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                        "*": "[[Category:Software]]\n{| align=\"right\"\n| __TOC__\n|}\n\nThis page describes and explains the Repetrel software. To download and install the software, please see the [[Downloads]] page.\n\nRepetrel is the name of our proprietary software which runs our equipment. It is based on an older, publicly available version of Repetier Host.\n\n== Versions ==\n\nRepetrel version 5.x has no release date yet.\n\nRepetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2023, we are on 4.2.5xx\n\nRepetrel version 3.x was first released in November 2017; the final 3.x release is from March 2019.\n\nRepetrel version 2.x was first released in July 2015; the final 2.x release is from July 2016.\n\nRepetrel version 1.x was first released in July 2014; the final 1.x release is from September 2014.\n\nRepetrel version A33 was released in 2013.\n\n== Interface ==\n\nThe Repetrel interface is divided into three main sections: the [[#Top Menu Area|Top Menu Area]], the [[#Left Side Area|Left Side Area]], and the [[#Right Side Area|Right Side Area]]:\n\n[[File:Rep_ov.png|400px]] \n[[File:Rep_ov2.png|400px]] \n\nThese are explained in detail in the subsequent sections:\n\n=== Top Menu Area ===\n\nThe content of the Top Menu Area is constant and always visible, and has the following buttons/menus:\n\n[[File:Rep_top.png]]\n\n==== File ====\n\n[[File:Rep_file.png|200px]]\n\nThe '''File''' menu (shown to the right) has the following options:\n\n*'''Open Project''' will open a HyProj (Hyrel Project) on a blank build area, including multiple elements as scaled/rotated/positioned.\n*'''Add Project''' will add another HyProj to the current build area.\n*'''Save Project''' will save all elements as displayed as a HyProj.\n*'''Save Project As''' will save the HyProj as displayed with a name and location of your choosing.\n*'''Import''' has the following submenu options:\n**'''Slic3r, Default Recipes''' has the following submenu options:\n***'''All Recipes''' will import '''All''' of our Slic3r recipes into their default locations, overwriting anything with the same names.\n***'''All Print Recipes''' will import our '''Print''' recipes into their default locations, overwriting anything with the same names.\n***'''All Printer Recipes''' will import our '''Printer''' recipes into their default locations, overwriting anything with the same names.\n***'''All Filament Recipes''' will import our '''Filament''' recipes into their default locations, overwriting anything with the same names.\n**'''STEP IGES FILE''' will allow you to designate a single STEP or IGES file to be loaded to be processed to generate GCODE.\n*'''Export''' will export the STL file(s) and save them to disk.\n*'''Zip and Send To USB''' has the following submenu options - all written to the first USB drive detected:\n**'''REPETREL''' will create a .rar file of your entire C:\\Repetrel directory.\n**'''REPETREL\\BIN''' will create a .rar file of your C:\\Repetrel\\bin directory.\n**'''SLIC3R''' wil make a .rar file of your slic3r program folder.\n**'''Slic3r Recipes''' will make separate .rar files of your Printer, Print, and Filament recipe diretories.\n**'''Screen Shot''' will save a capture of the Repetrel screen (with no filename extension - just \"ScreenShot\", but Paint will open it).\n**'''Project with Source Files''' will currently do nothing (v4.001_A).\n**'''Screen Shot To Project Folder''' will currently do nothing (v4.001_A).\n**'''Project GCODE''' will only work if you've opened a \"Job\" file.\nI'''Prusa Recipes''' will export your Prusa recipes.\n*'''Email''' has the following submenu options; they only work if you've configured Repetrel with your email credentials.\n**'''Slic3r Settings'''\n**'''Project'''\n**'''Contact Manager'''\n**'''Screen Shot'''\n*'''Open Folder Browser''' has the following submenu options:\n**'''Last Part GCODE Folder''' will open the directory from which the last GCODE file was opened.\n**'''Last Part STL Folder''' will open the directory from which the last STL file was opened.\n**'''Repetrel/Bin''' will open the C:\\repetrel\\bin directory.\n**'''Default Network Location''' will open your default network location.\n**'''Slic3r Recipes''' has the following submenu options:\n***'''Print Recipes''' will open C:\\Users\\Hyrel\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slic3r\\print.\n***'''Printer Recipes''' will open C:\\Users\\Hyrel\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slic3r\\printer.\n***'''Filament Recipes''' will open C:\\Users\\Hyrel\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slic3r\\filament.\n*'''Update Firmware''' has the following submenu options:\n**'''HotHead Controller''' will launch the application to flash new firmware on your 103 hothead/hotbed controllers.\n**'''407 Motion Controller''' will launch the application to flash new firmware on your 407 or 429 motion controller.\n*'''Open Media File''' will open whatever media file you select.\n*'''Exit''' will close and exit the Repetrel program.\n*'''open media file''' will open a folder browser to open .wmv files.\n\n==== Print ====\n\nThe '''Print''' button will cause the printer to commence executing the files in your tree view that represent actions (GCODEs, converted DXFs, etc.).\n\n==== Kill job ====\n\nThe '''Kill job''' button will cause the printer to cancel whatever job is currently running.\n\n==== Functions ====\n\n[[File:Rep_funct.png|200px|right]]\n\nThe '''Functions''' menu (shown to the right) has the following options:\n\n*'''Manual Control''' will bring the '''Control Tab''' to the foreground of the Left Side Area.\n*'''UNLOCK MOTORS''' will disengage (unlock) the motors controlling X, Y and Z positioning, allowing for manual movement.\n*'''Home XY Motors''' will send the following commands: \n**'''G28 X0 Y0''' - this sends the X and Y to the home position;\n**'''G92 X0 Y0''' - this resets the home location to the current position; and \n**'''G0 X0 Y0''' - this tells the X and Y to move to the home position (where they already are).\n*'''Home Z Axis''' does nothing at present.\n*'''Send Z to Zero''' will send a G0 Z0 command, sending the bed and/or yoke in the Z axis to the programmed Z position.\n*'''M7 Turn on AUX OUTPUT''' will send an immediate M7 command to energize the Aux Output 1 connection (mist on CNC).\n*'''M8 Turn On Aux Output 2''' will send an immediate M8 command to energize the Aux Output 2 connection (flood on CNC).\n*'''M9 Turn OFF Aux OUTPUTS''' will send an immediate M9 command to de-energize both Aux Output connections.\n*'''DUMP CRASH DATA''' will send '''M777 S1''' to the printer, and should make a data dump helpful for diagnosing troubles.