MakerBot Digitizer Bedienungsanleitung

USER MANUAL

10SÉCURITÉ ET RESPECT DES NORMESDÉCLARATION DE CONFORMITÉ FCC Cet appareil a été contrôlé et déclaré conforme aux limites relatives aux appareils numé

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 11SÉCURITÉ ET RESPECT DES NORMESCe symbole d’avertissement de sécurité précède tout message de sécurité de ce manuel. Ce sy

12SÉCURITÉ ET RESPECT DES NORMESLe scanner de bureau 3D MakerBot Digitizer utilise deux (2) lasers de Classe 1 pour l’opération de numérisation. Les l

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 13SÉCURITÉ ET RESPECT DES NORMESAttention: Ne pas ouvrir les modules laser de la MakerBot Digitizer ou d’essayer de les ré

14SICHERHEIT UND EINHALTUNG DER RICHTLINIENERKLÄRUNG GEMÄSS DER US-ZULASSUNGSBEHÖRDE FÜR KOMMUNIKATIONSGERÄTE FCC Die Prüfung dieses Geräts hat ergebe

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 15SICHERHEIT UND EINHALTUNG DER RICHTLINIENWELCOME, LET’S GET STARTEDDieses Warnhinweis-Symbol steht vor jedem Sicherheitsh

16SICHERHEIT UND EINHALTUNG DER RICHTLINIENDer MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner verwendet zwei (2) Laser der Klasse 1 im Scan-Prozess. Laser der

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 17SICHERHEIT UND EINHALTUNG DER RICHTLINIENVorsicht: Önen Sie den MakerBot Digitalisierer-Laser-Module nicht und versuchen

18ABOUT THE MAKERBOT DIGITIZERThe MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner can scan a real world object and produce a ready-to-print 3D model in as littl

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 19ABOUT THE MAKERBOT DIGITIZERFRONT VIEWBACK VIEW15246789 103

20ABOUT THE MAKERBOT DIGITIZERThe MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner creates a digital 3D model of a physical object by taking a rapid sequence of

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 21Some objects will produce better scans than others. Here are a few guidelines to help you determine what will produce a g

Setting Up Your MakerBot Digitizer2

In this chapter you will be guided through everything you need to do to set up your new MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner, from unpacking it to pr

24ACCESSORY CHECKLISTUSB-A TO USB-B CABLE T15 TORX DRIVER RUBBER TRACTION FEET1 411 1POWER SUPPLY POWER CABLE CALIBRATION TOOL1

252 Open Accessory BoxSETTING UP YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERUNPACKING YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZER1 Open the BoxPlace the MakerBot Digitizer box on

263 Li MakerBot Digitizer out of BoxUNPACKING YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERGrasp the protective foam packaging at both sides and li the MakerBot Digi

27SETTING UP YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERUNPACKING YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERLocate the four rubber traction feet from the accessory box. Carefully turn the M

28PLACEMENT OF THE MAKERBOT DIGITIZERFinding the right location for your MakerBot Digitizer is important. Follow these guidelines to ensure the best

29UNPACKING YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZER (CONTINUED)Locate the USB cable from the accessory box and use it to connect the MakerBot Digitizer to your comput

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 31 WELCOME Safety and Compliance About your MakerBot Digitizer2 SETUP Accessory Checklist Unpacking the MakerBo

30INSTALLING MAKERWARE FOR DIGITIZERMakerWare for Digitizer is the soware that drives your MakerBot Digitizer. The MakerWare for Digitizer package al

31You are almost ready to begin your first scan, but first you have to to calibrate your new MakerBot Digitizer. The calibration routine ensures that th

32CALIBRATE YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERLocate the calibration tool from the accessory box and place it on the turntable with the letter A pointing up, a

33CALIBRATE YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERSETTING UP YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZER6 Calibration CompleteBefore you start scanning, let’s name your MakerBot Di

34SET BASIC PREFERENCESNAME YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERBy default the name of your MakerBot Digitizer is “My MakerBot Digitizer”. To create a unique name

35Start Scanning3SET BASIC PREFERENCESSETTING UP YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZER3 Start ScanningSET-UP1CONNECT2SCAN3The setup process is complete. Proce

Scanning with Your MakerBot Digitizer3

Once you’re finished calibrating your MakerBot Digitizer and setting your sharing preferences, you will be taken to the New Scan screen. This is your

38SCANNING 101Object PlacementThe first step of the scanning process is placing your object on the turntable. The guiding principle of object placement

39SCANNING 101SCANNING WITH YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERIf your object does have features that overlap other parts of it, place the object so that the har

1Welcome to the Leading Edge of the Next Industrial Revolution! Let’s Get Started.

