
Click the Load button
to load the object into the
build area. Now click 3D
View and check that the
object is fully within the
build area. Change the size
of the object as necessary.
Press the Slice button
to start the slicing
operation.
Now select Slice View
and check that the first
layer of every object is in
contact with the platform.
SLICE OBJECT
Select Configure > Slicing profile. Change
the Slice Thickness from 0.02 to 0.1, the
Exposure Time from 4000 to 12000, and
the Bottom Exposure Time from 50000
to 200000. Click the Apply Changes
button.
GETTING STARTED GUIDE
1DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL SOFTWARE
Go to www.monoprice.com, go to the 21824 page and download
the latest version of MPCW. The latest version is always online.
Extract the file and install the software by clicking on MPCW.exe.
2UNPACK AND CONNECT CABLES
With the printer switched off:
A. Connect the HDMI® cable to your
computer and printer.
B. Connect the USB cable to your
computer and printer.
C. Turn off the power saving mode on
your PC. Sleep mode may have an
negative effect on print quality.
D. Connect the power supply to the printer.
3CONFIGURE SCREEN RESOLUTION
Ensure you have the correct screen resolution set to
2560x1440. This may appears sometimes as
1440x2560, but note that the correct resolution
is 2560x1440.
4SWITCH ON PRINTER
Power on your computer and the printer.
Open the software and load the object
(STL, OBJ, or AMF).
CONNECT SOFTWARE AND PRINTER
In Creation Workshop, click
Configure, then open the
Configure Machine subfolder.
In the configuration folder,
connect the printer to the
computer by clicking on the
Configure button. Select the
USB port you have connected to,
then set the speed to 115200
and the data bits to 8. Click OK,
then click the
Apply button. Connect
your computer to the Duplicator 7 by clicking the
highlighted Connect button. After connecting, the
Disconnect button will be highlighted.
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PREPARE DUPLICATOR 7 FOR PRINTING
Place the vat on top of the LCD screen and tighten
the screws to secure it to the printer. Do not over
tighten.
9Slide the build plate onto the build plate holder.
Ensure that the build assembly has the grooved side
toward the printer.
10
Tighten the build plate knob and loosen the four
screws at the sides so the platform can move freely
up and down.
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NOTE: Ensure that building plate’s screws are completely free when
lowering the platform to avoid damage to the screen.
Click the Control tab, then click the Home button
to lower the platform towards the screen. The
platform will move down to sit on the screen
(level 0 in Z axis) and stop.
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Smoothly press the build platform with one hand and tighten the 4 screws. All 4 screws should now be tight. Lift the
build plate and fill the vat with resin. Printing doesn’t consume a lot of resin, so a quarter full vat is usually enough for a
medium sized print.
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NOTE: Don’t push the build platform too
hard to avoid breaking the LCD screen.
Ensure the platform touches the screen
sufficiently.
NOTE:once started, the print can’t be paused and
refilled, so it's safer to overfill and reuse the resin.
a. b. c.
CONFIGURE BUILD SIZE AND SLICE THE OBJECT
Once the printer is connected
to the computer, select
Configure > Machine.
Change the build size exactly
as shown in the image to the
right. First set the display
resolution to 2560x1440,
then click to add the
display to the software
setting. Finally click the Apply
button to save the
changes.
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14 Place the hood back onto the printer. In control
panel, select Z home and place the platform in
the home position.
Z Axi S Z Axi S
15 Now you are ready to print. Press Play after you
sliced the model. Once the print has finished, the
MPCW software shows Print 100% complete and will
stop printing.
REV.AREV.A
don’t tight the vat too hard that may damage
don’t tight the vat too hard that may damage
the LCD, tight enough that the vat shouldn't
IIIP