\n\n==== Light ====\n\n[[File:Rep_light.png|200px|right]]\n\nThe '''Light''' menu (shown to the right) has the following options for the X-Arm (ESR, EHR, 30M) or Gantry (Hydra 16A) printers. Please note that not all of these features (or axes) are available on all models:\n\n*'''Light On''' will send an '''M672 S01''' command, turning on the light.\n*'''Light Off''' will send an '''M670 S00''' command, turning off the light.\n*'''X Home''' will send an '''M672 S10''' command, so the light toggles when the X axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''X Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S11''' command, so the light toggles when the X axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''X Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S12''' command, so the light toggles when the X axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''X STALL''' will send an '''M670 S13''' command, so the light toggles when the X motion is stalled.\n**'''X Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S14''' command, so the light toggles when the X driver has an error.\n*'''Y Home''' will send an '''M672 S20''' command, so the light toggles when the Y axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''Y Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S21''' command, so the light toggles when the Y axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''Y Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S22''' command, so the light toggles when the Y axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''Y STALL''' will send an '''M670 S23''' command, so the light toggles when the Y motion is stalled.\n**'''Y Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S24''' command, so the light toggles when the Y driver has an error.\n*'''Z Home''' will send an '''M672 S30''' command, so the light toggles when the Z axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''Z Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S31''' command, so the light toggles when the Z axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''Z Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S32''' command, so the light toggles when the Z axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''Z STALL''' will send an '''M670 S33''' command, so the light toggles when the Z motion is stalled.\n**'''Z Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S34''' command, so the light toggles when the Z driver has an error.\n*'''A Home''' will send an '''M672 S40''' command, so the light toggles when the A axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''A Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S41''' command, so the light toggles when the A axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''A Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S42''' command, so the light toggles when the A axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''A STALL''' will send an '''M670 S43''' command, so the light toggles when the A motion is stalled.\n**'''A Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S44''' command, so the light toggles when the A driver has an error.\n*'''B Home''' will send an '''M672 S50''' command, so the light toggles when the B axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''BLSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''B Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S51''' command, so the light toggles when the B axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''B Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S52''' command, so the light toggles when the B axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''B STALL''' will send an '''M670 S53''' command, so the light toggles when the B motion is stalled.\n**'''B Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S54''' command, so the light toggles when the B driver has an error.\n*'''C Home''' will send an '''M672 S60''' command, so the light toggles when the C axis Home sensor is tripped. It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''C Limit1''' will send an '''M670 S61''' command, so the light toggles when the C axis Limit1 is reached.\n**'''C Limit2''' will send an '''M670 S62''' command, so the light toggles when the C axis Limit2 is reached.\n**'''C STALL''' will send an '''M670 S63''' command, so the light toggles when the C motion is stalled.\n**'''C Drv Err''' will send an '''M670 S64''' command, so the light toggles when the C driver has an error.\n**'''Output 1''' will send an '''M672 S71''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 2''' will send an '''M672 S72''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 3''' will send an '''M672 S73''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 4''' will send an '''M672 S74''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 5''' will send an '''M672 S75''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 6''' will send an '''M672 S76''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 7''' will send an '''M672 S77''' command (under development).\n**'''Output 8''' will send an '''M672 S78''' command (under development).\n*'''M8 State''' (under development)\n*'''E State''' will toggle the light when executing extrusion moves. Sorry.\n*'''Input State''' (under development) It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''Input 1''' will send an '''M672 S71''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 2''' will send an '''M672 S72''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 3''' will send an '''M672 S73''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 4''' will send an '''M672 S74''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 5''' will send an '''M672 S75''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 6''' will send an '''M672 S76''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 7''' will send an '''M672 S77''' command (under development).\n**'''Input 8''' will send an '''M672 S78''' command (under development).\n*'''Assign To Output''' (under development) It '''ALSO''' has a sub-menu:\n**'''HSS  1 (M7)''' will send an '''M672 O0''' command (under development).\n**'''HSS 2 (M8)''' will send an '''M672 O1)''' command (under development).\n**'''HSS 3''' will send an '''M672 O2''' command (under development).\n**'''HSS 4''' will send an '''M672 O3''' command (under development).\n**'''HSS 5''' will send an '''M672 O4''' command (under development).\n**'''HSS 6''' will send an '''M672 O5''' command (under development).\n\n==== Settings ====\n\n[[File:Rep_sett.png|200px|right]]\n\nThe '''Settings''' menu (shown to the right) has the following options:\n\n*'''Printer''' will launch the Printer Settings configuration tool, which has three tabs:\n**The '''Printer''' tab allows for configuration of G0 Rapid Movement Rates, Park parameters, Home Parameters, and Actions after Job Kill.