40SCANNING 101To get the best scan possible, choose the scan preset that best matches the object you want to scan. Scan presets are based on an object

41SCANNING 101LIGHT Choose this for lighter colored objects.MEDIUM Choose this for objects which are neither light nor dark.DARK/ DIFFICULT TO SCAN Ch

42SCANNING 101Sometimes one scan isn’t enough to capture all of an object’s important features. For those times, there’s MakerBot MultiScan™ Technolog

SCANNING WITH YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZER 43SCANNING 101CropMakerWare for Digitizer will make sure your scan is completely watertight, but a dicult to s

44SCANNING 101During a scan, the MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner shines laser beams on your object. The camera captures images of the laser line

45SCANNING WITH YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERSCANNING AN OBJECTEnsure that the camera filter is positioned over the camera lens. Avoid touching the camera fi

46SCANNING AN OBJECTSee page 40 for information on choosing a scan preset.3 Select a Scan PresetIf you can see yourself in the camera view, step

47SCANNING WITH YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERSCANNING AN OBJECTNote: Do not touch or move the object being scanned while the scan is in progress.iNote: Did

48Once your scan is complete, you can name your file and crop any unwanted data from the top and bottom of your mesh and add additional scans before yo

49SCANNING WITH YOUR MAKERBOT DIGITIZERSCAN COMPLETE! NOW WHAT?Share your ScanNow that your scan is complete, why not share it on MakerBot Thingivers

Hi there,When we started MakerBot in 2009, one of the biggest hurdles to 3D printing was finding great 3D models. Now you hold one of the keys to cro

50SCAN COMPLETE! NOW WHAT?License: Select the type of license that you want your scan published under from the dropdown menu. The license is set to CC

51PRINT WITH MAKERWARE MakerBot MakerWare is the soware that drives MakerBot 3D printers. When you click Print with MakerWare, the most recent scan i

Troubleshooting + Maintenance4

This chapter describes basic troubleshooting and maintenance tasks for your MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner. For information on more advanced t

54PROBLEM SOLUTIONThe MakerBot Digitizer is connected via USB but MakerWare for Digitizer shows a “MakerBot Digitizer Not Connected” message1. E

55TROUBLESHOOTING + MAINTENANCETROUBLESHOOTINGPROBLEM SOLUTIONThe camera feed does not appear in the viewport on the New Scan screen1. Restart th

56TROUBLESHOOTINGPROBLEM SOLUTIONA scannable object results in a poor scan1. Check the Object Placement guidelines on page 38 and ensure that your

57TROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTING + MAINTENANCEPROBLEM SOLUTIONYou receive a “MultiScan Failed” message.MultiScan Technology could fail to merge your

58MAINTENANCERecalibrate the MakerBot Digitizer’s turntable and lasers approximately once a week or every 20 scans to maintain optimal scan quality. T

59MAINTENANCEMakerWare for Digitizer will correct small changes in laser alignment by itself, so you will probably never need to manually adjust laser

6SAFETY AND COMPLIANCEFCC DECLARATION This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Par

60MAINTENANCECALIBRATION TOOL POSITION LASER ADJUSTMENT SCREW LOCATIONSCaution: The range of the angle adjustment screw is limited. Do not use excessi

61NOTESTROUBLESHOOTING + MAINTENANCE

Reference5

This chapter includes hardware and soware specifications for your MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner, a list of the menu options available in Maker

64SPECIFICATIONSScan TechnologySoware BundleLengthScan VolumeFile TypesWidthSupportsHeightWeightShipping BoxShipping WeightLaser Line TriangulationMa

65REFERENCESPECIFICATIONSAmbient Operating Temperature Enclosure MaterialAC InputStorage TemperatureCentral BearingPower RequirementsStepper MotorConn

66MENU FUNCTIONSThis section describes the menu options available in MakerWare for Digitizer.FILE Export: Allows you to save the currently open scan u

67MENU FUNCTIONSSCANNER Calibrate Camera: Runs the camera calibration portion of the MakerBot Digitizer calibration routine.Calibrate Turntable &

68GLOSSARYCALIBRATION ROUTINE: The step-by-step process MakerWare for Digitizer uses to accurately locate its cameras, turntable and lasers.CALIBRATIO

69GLOSSARYMESH, 3D: A collection of vertices, edges and faces used to describe the shape of a an object in three dimensional computer graphics and

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 7SAFETY AND COMPLIANCEWELCOME, LET’S GET STARTEDThis safety alert symbol precedes each safety message in this manual. This

70CONTACT USSupport makerbot.com/supportOur website has extensive documentation and troubleshooting information about your MakerBot Digitizer Desktop

71NOTESREFERENCE

Terms6

MakerBot products do not carry a long-term warranty. Returns are possible only on unaected items, within 14 days of receipt. Aer such time, all sale

MakerBot One MetroTech Center, 21st Floor, Brooklyn, NY [email protected] makerbot.com

8SAFETY AND COMPLIANCEThe MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner uses two (2) Class 1 lasers when it is scanning. The Digitizer is reported certified as

WELCOME, LET’S GET STARTED 9SAFETY AND COMPLIANCECaution: Do not open the MakerBot Digitizer’s laser modules or attempt to repair them. Service on yo