SprintRay SRP2405A 3D Printer User Guide

Pro2
Model SRP2405A
The Most Advanced 3D Printer in Dentistry
Quick Start Guide
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SRP2405A 3D Printer

Congratulations!

You’re about to unbox the most advanced dental 3D printer ever made. This guide contains everything you need to know to get started with Pro 2.
We’re so excited to see how you use it to impact patient lives!

Training and Support
Sprint Ray University provides personalized virtual and in-person courses designed to maximize your printing experience. Discover more at sprintrayuniversity.com
I you have questions about your new products, please reach out to Sprint Ray:

http://scheduletraining.pro

Visit support.sprintray.com
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Email support@sprintray.com

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Order Consumables

Visit the Sprint Ray store to order resin, tanks, and accessories for your Pro 2
Visit store.sprintray.com

Sign Up with Sprint Ray

Your Sprint Ray account is used for everything from sending print jobs, ordering designs, and purchasing consumables.
You’ll need an active account to send print files to your Pro 2.

Order Appliance Designs
Submit scan files and patient information, receive 3D designs that are ready to print. Available treatments include occlusal guards, surgical guides, clear aligners, hybrid dentures, crowns, removable dentures, smile designs, veneers, bleaching trays, and more

Unbox

Standard Pro 2 ships with a standard build platform and resin tank, optimized for maximum
Equipment: throughput. The build platform, resin tank, and Optical Panel are preinstalled.

Optional Equipment: Optional accessories for the Pro 2, like the Arch Kit, can be fitted to help customize
(Sold Separately) the printing experience for your office. Visit store.sprintray.com

Create a Workspace

The physical space your printer occupies plays a vital role in its success. Dust, heat, and direct sunlight can drastically impact your system’s success o failure.
For best results, set Pro 2 up near your other SprintRay devices for optimal workflow efficiency. Turn the leveling feet on the bottom of the device to fine-tune the position of the printer and ensure that it sits level.

Recommended  Operating  Temperature

WARNING!
Do not place your printer near a mill or other equipment that produces dust. The inner components of the printer are highly sensitive, and excessive dust accumulation can impact print quality and accuracy.

Do
• Level surface
• Clean workspace
• Away from other equipment
• Away from windows and sunlight
• Consistent temperature 70-85 F
• Well ventilated area| Don’t
• Uneven surface
• Dusty, dirty workspace
• Near other lab equipment
• Near windows or in sunlight
• Large temperature swings
• Poor ventilation
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Level Surface Optimal Environment| Uneven Surface Warm Environment

Connecting Your SprintRay

Pro 2 is designed to be used with an active internet connection. Ordering designs, sending print jobs, and automatic handoff between devices require a SprintRay account with an active internet connection.
Advanced security protocols may prevent Pro 2 from connecting to the internet. Contact your network administrator for assistance.

Wireless Connection
Great for most offices

Awireless connection is recommended for most offices that use normal networking and security protocols. Once you start up your Pro 2, you’ll be prompted to connect to a wireless network by selecting your network name and entering the password.

wireless router is required to establish a wireless connection.

Warm Environment
Great for offices with high security
A wired connection is recommended if your wireless network uses advanced security protocols or if your Wi-Fi signal is poor. Once you start up Pro 2, select the LAN option to connect to the internet.
A network switch or router is required to establish a wired connection.

Network Security May Block Connection
Firewalls or antivirus software designed to secure your network may prevent your computer from finding the printer and connecting to SprintRay Cloud. If you need help getting connected, work with your network administrator and SprintRay support.

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Resin Tank

The resin tank holds liquid resin during the printing process When you’re not printing, cover the tank with the included lid.

Wear Gloves
Always wear gloves when handling uncured resin

Use the handles
The resin tank is designed with handles on either side. When you handle the resin tank, only hold it by the handies.

Do
• Use one tank for each resin type
• Keep away from light
• Hold by the handles
• Cover when not using
• Wear gloves while handling| Don’t
• Change the resin type often
• Touch the film or underside
• Use sharp objects
• Puncture the film
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Use the handles

The resin tank is designed with handles on either side. When you handle the resin tank, only hold it by the handies.