\n**The '''Printer Shape''' tab allows for configuration of Print Area, Travel Limits, Dump Area, and Custom Pulses per Millimeter settings in each axis. Most users should NEVER change these settings.\n**The '''Advanced''' tab has options for post-slicing filters.\n*'''Slicer Settings''' will actually launch the Slic3r homepage in the Web Browser tab.\n*'''Config''' has the following options:\n**'''Language''' has options for various languages.\n**'''Set Working Bin Directory will allow you to select a different working directory. Use with caution.\n**'''Repetrel general configuration''' allows for a few configuration changes.\n**'''Sound Configuration''' allows for audio notifications of certain events.\n**'''FTP''' allows for storage of a default FTP credentials.\n*'''Repetrel''' displays the version of Repetrel which you are currently using. The '''Repetrel Updates''' option is not presently working.\n*'''Email Settings''' allows for storage of a default email credentials.\n*'''Change Border Style''' toggles display of a window border, allowing for resizing and repositioning. Note that with the border displayed, some portions of the Repetrel interface may not be displayed.\n\n==== Help ====\n\n[[File:Rep_help.png|200px|right]]\n\nThe '''HELP''' menu (shown to the right) has the following options:\n\n*'''PDF tutorials''' has the following options:\n**'''1. Hyrel_Quickstart''' gives a quick overview of unpacking, setting up, and printing.\n**'''2. Hyrel_Intro_EMO''' gives a review of the first training session, including printing with the EMO-25.\n**'''3. Hyrel_MK1_Single''' gives a review of the second training session, including printing with the MK1-250.\n**'''4. Hyrel_MK1_Multiple''' gives a review of the advanced training session, including parallel (clone) and series (cooperative) printing with multiple heads.\n*'''Video Tutorials''' does nothing at present.\n*'''Maintenance Video''' does nothing at present.\n*'''Accessory Manuals''' has the following options:\n**'''Drill Mill Head Manual''' explains the ST1 Spindle Tool.\n**'''EMO 25 Manual''' explains the EMO-25 print head.\n**'''HotHead Controller Schematic - 102081_1''' explains the 103 Controller Board.\n**'''HotHead SDK''' explains the Software Developer's Kit for print heads.\n**'''MK1 250 Manual''' explains the MK1-250 print head.\n**'''Shark V Laser Manual''' explains the modular laser heads.\n\n==== Power Indicator, Clock ====\n\nThe '''Power Indicator''' shows battery charge / AC power. The '''Clock''' shows the current time.\n\n==== RESET ====\n\nThe '''RESET''' button will initiate a soft reset of the 407 Motion Controller.\n==== ALARM ====\n\nThe '''ALARM''' button will actually force Repetrel to the background, enabling viewing of other windows.\n\n=== Left Side Area ===\n\nThe content of the Left Side Area is dynamic, changing depending on which of the Left Side Tabs you have selected:\n\n[[File:Repl_tabs.png|800px]]\n\n==== 3D View ====\n\n[[File:Repl_3d.png|400px|right]]\n\nThe '''3D View''' tab (shown to the right) displays a rendering of the build area above a log of selected messages. The icons to the left allow one to:\n*'''Alternate between 2D and 3D View'''\n*'''Rotate''' the view\n*'''Move''' opens the submenu to move the:\n**'''Camera'''\n**'''Object''' \n**'''Selection'''\n*'''Group''' selected objects for group modification\n*'''Ungroup''' the selected group\n*Change '''Orientation''' of the view to:\n**'''ORTHO View''' - looking from the front and above\n**'''TOP View''' - looking from above, centered\n**'''Front View''' - looking from the front, centered\n**'''Back View''' - looking from the back, centered\n**'''Bottom View''' - looking from the bottom, centered\n**'''Side View''' - looking from the side, centered \n*Use '''Ortho Zoom''' \n*'''Undo'''\n*'''Redo'''\n*'''Parallel Projection''' (under development)\n*'''3D Cube''' has options to:\n**'''Union''' - this will combine two STL files into a single STL as positioned\n**'''Subtract''' - this will evacuate the area of one STL from another as positioned\n**'''Intersection''' - this will generate a new STL where two others intersect as positioned\n**'''Flip Horizontal''' - actually createsa mirror image in the Y axis\n**'''Flip Vertical''' - actually creates a mirror image in the X axis\n*'''Pick'' allows you to click on a line of rendered gcode and have that line highlighted in the gcode window\n*'''Simulate Mode''' allows a visualization of the print, line by line\n*'''Grid Snap''' has options to lock your STL dragging to discrete increments:\n**'''Grid Snap OFF'''\n**'''Grid Snap 1.0mm'''\n**'''Grid Snap 5mm'''\n**'''Grid Snap 10mm'''\n**'''Grid Snap 25mm'''\n*'''Visualization Settings''' has options to configure your visualization:\n**'''Show Print Bed'''\n**'''Show Fixtures'''\n**'''Copy Image to Clipboard'''\n**'''Set PrintBed Grid Spacing'''\n***'''1 mm'''\n***'''2.5 mmmm'''\n***'''10 mm'''\n***'''25 mm'''\n**'''Set PrintBed Color'''\n***'''Set BackGround Color'''\n***'''Set Selected Object Color'''\n\nThe menus across the bottom allow you to:\n*'''Select Rendering Resolution'''\n**'''Simple'''\n**'''Medium'''\n**'''Fine'''\n**'''Ultra Fine'''\n*'''Select Colorization'''\n**'''Head used'''\n**'''Feature Type'''\n**'''Color Type'''\n*'''Travel''' (show/hide non-printing moves)\n*'''Edges''' (under development)\n*'''Bounding Box''' (show/hide X/Y/Z extents of object)\n\nThe System Info window, formerly below the 3D View area, is now on the right side, under Interface > System Info\n\n==== Control ====\n\n[[File:Repl_ctrl.png|400px|right]]\n\nThe '''Control''' (formerly Manual Control) tab (shown to the right) has Top and Bottom halves; each half has multiple side tabs. The first tab displayed, the '''Manual''' tab (Top) and the '''Head CTRL''' tab (Bottom) are the primary tabs. The other Top Tabs (Advanced, Table, and Debug) are only used in testing at present. The other Bottom tab (Temp Plot) is used by some users.\n\n===== Motion =====\n\nThe '''Motion''' side tab, in the top portion of the Control tab, deals with manually directing the X/Y/Z motion of the printer, and manually setting the Z-Zero position.\n\n[[File:repl_ctrl_motion.png|500px]]\n\n*'''The Positioning Data''' will display the current REL (relative) positioning. This is used when calibrating the head offsets. MHL is under development.\n*'''The Tan X arrows''' will move the yoke or bed (model dependent) by the displayed distance, in the displayed direction (if within programmed range).