Tools
| 1 |
Torx T8 driver |
| 2 |
3mm Allen key |
| 3 |
Phillips screwdriver |
| 4 | Marker pen |
Step 0 - Download the data from the Ador
⚠︎ If your machine cannot boot normally or connect to the computer, please contact customer service to get the data.
- Update the firmware to version 5.1.17 or above.
- Update Beam Studio to version 2.3.1 or above.
- Selecting the "Machine→Machine's Name→Camera Calibration Data→Download Data."
The file downloaded will be in .zip format and named after your machine's name.
For example, Ador (Timothy) .zip.
Step 1
Turn off the machine, remove the power cord, and flip the machine.
Step 2
Mark the rubber foot and screw that are close to the USB port.
The purpose of marking is that this foot's screw will be shorter than others, and it has to be in the same position.
Step 3
Unscrew these bottom screws.
(T8 screw x 6pcs ＆ 3mm HEX screw x 4pcs)
Step 4
Flip the machine and unscrew the side screws (T8 screw x 2pcs)
Step 5
Mark the screw holes on both sides with the pen.
The purpose is to remind yourself that the marked sides will be facing the work area when assembling.
Step 6
Move the module seat towards the fan to the end.
Step 7
Lift the upper frame with both hands and place it on the studs.
(Be careful not to get the wires stuck by the frames.)
Example of frame sitting on the studs:
Lifting example video (The video was shot inside the machine)：
Step 8
Fold the 3M foam tape toward the screen.
Step 9
Mark the USB-C cable.
The reason is that the USB-C has to be plugged in the correct direction, so the original direction will be known by marking it when assembling. (The marked side should face the work area.)
Step 10
Take a picture to record all the original positions of the cables.
The purpose is to remind yourself of the cables' positions in order to plug them back in correctly.
Step 11
Remove the flat cables, USB-C, and WIFI antenna.
Please note that the flat cables have clips locking them. Open the clips to remove the flat cables.
USB-C & WIFI antenna locations：
All removed：
Step 12
Unscrew these Phillips screws to remove the RK board.
Step 13
Insert the flat cables into the new RK board.
Please note that the clips on the board have to be opened for the cables to be inserted.
Step 14
Screw back the screws to fix the new RK board.
Step 15
Plug in the USB-C and the WIFI antenna.
Please note that the USB-C has to be in the original direction as the photo taken in Step 10.
Step 16
Put the 3M foam tape back in place.
Step 17
Restore the position of the upper frame.
Please note that the marked screw holes have to be facing the work area.
Restoring the frame：
Step 18
Turn the machine on and test the touch function.
(Please be careful not to press the "Control")
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Step 19
Screw the side screws.
Step 20
Turn off and flip the machine. Screw all the screws at the bottom.
Please note that the marked foot and screw will have to be in a position close to the USB ports.
Suggestion:
It is better not to fully tighten the screws at first as some screws might be misaligned and unable to have the screws put in. Therefore, it is recommended to tighten all the screws after all the screws are installed.
Step 21
Flip the machine. Move the module seat around to see if it can be moved freely.
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Step 22
Try to loosen the rubber foot screw close to the USB ports and try moving the module seat again.
Step 23 - Boot up the machine and upload the data
Run the Beam Studio version 2.3.1 or above and select the "Machine→Machine's Name→Camera Calibration Data→Upload Data→Choose the file downloaded in Step 0."
Step 24 - Calibrate the camera
Please calibrate the camera again to attain the correct preview.
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