¶ Welcome to the documentation for your Chicago Additive hardware.
¶ Overview
Here you will find the official resources for all of your Chicago Additive hardware. If you need assistance with offline documentation, please reach out to [email protected].`
¶ AMOS General Documentation
¶ First Steps
- Getting Setup -First setup after unboxing. This includes getting connected to your network via WiFi or Ethernet
- Web Interface Navigation -A walk-through of the web interface so you know your way around.
¶ Networking Specific
- Ethernet Direct (DoD Method) -Getting connected to your unit by using Ethernet directly from the unit to your PC, primarily used by the DoD.
¶ Mantanance
- Z Belt Replacement -Step by step guild to repair/replace the Z Axis Belt on your AMOS system
¶ Hardware Specific Documentation
Select the hardware to access the available documentation:
¶ AMOS 200
The AMOS 200 is the smallest of the AMOS line, offering ease of portability while retaining the full features of the AMOS Platform.
- Build Volume 200x200x120mm (XYZ)
¶ AMOS 300
The AMOS 300 is the workhorse of the AMOS Platform, allowing for multiple configurations to ensure it fits seamlessly into your current workflow and operating environment.
- Build Volume 300x300x220mm (XYZ)
- AMOS 300 Base unit
- AMOS 300 Packout- Unit with a ruggedized travel case
- AMOS 300 Expeditionary Unit with a ruggedized case that allows printing on the move in the most austere environments.
¶ AMOS 500
The AMOS 500 brings all the features of the AMOS Platform into large-format printing.
- Build Volume 500x500x420mm (XYZ)
¶ For Additional Assistance
Still have questions? Reach out directly at [email protected]