\n*'''The Blue Y arrows'''  will move the yoke or bed (model dependent) by the displayed distance, in the displayed direction (if within programmed range).\n*'''The Green Z arrows'''  will move the yoke or bed (model dependent) by the displayed distance, in the displayed direction (if within programmed range). \n*'''The Home X-Y button''' will send the yoke and/or bed (model dependent) to the home positions - X0 Y0.\n*'''The Home Z button''' (EHR only) will send the yoke up to the home position - normally Z120.\n*'''The Park XY button''' will send the yoke and/or bed (model dependent) to your preconfigured Park location. \n*'''The Fine Move button''' will change the X/Y/Z arrows to use smaller distances for fine tuning offsets.\n*'''The Z^^0 button''' will send the bed up to the user-set (or default) Z-Zero setting. See the Z Calibrate entry, below.\n*'''The Z=50 button''' will set the current Z position to 50, rather than 0, for use with the toolsetter.\n*'''The Enable Z Calibrate button''' will enable the Yellow SET Z arrow, below. This should only be enabled when actually setting the Z-Zero.\n**'''The Yellow SET Z arrow''' will allow the bed to move up past the current Z-Zero position, '''AND''' it will set a new Z-Zero position at the Z location to which you move the bed. Note: not for use with EHR models, where a Z offset is applied instead.\n\n===== ABC =====\n\nThe ABC tab offers manual control of A, B, and C axes. A is normally used with the 4th axis Lathe option. A and B are normally used with the 4th and 5th axis Trunion option. C is used for extrusion or rotation rate of the tool, and is normally controlled on the head itself.\n\n===== Status =====\n\nThe Status tab is what comes to the front during execution of code.\n\n===== Jog Wheel=====\n\nThe Jog Wheel tab is used to control the optional Jog Wheel for adjustments - standard on newer Hydra models.\n\n===== Head CTRL =====\n\nThe '''Head CTRL''' side tab, in the bottom portion of the Control tab, deals with manually setting or changing the data on the modular heads. These shots are taken from the display of an MK1-250 head:\n\n[[File:Headdata mk1-250.png]]\n\n* The numbers shown in blue represent the current '''Temperature''' in degrees Celsius. If this shows XXX or a very unrealistic temperature, it means your head either has no RTD (thermal reading device), or is set as the wrong type of RTD. The temperature also acts as a \"first\" (2.855 and earlier) or \"previous\" (newer versions) page button, depending on the release.\n*To the right of the temperature is a '''Right-arrow''', which will allow you to page through the data on the head.\n*'''MK1''' is the first page displayed on a head flashed as an MK1-250.\n**The first box is the '''Temperature''' box, which when not engaged, will show as green, displaying 0 degrees with an \"OFF\" icon; and when engaged will show as yellow, displaying the default temperature with an \"ON\" icon.\n**The second box is the '''RUN''' box, which, when not engaged, will show as green, displaying the word \"RUN\" and a grey motor icon; and when engaged will show as  yellow, displaying the default manual speed (typically 500 pulses per second), and arrows on the motor icon.\n**The third box is the '''FAN''' (or, on some heads, crosslink) box, which when not engaged will show as green, displaying the word \"OFF\" and a fan icon; and when engaged will show as yellow, displaying the duty cycle of the fan (or LEDs), and a circle around the fan blades.\n*'''Material''' is the second page dipslayed.\n**The first item will show \"ABS>235\" or some other setting (including \"CUSTOM\"), indicating the '''Default Material''' and temperature selected.\n**The second item will show what '''Color''' the temperature plot will render for this head.\n**The third item will display the presently set '''Nozzle Diameter''' for the head. ''''It is critical for proper flow calculations that this number is accurate.''''\n**The fourth item will display the default '''Layer Thickness''' in mm. This will later be overwritten by gcode.\n*'''Temp Info''' is the third page.\n**'''Print Temp''' shows the default temperature to which the head will be set, should you manually turn it on. On print jobs, this should be overwritten by gcode.\n**'''PwrFactor''' should normally be set to 100 percent.\n**'''MIN''' and '''MAX''' should list the safe operating range of the head as programmed.\n*'''OverRides''' is the fourth page.\n**'''Pulses/nl''' should actually be \"Pulses per Ten Nanoliters\" by definition; this defines how many pulses to the motor will advance ten nl of material. ''''It is critical for proper flow calculations that this number is accurate.'''' Unless you are using oversized or undersized filament, you should not have to adjust these numbers.\n**The '''Clone Head''' button will cycle through options to clone (duplicate the work of) any of the other three heads, as well as a \"Clone Off\" mode. This allows multiple heads to simultaneously execute gcode written for a single head.\n**The '''Material Flow Rate Multiplier'''' allows for an easy, LIVE, percentage-based increase or decrease to the flow calculations. 1.000 is the default; 1.05 would generate 5% more flow. \n*'''Prime''' is the fifth page. We define a Prime as an advance of material whenever transitioning from a non-printing move to a printing move. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:\n**'''Steps''' means how many steps or pulses the feed motor will be advanced during a Prime move.\n**The '''RATE''' at which the Prime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).\n** The '''Dwell Time''' in milliseconds indicates how long after the Prime has begun before the flow rate of the next move should be engaged.\n**'''# Primes After Tool change''' allows for multiple cycles of Priming after this tool is reactivated by a tool change command.\n*'''UnPrime''' is the sixth page. We define an UnPrime as a retract of material whenever transitioning from a printing move to a non-printing move. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:\n**'''Steps''' means how many steps or pulses the feed motor will be retracted during an  unPrime move.\n**The '''RATE''' at which the UnPrime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).\n** The '''Dwell Time''' in milliseconds indicates how long after the UnPrime has begun before the flow rate of the next move should be engaged; as the following flow rate is zero (for the non-printing move), this number is immaterial.\n**'''# Unprimes B4 Tool change''' allows for multiple cycles of UnPriming before this tool is temporarily deactivated by a tool change command.