¶ How to use Timelaspe with SV08
Turn on the machine, before using the time-lapse function, please make sure that the protective film has been removed, the lens is clean and the picture is clear.
(If the picture is not displayed, please try to unplug it again and replace the USB port, if the picture is blurred, please rotate the lens to adjust the focus.)
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¶ Turn on the Timelapse function in the mainsail interface
1. Click Advancded,, find Timelapse function, make sure that the function is open.
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2. Get the IP address, and then enter mainsail interface, you can connect the machine through wireless link and network.
- ①Insert a USB memory stick, find the file named "wifi.cfg" in the USB memory stick, open it with notepad, and replace it with the current WIFI name and password. (please note that the WIFI name can not contain any special characters or else it can't connect to the network normally).
After entering the WiFi information, save the "wifi.cfg" file, you should make sure it is kept in the USB root directory. Then insert the USB stick and wait for 10-20 seconds, find the "Show IP" in the "Advanced" menu. "Show IPoption in the "Advanced" menu, the screen will show the IP address of the current machine.
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- ②Plug the network cable into the port on the right side of the machine, click on "Advanced" "Show IP" option, the screen displays the current IP address of the machine.
Plug the network cable into the right side of the printer
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3. Input the IP address on the screen of the machine in the browser to enter the Mainsail interface (the device and the printer must be connected to the same network, if you still can not enter, please replace the browser or check whether the IP address is correct), click WEBCAM, check the camera screen. If there is no display of the camera screen, please repeat step one.
4. Upload the Gcode slice file, choose to print, open the page of the Timelapse option, the printer begin to print and shoot time-lapse video (slicing software needs to be added to the time-lapse photography commands. If your software does not set up the item, please add their own).
 Upload your slice file (Gcode) |
 Please confirm to turn on Timelapse |
5. After the completion of the print task, click Timelapse, then it will appear two prompts "Render" "Save Frame", click Render, start rendering time-lapse video. ("Save frame" will be saved in the form of a picture.)
(If the page does not appear, please refresh the interface or re-click on the rendering. The bottom right corner will appear a prompt: time-lapse photography rendering, waiting for the rendering to complete.)
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6. After completing the rendering, select the file, click download, the video will be in the form of a compressed package to complete the download.
¶ Using the time-lapse function in Obico
Before using the Obico APP function, please make sure that the firmware of SV08 is the latest version 2.3.3 and above.
Note Before using Obico APP, please make sure SV08 machine access the wifi network. The printer only supports connecting to 2.4Ghz network. If your home network is a dual-band router, please turn off the 5G band.
¶ 1、Use the PC to enter the Obico web site to use time-lapse photography function
(1) Printer and computer need to be connected to the same network, open the browser, enter WWW.Obico.io, please give your logins and enter the obico control interface.
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(2) Modify the time setting for time-lapse photography. If it is not modified, time-lapse video will not be generated for models with shorter print times.
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(3) Upload the sliced Gcode file and select print, wait for the model to finish printing, Obico will automatically generate a time-lapse video.
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(4) After the print of the model , click “Print History” to find the print record, click Video to download the time-lapse video.
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¶ 2、Use the time-lapse photography function of Obico APP on mobile phones
¶ (1)Open Obico APP and enter the machine management interface.
(2) Click on the left option, open Print History, find the print history, click into the slide to find the time-lapse video.