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| ## Grab the correct conductive ink from the fridge. It is labeled with a '''green''' sticker. | | ## Grab the correct conductive ink from the fridge. It is labeled with a '''green''' sticker. |
| ## Set the conductive ink on the table, allowing to begin to warm to room temperature. | | ## Set the conductive ink on the table, allowing to begin to warm to room temperature. |
− | # ''Software setup'' | + | # ''Software Setup'' |
| ## Power on the Voltera. | | ## Power on the Voltera. |
| ## Open the Voltera Windows application. | | ## Open the Voltera Windows application. |
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| ## Load the ink file. This is the Top Layer Gerber file. Download it <u>here.</u> | | ## Load the ink file. This is the Top Layer Gerber file. Download it <u>here.</u> |
| ## Click "Next." | | ## Click "Next." |
− | # ''Cleaning the sensors'' | + | # ''Cleaning the Sensors'' |
| ## Take a cue tip and dip it into the isopropyl alcohol. The cue tip should be moist, but NOT soaked. Dab the cue tip on a paper towel to dry it slightly. | | ## Take a cue tip and dip it into the isopropyl alcohol. The cue tip should be moist, but NOT soaked. Dab the cue tip on a paper towel to dry it slightly. |
| ## Clean the calibration switches by rubbing them with the cue tip. | | ## Clean the calibration switches by rubbing them with the cue tip. |
| ## Click "Next." | | ## Click "Next." |
− | # ''Clamping the substrate'' | + | # ''Clamping the Substrate'' |
| ## Acquire a 1.5" by 2" blank board. They are located in the one of the drawers. | | ## Acquire a 1.5" by 2" blank board. They are located in the one of the drawers. |
| ## Slide the board underneath the clamps on the Voltera, push the clamps towards each other, and finger-tighten the thumb screws. | | ## Slide the board underneath the clamps on the Voltera, push the clamps towards each other, and finger-tighten the thumb screws. |
| ## Click "Next." | | ## Click "Next." |
− | # ''Mounting the probe'' | + | # ''Mounting the Probe'' |
| ## Pull the probe from one of the drawers. | | ## Pull the probe from one of the drawers. |
| ## Remove the cap and place it near the Voltera. | | ## Remove the cap and place it near the Voltera. |
| ## Mount the probe onto the magnetic gantry. It should snap into place and the contacts should align. | | ## Mount the probe onto the magnetic gantry. It should snap into place and the contacts should align. |
| ## Click "Next." | | ## Click "Next." |
− | # ''Positioning and probing'' | + | # ''Positioning and Probing'' |
| ## Click "Outline." This will show you where the Voltera thinks the board is. It will move the probe around the printer surface. | | ## Click "Outline." This will show you where the Voltera thinks the board is. It will move the probe around the printer surface. |
| ## Repeat step one until the outline is centered with the board. Click and drag the circuit in the Voltera application to move the outline. | | ## Repeat step one until the outline is centered with the board. Click and drag the circuit in the Voltera application to move the outline. |
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| ## Click "Next." | | ## Click "Next." |
| ## Click "Probe" and wait for the Voltera to finish its measurements. | | ## Click "Probe" and wait for the Voltera to finish its measurements. |
− | ## | + | ## Click "Next." |
| + | ## Remove the probe, replace the cap, place the probe back in the drawer, and click "Next." |
| + | # ''Priming the Conductor'' |
| + | ## Hold on to your hats, folks. |
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| === Level 2 === | | === Level 2 === |
| CHANGE this: After completing the Hello World tutorial, you can proceed with making double-sided boards. Voltera has a tutorial called "Punk Console" which walks through creating your own double-sided board. It also shows how to use the V-One drill to make vias and component through-holes. | | CHANGE this: After completing the Hello World tutorial, you can proceed with making double-sided boards. Voltera has a tutorial called "Punk Console" which walks through creating your own double-sided board. It also shows how to use the V-One drill to make vias and component through-holes. |