\n*'''offsets''' is the seventh page. This is where we can set a Master head (for cloning), as well as set the tool offsets for heads which work cooperatively on the same print. This can be on different stls which print together, as well as support material from another head.\n**'''Setup As Master''' will home the bed and yoke, and set the selected head as the Master head for potential Clone heads.\n**'''X''' is where you can set or read the X offset in mm for a Clone head from the Master head.\n**'''Y''' is where you can set or read the Y offset in mm for a Clone head from the Master head.\n**'''Z''' is where you can set or read the Z offset in mm for a Clone head from the Master head. In all cases using print heads only, this should always be zero. The Z offset is used for the milling and lasing tools.\n**'''GOTO X/Y''' will send the head to its offesets.\n**'''Grab''' will grab the currently displayed offsets for this head.\n*'''Head Info''' is the eighth page.\n**'''Model''' shows with what model choice the current head is programmed\n**'''RTD Type''' shows what RTD Lookup tables should be used. This should be \"1Meg\" for older heads and \"1k PLAT_RTD\" for newer (Dec 2015 and later) heads.\n**'''Motor Current''' should be set to High\n**''Step Mode''' should be set to Sixteenth\n*'''Soap String''' is the ninth and final page, and it is from here that you can store or discard any changes you've made.\n**Right-clicking on the '''Flash''' button will allow you to flash the displayed values to the head as new defaults going forward\n**The '''Soaper Ref''' data is sometimes helpful in debugging issues\n**The '''Reset''' button will re-read data from the head, discarding any change you've made\n**The '''READ''' button will display the device type, hardware and software versions, and key data from the head.\n\n===== Temp Plot =====\n\nThe '''Temp Plot''' side tab, in the bottom portion of the Control tab, allows users to view heating and cooling data. Right-clicking on the plot area will give a menu allowing for various options, including saving the data, opening previously saved data, and toggling on/off set points, actual temperatures, and duty cycles.\n\n==== Pictures ====\n\nasdf\n\n==== Web Browser ====\n\nSince the Repetrel interface takes up the entire tablet screen, there is a built-in web browser to allow reference or other pages to be loaded.\n\n==== Aux Editor ====\n\nThe Aux Editor tab provides numerous functions:\n\n*'''Print GCode''' is where selected messages from the slicing log are displayed, including any errors.\n*'''AUX EDITOR''' is a workplace where you can paste, edit, and copy gcode or other text.\n*'''G-Code Dictionary''' lists our G- and M- Codes, with examples and descriptions. This file is also readable by opening C:\\repetrel\\data\\G-Code dictionary.csv in any spreadsheet or CSV editor.\n*'''snapped picture''' is where the latest image captured through the Camera tab or an M790 is displayed.\n\n==== Help ====\n\nThis is where any videos or PDFs selected from the HELP menu will be displayed.\n\n==== Slic3r ====\n\nThe '''Slic3r''' tab is where the Slic3r interface will be loaded, either for editing recipes or configuring multi-stl, multi-head prints.\n\n==== Programs ====\n\nThis is where the paths to various programs are stored, so that external calls from Repetrel may be made.\n\n=== Right Side Area ===\n\nThe content of the Right Side Area is dynamic, changing depending on which of the Right Side Tabs you have selected:\n\n[[File:PC_tabs.png]]\n\n==== Project Composer, Upper ====\n\nThe top of the '''Project Composer''' tab has a menu; the middle has a project tree view on the left and a set of tabs on the right, and the bottom has a set of side tabs, which we will visit in more depth below.\n\n===== OffSets =====\n\n[[File:Offsets.png|250px|right]]\n\nThe Offsets tab allows the user to:\n\nUpper:\n* '''Offsets''' positions the selected model in the X, Y, or Z axis.\n* '''Scale''' distorts the selected model with the aspect ration maintained (default), or individually along the X, Y, or Z axis.\n* '''Rotation''' rotates the selected model about the X, Y, or Z axis.\n* The '''MM''' button will toggle the scale between 0 and 24.5, for easy switching between inches and millimeters.\n* The '''LOCK XYZ''' button will lock the aspect ratio; click off to distort a single axis at a time.\n* The '''SNAP 15''' button locks the lower \"-\" and \"+\" buttons to 15 degree rotation movements.\n\nLower:\n* First Row:\n** The '''-''' button will decrement the current number wheel by -10 or -15, depending on what is selected.\n** The '''double down arrow''' button will decrement the current number wheel by -1.\n** The '''Target''' button will roughly center the 0,0 point of the model on the bed, with the lowest point flush to the bed.\n** The '''double up arrow''' button will increment the current number wheel by +1.\n** The '''+''' button will increment the current number wheel by +10 or +15, depending on what is selected.\n* Second Row:\n** The '''Select All''' button will select all objects.\n** The '''Move Objects to Corner''' button will move everything to the corner of the build plate.\n** The '''Put Objects to Land''' button will set the lowest point of each object flush with the build plate.\n** The '''Rest Offsets''' button pushes the 0,0,0 point of the model(s) to the 0,0,0 point of the build area.\n** The other buttons align multiple objects as the icons show.\n** The '''Unselect All''' button deselects all objects\n* Third Row:\n** The '''Arrange Horizontally''' button will space out selected STL files along the X axis.\n** The '''Align Left''' button should align all the selected objects along their left edges; as of 9 Dec 2021, it actually aligns right.\n** The '''Align Center''' button aligns all the selected object along their centerlines along the Y axis.\n** The '''Align Right''' button should align all the selected objects along their right edges; as of 9 Dec 2021, it actually aligns left.\n** The unnamed grid of nine button seems to spread selected STL files out along a grid.\n* Fourth Row:\n** The fourth row of buttons is not working as intended as of 9 Dec 2021.\n\n===== Slicer =====\n\n[[File:Slicer.png|250px|right]]\n\nThe Slicer tab is where we select the recipes with which to slice the model, or convert it into layers of gcode. It also has an \"Edit Recipes\" button, which launches the recipe configuration tool.\n\n* The '''Edit Recipes''' button will launch the Slic3r configuration tool, where recipes can be viewed, edited, and saved.\n* The '''Save As Default''' button will make the currently displayed recipes defaults for the interface. \n* The '''Print:''' dropdown menu is used to select the Print recipe, which defines the physical placement of material, including: the number of solid top and bottom layers and perimeters in the XY plane; the infill pattern and density; the print speed; which heads do which portions of the print (if slicing for multiple heads); and the extrusion width (how far apart the paths should be centered - ''normally the nozzle diameter plus 10%''; and other parameters.