Pour Resin into the Tank
To activate a new resin tank, follow the instructions on the touchscreen to scan the bottle or select the resin type manually.
Pour resin directly from the bottle into the tank, filling until the resin is between the “Min’ and ‘Max lines.

Do not overfill.

Check Tank Before Printing
Before each print job, use the included resin squeegee to stir the resin and check the bottom of the tank for cured resin or other debris. Mix until the resin is uniform in color.
Mix until the resin is uniform in color.

Replace When Directed

The touchscreen on Pro 2 monitors resin usage and will notify you when it’s time to replace a resin tank.
Failure to replace your resin tank in a timely manner may cause catastrophic damage to your printer that may not be covered under the warranty.
For best results, keep an extra tank on Tank hand and don’t switch resin types.

Optical Panel REPLACEABLE

The Optical Panel is a long-term consumable item that is easy to replace in your office. You can track its health and usage via the printer touchscreen.
Only replace the Optical Panel when directed by the printer touchscreen or customer support.

Keep it Clean
The Optical Panel should not require regular interaction, but it must remain clean at all times. Make sure there is no dust, resin, fingerprints, or other debris that might obstruct the path of light through the panel. Clean the top surface only – never touch the lens beneath.

Do
• Keep clean from dust and resin
• Follow instructions on the screen
• Wipe resin and IPA off immediately
• Hold by the front and sides| Don’t
• Touch the lens beneath
• Use abrasive cleaners
• Let IPA stand on the surface
• Use sharp objects on the panel
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How to Clean
To clean, use IPA 91% and a soft cloth to wipe away any resin. Finish with glass cleaner to remove all streaks and dust.

Replaceable Product
The Optical Panel is a long-term consumable that must be replaced after it reaches a usage threshold that is monitored by the printer. To avoid potential downtime, keep an extra Optical Panel on hand. Purchase at store.sprintray.com

Replacing Optical Panel

When the printer notifies you that it’s time to change the Optical Panel, follow these instructions.

Wear Gloves
Always wear gloves when handling the Optical Panel.

The 3D Printing Workflow

This guide provides a general overview of the printing workflow, but the best way to learn is by doing. When you first boot up your printer, you’ll be prompted to complete the first-time print, which will take you through each step in detail.

Add Resin and Stir
Install a resin tank that contains the material you’d like to print with. Make sure it is filled between the ‘Min’ and ‘Max’ lines in the tank.
Use the provided squeegee to mix the resin and make sure there is no hardened resin in the tank
Check the Build Platform
Take off the build platform and run the scraper along the surface to remove any bits of uncured resin. Reinstall the platform and make sure it is locked into place.
Close the UV Lid
Keep the red hood closed when you’re not directly accessing the build area.

Send Files to Printer
The best way to send print jobs to your Pro 2 is through SprintRay Cloud. You can build your own jobs with RayWare or directly print designs ordered through our Cloud Design service Visit account.sprintray.com to see your options.
Once you’ve sent a job, check the printer touchscreen for further instructions.
Start the Print Job
Use the touchscreen to find or build the print job youd like to run, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the final checks Once you start the print job, the lid will lock and the platform will begin to heat the resin. You can follow
the progress on the touchscreen.
Remove the Build Platform
When the print job is finished, the build platform will nse up to the resting position. Turn the knob counter-clockwise to unlock the build platform, then pull it toward you to remove.
Remove the Printed Part
If you’re printing with supports, you should be able to remove the model from the build platform by hand. If you’re printing something flat, like a dental model, use the provided scraper to remove the print.

Clean the Build Platform

Use the scraper to remove any hardened residue left on the build platform, then spray the surface with IPA and wipe it down with a soft cloth. Make sure there is no debris
Reinstall the Build Platform
Once it’s clean, slide the build platform over the build arm, then turn the knob clockwise to lock it into place.
Cover the Resin Tank
If you’re finished printing for the day, secure the included resin tank cover over the tank to help preserve the life of the resin.

End-to-End Workflow
Pro 2 is designed to work best with Sprint Ray washing and curing devices for automatic handoff and processing profiles.
Visit sprintray.com to learn more about post processing devices.

FCC STATEMENT :

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warning : Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

RF warning statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard( s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.”

Operation of this device in the band 5150-5350 MHz is restricted to indoor use only.

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