrusion.]
Settings
Temperature Settings
The da Vinci Super supports third-party filaments and allows adjustment of nozzle and platform temperatures based on material properties.
- Auto Detect: When using genuine XYZprinting filament, the printer automatically detects the NFC chip on the spool to adjust nozzle, platform, and unloading temperatures.
- Manual Settings: Users can manually adjust nozzle, platform, and unloading temperatures based on material and print requirements.
[Screenshot description: UI screens showing temperature settings, including Auto-Detect and Manual adjustment options for Print-Bed, Nozzle, and Nozzle (Unloading). A table details the adjustment ranges.]
Platform (Print-Bed) Settings
This section covers calibration and Z-offset adjustments. [Screenshot description: UI screens showing the Calibration menu, the 'Start Calibration?' prompt, and the 'Calibrating' process with visual indicators.] After calibration, adjust the Z-offset to ensure proper filament extrusion. [Screenshot description: UI screens showing the Z-offset menu with a value adjustment and a confirmation prompt.] This function allows manual control of the platform and print head movement. [Screenshot description: UI screen for Jog Mode showing directional controls for X, Y, and Z axes, and a visual of the home position.] Before cleaning the nozzle, unload filament and remove the guide tube. [Screenshot description: Steps showing the nozzle cleaning process, including UI prompts, nozzle movement, and physical cleaning actions.] The da Vinci Super nozzle has a ventilation cover that can be adjusted for different materials (closed for PLA/PETG, open for ABS/TPE). [Diagram description: Steps for removing and installing the extruder and nozzle module, including detaching cables and pressing release buttons.]Calibration
Z-offset (Z-offset)
JOG Mode (Jog Mode)
Nozzle (Print-Head) Settings
Nozzle Cleaning
Nozzle Replacement
Filament
Refer to the 'Filament Load/Unload' section for details on managing filament.
Wireless (Wi-Fi)
Preparation
- Network printing is primarily for internal networks (Intranet). Ensure the printer and computer are on the same network segment and connected to the same Access Point.
- Wireless settings are configured via XYZware Pro. Install XYZware Pro beforehand.
- Refer to the manufacturer's documentation for detailed instructions on connecting to a wireless LAN Access Point.
- The supported channel width for wireless printing is 20MHz. Consult your Access Point's manual for adjustment methods.
- Ensure the wireless LAN network is enabled.
- The device supports the following encryption methods; password entry is required during printer connection setup.
Adding Wireless Connection
- Select 'Wi-Fi' from the Settings menu.
- Press 'ADD'. The printer will automatically scan for nearby wireless networks (Access Points).
- Select the wireless network you wish to connect to.
- Enter the password.
- Once connected successfully, press 'Check'.
[Screenshot description: Steps showing Wi-Fi selection, network scanning, network list, password entry, and successful connection confirmation.]
XYZware Pro Connection
Verify the connection with XYZware Pro.
- Launch XYZware Pro and select the 'Printer Monitor' option at the bottom right.
- Click 'Connect by IP' and enter the printer's IP address (obtainable from the printer's display).
- Confirm the file transfer; setup is complete.
[Screenshot description: UI of XYZware Pro showing the printer monitor, IP connection dialog, and a confirmation that the printer is connected.] You can change the printer's display language via Settings > Language. Supported languages include Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. [Screenshot description: The Language selection screen showing English, Japanese, and Spanish options.] The Display settings allow you to configure the screen's standby time. Options include 1, 2, 3, 5 minutes, or 'never'. [Screenshot description: The Display settings screen showing options for standby time.]Language (Language)
Display (Display)
Sound
You can adjust the touch panel operation sounds.
[Screenshot description: The Sound settings screen with ON/OFF toggles.]
Statistics
The Statistics function records the printer's usage history, including:
- Uptime
- Nozzle replacement count and usage time
- Last calibration record
- Filament usage record
- Print job records
[Screenshot description: Various Statistics screens showing Uptime, Nozzle usage, Last Calibration, Filament usage, and Print Job completion.]
Reset
- To restore factory default settings, select 'Factory Reset' and confirm.
[Screenshot description: The Reset screen with a 'Factory Reset' option and a confirmation prompt.]
Printing
Transfer print files using the 'XYZware Pro' printer driver.
Connect the printer to your computer via USB cable and install 'XYZware Pro'.
Supported File Formats:
- .stl, .3w file import
- .3w file conversion
- .stl file saving
- Print settings, file transfer
- Print list
- Display language settings, color preview
- Version check, update, access to homepage
- Zoom in/out of preview
- Change preview perspective
- Move model position
- Rotate model orientation
- Enlarge/reduce model size
- Display model-related information
- Delete model
- Printer temperature information, filament information, print progress confirmation
XYZware Pro is compatible with Windows 7 and later, and Mac OS 10.8 and later. Install it from the included disk or download from the XYZprinting official website: http://jp.xyzprinting.com.
After launching the software, click 'Import' to load your model file. Use 'File Conversion' to adjust print settings for desired speed and quality. Click 'Print' to slice the model and start the printing process.