\n* The '''Printer''' dropdown menu is used to select the Printer recipe, which includes gcode sections for the start of the file, tool changes, layer changes, and the end of the file, including tool assignments.\n* The '''Extrdr''' dropdown menus select temperature profiles for each extruder. WHEN USING ONLY ONE EXTRUDER, just select Extrdr 1 and use the printer profile for your head and tool position.\n\n===== GCODE =====\n\n[[File:Gcode.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis is where the actual gcode file currently selected in the tree view is displayed, and can be edited.\n\nNote that when a job is started, this gcode is coped to a protected location, and any changes made ''during'' a print will not affect the present print, but will affect future prints. These changes are not automatically saved to disk, so please do so manually (right click and select a file name and location) if you want to save any changes. \n\nAlso, you can right-click in the gcode window to insert modifications at the point of the cursor (like \"change fan speed to...\"), as well as clicking on the Edit menu and selecting options including inserting a raft and making a tool change.\n\nIf multiple gcodes are open in the tree view, this will display the one highlighted (in green) in the tree view. If multiple gcodes are in the tree view at the start of the job, they will be executed in the order displayed.\n\n===== Params =====\n\n[[File:Prams.png|250px|right]]\n\nThe Params tab allows the user to customize the parameters used to convert a simple '''DXF''' file into gcode for the laser or spindle tool.\n\nTop:\n* Under the word Parameters is a '''dropdown box''' for selecting the type of tool for which we are slicing.\n* '''Head#''' allows selection of which head (tool position) will be executing this gcode.\n* '''Head Type>>''' allows selection of what type of head is being configured.\n* The unnamed box next to '''Head#''' explains which position has been selected.\n* Right- or Double-Clicking in the '''PREV''' box allows you to select a \"start gcode\" text file for initial setup commands.\n* Right- or Double-Clicking in the '''POST''' box allows you to select an \"end gcode\" text file for final cleanup commands.\n\nLeft Side:\n* The '''Default.txt''' box allows you to copy the parameters from a previous file.\n* The '''Save''' button saves the current settings to a file.\n* The '''Save As''' button saves the current settings to a file, but you can select the location and name.\n* The '''Holes Only''' button will use only the holes in the DXF file.\n* The '''G13''' box allows you to select which type of command will be used to drill holes.\n* The '''Gen Vector''' button incorporates an optional rotary head to adjust its angle so that the deposition nozzle is always at the same angle to the direction of travel. This is useful for maintaining a uniform width from a nozzle that is not circular.\n* The '''Coolant''' button...\n* The '''Infill''' button is experimental.\n* The '''Pitch''' box is used for tapping hols.\n\nRight Side:\n* '''Z_DOWN''' is the distance below 0 for the bottom of a hold being drilled or machined.\n* '''Z_UP''' (aka Z-Clear) controls how much distance should be introduced for non-printing moves (so the bit does not drag through material which is to remain during \"non-printing\" (or \"non-milling\") moves.\n* '''Z Pos''' is the height at which lasering or drilling will begin.\n* '''Z Inc''' is the Z increment for each drilling or tapping cycle.\n* '''Z-Q Inc''' is the Z retract increment between drilling or tapping cycles.\n* '''Feed Rate''' is the linear travel speed in the (just like when printing) in mm/min.\n* '''%Overlap''' is the overlap for solid infill or machining pockets.\n* '''Diameter''' is the diameter of the bit (or laser) being used. This is needed so that positioning will be offset, allowing the edge of the tool to remove the proper amount of material.\n* '''Tool Offset''' enters an M660 Z offset for the head, allowing tools of different lengths to be used together.\n* '''%Power''' is the percent of full power (0-100) at which the drill or laser should operate.\n* '''PP/Rev''' experimental, for use with additional axes.\n\n===== Properties =====\n\nI don't know what this relates to, sorry.\n\n===== MISC =====\n\nUnused in the current release.\n\n===== Raw Text =====\n\nThis is where Drill/Mill gcode is temporarily written. These contents are used with the Zebra Print function.\n\nThe Raw Text window shouldn't list any starting or ending gcode, as this will be repeated on each Zebra Print layer.\n\n===== Scaffold =====\n\n[[File:Scaffold.png|250px|right]]\n\n* First Row:\n** '''X (mm)''' is how wide (in the X) the scaffold should be\n** '''Y (mm)''' is how deep (in the X) the scaffold should be\n** '''X Ctr (mm)''' is where in the X the center of the scaffold should be\n** '''Y Ctr (mm)''' is where in the Y the center of the scaffold should be\n** '''Nozzle Diameter''' is how wide the inner diameter of the extrusion nozzle will be\n* Second Row:\n** '''#Layers''' is the number of layers the scaffold should have\n** '''Layer Z (mm) is how thick each layer should be\n** '''Start Z (mm) is the height at which the first layer should start\n** '''#Perimeter''' is how many perimeter or shell paths should be built inward from the stipulated dimensions\n* Third Row:\n** '''#Skirt''' is how many skirt paths should be built outward from the stipulated dimensions\n** '''Interval''' and '''Gap''' somehow spread the skirt paths further away\n** '''Density %''' determines, with Nozzle Diamter, how far the center of each path should be from the next. You can use Density % or Space, but not both.\n** '''Space (mm)''' determines how far the center of each path should be from the next. You can use Density % or Space, but not both.\n* Fourth Row:\n** '''Name''' is what your object/gcode will be named.\n** '''Outline Type''' allows you to select the overall shape of the scaffold\n** '''Fill Type''' allows you to select the infill type for the scaffold\n\n===== Zebra Prints =====\n\n[[File:Zebraprints.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis takes one layer of gcode and generates a multi-layer gcode file, repeating the current pattern (displayed in the Raw Text tab) in the number of cycles the user configures.\n\n* '''Create Extrusion from Raw Text''' will use the parameters displayed to generate a multi-layer print from your single layer gcode in the Raw Text window.