For updates, operating instructions, and technical support, visit the XYZprinting official website: http://jp.xyzprinting.com.
[Screenshot description: The XYZware Pro interface showing a 3D model and various tool icons for import, conversion, settings, and printing.]
Part Installation
Sub-feeder (Front-feeding Motor)
- The sub-feeder is specifically for flexible materials (TPE). Unload filament and turn off the power before installing.
- TPE filament must be used with the sub-feeder; do not use it with the general feeder.
- The sub-feeder may become hot (above 50°C) during printing; do not touch it.
- Cut the filament tip at a 45-degree angle.
- Insert the filament tip through the guide tube and top cover, release the feeder lever, and insert about 3 cm of filament.
- Insert the guide tube into the sub-feeder and attach the sub-feeder to the top of the print module.
- Connect the cable.
- Press the white button and align the sub-feeder with the filament inlet to insert the filament.
- Confirm the filament enters the inlet and press to secure it. Installation is complete.
[Image description: Steps showing filament cutting, insertion through tubes, connecting the sub-feeder, and securing it.]
Laser Module (Laser Engraver, Optional)
Please read this manual carefully before using, operating, installing, or replacing the laser module.
Product Appearance
- Cooling Fan: Dissipates heat from the module.
- Laser Nozzle: Where the laser beam exits.
- Cable Socket: For connecting the module.
Laser Engraving Materials
Supported Materials: Paper, Cardboard, Leather, Wood, Plastic.
Caution: Avoid materials with bright colors, glossy surfaces, or dark/gray colors for optimal results. Plastics like PP, ABS, and PE can be engraved. Ensure the target surface is flat and level with the module for best results. Avoid engraving warped or curved objects.
Installation/Replacement Method
If filament is loaded, unload it first and select 'Change Nozzle' before installing the laser module. Then, turn off the printer's power.
Extruder Removal: Press the white button on the back of the extruder to detach it. Gently push the spring around the feed port and remove the filament guide tube. Press the harness connector and detach the cable.
- Laser Module Installation: Connect the flat cable to the laser engraver (ensure correct orientation).
- Align the laser engraver with the bracket and secure the holder.
[Image description: Steps showing laser module connection and mounting, and extruder removal.]
Laser Engraving Software Features
After installing the laser module, open the 'XYZware Pro' software. Select the 'Laser Engraving Function' from the top right toolbar. Import your image file, edit and set engraving effects, and start the engraving process.
Function Description:
- Users can select 'Vector' or 'Pixel' engraving modes.
- Adjust engraving speed, number of layers, contour detection sensitivity, and color depth sensitivity.
Engraving Task Interruption and Cancellation:
- PAUSE: Temporarily stops the task.
- RESUME: Resumes the engraving task.
- CANCEL: Aborts the laser engraving task.
Product Specifications (Laser Module)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Laser Wavelength | 450nm±5nm/-10nm InGaN |
| Laser Efficiency | 350mW ± 10% |
| Laser Classification | Class 3B |
| Laser Beam Diameter | ≤ 1mm |
| Engraving Size | 28.5 x 28.5 cm |
| Laser Operation Mode | CW (Continuous Wave) |
| Compatible File Formats | JPG / PNG / GIF / BMP |
Support
If your printer encounters issues, consult the troubleshooting section below. If problems persist, contact the support center.
Error Codes and Solutions
Service codes displayed on the printer or software interface indicate specific issues. Refer to the table below for explanations and solutions.
| Service Code | Issue | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| 0010 | Nozzle Heating Problem - Slow Heating | Unplug and re-plug the cable, then restart. |
| 0011 | Nozzle Heating Problem - Heating Failure | Unplug and re-plug the cable, then restart. |
| 0013 | Nozzle Heating Problem - Temperature Anomaly | Unplug and re-plug the cable, then restart. |
| 0014 | Nozzle Heating Problem - Exceeding Specified Temperature | Unplug and re-plug the cable, then restart. |
| 0030 | X-axis Failure | Check cable connections for the cable, sensor, and motor. |
| 0031 | Y-axis Failure | Check cable connections for the cable, sensor, and motor. |
| 0032 | Z-axis Failure | Check cable connections for the cable, sensor, and motor. |
| 0050 | Internal Communication Error / Memory Error | Restart the printer. |
| 0052 | Print Head Memory Error | Replace the print head. |
Repair and Service
For warranty repair services, use the original packaging. Keep the original packaging after unpacking. Using non-original packaging may result in unexpected damage, which will be subject to paid service, regardless of the warranty period.
NCC Information
This product complies with the Low Power Radio-Frequency Devices Management Law.
- Article 12: Devices with obtained type approval are permitted for use without a license. However, it is prohibited for licensed businesses, merchants, or users to alter frequency, increase transmission power, or modify features without authorization.
- Article 14: The use of low power radio-frequency devices must not interfere with lawful communication. If interference is detected, immediately cease use. Lawful communication refers to radio communication regulated by communication rules. Low power radio-frequency devices must not affect lawful communication, industrial, scientific, medical, or other equipment, nor be affected by them.