\n* '''RT Code''' is always enabled.\n* The '''Head 1''' number determines how many layers from this head per cycle.\n* The '''Head 2''' number determines how many layers from this head per cycle.\n* The '''Head 3''' number determines how many layers from this head per cycle.\n* The '''Head 4''' number determines how many layers from this head per cycle.\n* The '''# Zebra Cycles''' number determines how many cycles of the above pattern will be repeated.\n* The '''Zebra Layer Height''' number indicates the layer thickness of all layers.\n* The '''Lead In X Start''' is the X-axis offset for positioning the gcode.\n* The '''Lead In Y Start''' is the Y-axis offset for positioning the gcode.\n* The '''Circle Edge X Start''' ...\n* The '''Circle G2 Radius''' ...\n\n==== Zebra Text ====\n\nThis shows the output of the Zebra Prints configuration page.\n\n==== Feature Helper ====\n\nThis is used with the CNC attachment.\n\n==== G54-59 ====\n\nThis can be used to store frequently-used offsets.\n\n==== Polar Print ====\n\nThis is for setting parameters for using our polar printer models.\n\n==== Project Composer, Lower ====\n\nThe lower area of the Project Composer tab has sub-tabs, providing the following functionality:\n\n===== FIND =====\n\n[[File:Find.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab houses tools for manipulating and searching your gcode file.\n\n* The '''upper text box''' can hold a search string. Note that GCode is case sensitive, and all commands must be upper case.\n* The '''Find''' button, with a house icon and the word Find, will search for the first instance of the search string, starting at the home (beginning) of the file presently selected.\n* The '''Previous Layer''' button, with the text '''Z<''' and a magnifying glass icon, will scroll up from the current cursor position to the previous layer announcement. Note: not working on Repetrel v2x.\n* The '''Next Layer''' button, with a magnifying glass icon and the text '''Z<''', will scroll down from the current cursor position to the next layer announcement.\n* The '''Search Backward''' button, with a magnifying glass icon and the text '''<<''', will search backward from the current cursor position for the string in the search box. Note: not working on Repetrel v2x.\n* The '''Search Forward''' button, with a magnifying glass icon and the text '''<<''', will search Forward  from the current cursor position for the string in the search box.\n* The '''lower text box''' can hold a replace string.\n* The '''Replace''' button will replace the currently highlighted text with the string in the lower text box. Note: not working on Repetrel v2x.\n* The '''Previous Toolchange''' button, with the text '''T<''' and a magnifying glass icon, will scroll up from the current cursor position to the previous toolchange. Note: not working on Repetrel v2x.\n* The '''Next Toolchange''' button, with a magnifying glass icon and the text '''>T''', will scroll down from the current cursor position to the next toolchange.\\\n* The '''Match Case''' button will toggle the search function between being case sensitive (when the button is outlined in blue) and not case sensitive (the default).\n* The '''Replace All''' button will replace all occurrences of the string in the upper box with the string in the lower box. Note: not working on Repetrel v2x.\n\n===== VIEW =====\n\n[[File:View.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab houses tools for viewing the rendering of printing moves in your gcode file.\n\n* The '''GO TO LAYER << IN GCODE''' button will send you to the layer change announcement line in your gcode file.\n* The '''Move PrintBed''' button will move the print bed to the Z position for the layer presently displayed.\n* The '''Show Single Layer''' button will display one layer at a time in the gcode rendering.\n* When ''Show Single Layer'' is enabled, the '''<''' button will display the previous layer in the gcode rendering, allowing you to scroll backward, layer by layer.\n* When ''Show Single Layer'' is enabled, the '''>''' button will display the next layer in the gcode rendering, allowing you to scroll forward, layer by layer.\n* The '''Layer Display Range''' slider allows you to display a subset of layer (including a single layer) of the gcode rendering.\n\n===== TEXT =====\n\n[[File:Text.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab houses the controls for creating text objects, primarily for use with the laser and spindle tool heads. This tool creates the pathing to outline each character.\n\n* The '''first text box''' is where you enter the text for which you want tool paths generated.\n* The '''Font, Serial#, SMS, and Cmd''' options change the configuration of the text generator for different functions:\n** The '''Font''' button allows...\n** The '''Serial#''' button allows for the creation of sequential serial numbers.\n** The '''SMS''' button allows...\n** The '''Cmd''' button allows...\n* The '''second text box''' is...\n* The '''Create''' button executes the configuration as detailed by the other options.\n* The '''Width''' button allows the text outlining to be wider.\n* The '''<Line> Space''' button allows adjustment of vertical line spacing.\n* The ''' OffSET ONLY''' button...\n* The '''Save''' button saves...\n\n===== G0-G1 =====\n\n[[File:G0-G1.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab allows you to post-process the selected gcode file.\n\n* When clicked, the '''Set All G1 Speed To >''' button will change all G1 moves to the new value displayed to the right.\n* The '''G1 Rapid Feed Rate''' number shown is the upper limit on which G1 moves will be modified when the '''Set All G1 Speed To >''' button is clicked.\n* When clicked, the '''Set G1 Speed from > this Layer forward >''' button will limit which G1 moves will be modified from this layer (shown to the right) forward.\n* The 'Auto Prep Gcode''' button will post-process the gcode to add a non-zero '''E value''' to every non-printing G1 move of less than 1.1mm. This eliminates unnecessary retract/advance cycles, and gives a smoother finish.\n\n===== Copies =====\n\n[[File:Copies.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab is still in development and would allow for multiple copies to be printed, either one at a time, or layer by layer across all copies.\n\n===== HELPER =====\n\n[[File:Helper.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab is still in development and will allow for the automatic generation of gcode to create rafts, dams, and scaffolds to enhance printing.\n\n===== EZ Print =====\n\n[[File:EZPrint.png|250px|right]]\n\nThis tab allows for easy printing of simple models with default recipes, or repeating the last print.\n\n==== COM ====\n\nThe COM area has four buttons at the top:\n\n* COM# shows what port is selected, and is also a dropdown to change the port.\n* The next one shows the data transfer rate. 38400 is the default, and should work for most operations.\n* Apply will apply any changes to the port or transfer rate.\n* PING will send a ping to the printer to check for connectivity\n\nThe main area is the text display. By default, select messages are echoed there. These can be modified by some of the buttons at the bottom:\n\n* Xmit will echo every transmission from Repetrel to the printer.\n* Sum enables a checksum on messages.\n* Log enables logging of all code sent to the printer.\n* Strip will strip all comments (everything after a semicolon on each line).\n* RCV will echo every transmission from the printer to Repetrel.\n* History causes a dump to file of the conditions of the last hardware reset (for debugging).\n* SYNC will reset internal counters to firce the timing to the millisecond (not necessary for most users).\n\nThe various checkboxes located at the bottom of this window are advanced diagnostics for internal use only.\n\n==== Camera ====\n\nasdf\n\n===== Live Video =====\n\n===== Capture Picture =====\n\n===== Live Canny =====\n\n===== TabPage4 =====\n\n===== TabPage5 =====\n\n==== 3DVisualSettings ====\n\nasdf\n\n===== STL Visual Settings =====\n\n===== GCODE Filament Colors / Materials ====="
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                        "*": "[[Category:Software]]\n[[Category:Firmware]]\n{| align=\"right\"\n| __TOC__\n|}\n \nWe do encourage all users to be on the latest release. You are welcome to remain on older versions, but we will only be able to provide limited support (and no bug fixes) to older versions. Please consider upgrading to the latest version.\n\n'''NOTE: Our environment is intended to be run by the ''HYREL'' user in the operating system, with FULL ADMINISTRATOR rights and privileges, on a windows device running in American English as the native language. If you vary from this, results may be unpredictable.'''\n\n<span style=\"color: red;\">'''''Please note that version 4 and above require a ($250) license key to operate - see [[Licensing]] for details.'''''</span>\n\n<span style=\"color: red;\">'''''Please note that you should ensure that your ST-Link is working before you attempt this upgrade.'''''</span>\n\n<span style=\"color: red;\">'''''Please note that if you cannot perform the upgrade yourself, we charge a $100 service fee to help.'''''</span>\n\n== Upgrade Overview ==\n\nThe new Repetrel installer will also install the prerequisites, so the process is:\n\nIn brief:\n<br> 1. Software (you are here now)\n<br> 2. [[Firmware]] on Motion Controller as well as head/bed controllers\n<br> 3. [[Settings]] on Motion Controller as well as head/bed controllers\n<br> 4. [[Licensing]] if you were not already on v4.\n\n== '''Current Version: 4.2.603''' ==\n\nThere are always minor enhancements and bugfixes, so please use the latest, linked below. \n\nThe current version is recommended for all users: \n* Repetrel Program '''4.2.603'''\n* Motion Controller Firmware '''4.203c''' (lower case L)\n* Head/Bed Firmware '''103_4.053c'''\n\nTo find out what version of <span style=\"color: red;\">Repetrel Software</span> you are on now:\n\n[[File:Rep_mc_version_info.png|750px]]\n\n== Which to use? ==\n\n1. If this is a computer that hasn't run Repetrel v4 yet, please use the \"Repetrel Installer Full\".\n\n2. If this is a computer that has run Repetrel v4 before, please rename your C:\\Repetrel directory to C:\\Repetrel_old (or whatever) and use the \"Repetrel Installer Standard\"\n\n3. If you just upgraded a few weeks ago, and want to upgrade the binaries only, please use the \"Repetrel Installer Light\"\n\n<span style=\"color: red;\">'''NOTE: Davo recommends saving your old repetrel folder as repetrel_(version) before doing ANY upgrade.'''\n\n=== '''Repetrel Installer Full''' [[File:Download_button.png|150px|link=https://hyrel3d.com/updates/Repetrel_Installer_4.2.603_full.exe]] ===\n\n<span style=\"color: red;\"> '''Use this to install in a fresh environment.'''\n\nThis download has it all - Repetrel, firmware, manuals, recipes, AND the Ecosystem Apps setup to install prerequisites. \n\nDownload the file and run it as Administrator.\n\n=== '''Repetrel Installer Standard''' [[File:Download_button.png|150px|link=https://hyrel3d.com/updates/Repetrel_Installer_4.2.603_standard.exe]] ===\n\n<span style=\"color: magenta;\">'''ALMOST EVERYONE SHOULD RUN THIS INSTALLER.''' I recommend '''''FIRST''''' renaming C:/Repetrel to C:/Repetrel_oldversion#, and '''''THEN''''' running this installer.\n\nThis download includes the latest (see above) complete Repetrel install, from C:\\Repetrel on down, including software and firmware for your 407 (30M, ESR) or 429 (16A, EHR) Motion Controller, your 103 Print Head and Hot Bed Controllers, and controllers for the CO2 laser, 3-phase spindle tool, and extra axes. \n\nDownload the file and run it as Administrator.\n\nAs there have been some file location changes recently, we recommend renaming your old repetrel folder (perhaps to repetrel_something) and then doing this complete Repetrel install.\n\n=== '''Repetrel Installer Light''' [[File:Download_button.png|150px|link=https://hyrel3d.com/updates/Repetrel_Installer_4.2.603_light.exe]] ===\n<span style=\"color: royalblue;\">'''Actually, running the</span> <span style=\"color: magenta;\">Repetrel Installer, above</span> <span style=\"color: royalblue;\">is almost always a better choice than this.\n\nI'm required to post this link, which updates ONLY THE BINARIES, but '''I DO NOT RECOMMEND USING IT.''' It's much more effective to use the version above, '''Repetrel Installer Standard'''. Trust me - you '''''DO''''' want all the new recipes automatically added.\n\n=== '''Repetrel BIN Folder''' [[File:Download_button.png|150px|link=https://hyrel3d.com/updates/bin_4.2.603.zip]] ===\n\nThis is, you guessed it, just the new bin folder.\n\n=== '''Repetrel Drivers''' [[File:Download_button.png|150px|link=https://hyrel3d.com/updates/Repetrel_Drivers_4.2.561.exe]] ===\n\nThis only reinstalls the required drivers.\n\n== Installing Offline? ==\n\nYou may need the offline .net updater, available [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/microsoft-net-framework-4-8-offline-installer-for-windows-9d23f658-3b97-68ab-d013-aa3c3e7495e0 here].\n\n== V3 ==\n\nFor version 3.083_K, please visit [[3_Install]].\n\n== After Repetrel ==\n\nPlease proceed to steps at [[Firmware]], [[Settings]], and [[Licensing]] to complete your install or upgrade."
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