Introduction
The Bambu Lab X1-Carbon has a few extra features compared to other Bambu Lab printers. This guide will introduce the user to the touch screen, build plates, and the AMS stack.
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The touch screen allows you to modify settings before or during a print job.
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Temperature/axis settings, print library, and additional settings can be found by tapping the tabs on the left.
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In the Temperature/Axis header, various temperatures can be changed and motors can be jogged.
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Use the circle to jog the X and Y motors.
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The bed can be raised/lowered, and the extruder can move filament using the buttons on the right.
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Tapping on any temperature on the left will bring up a keypad to enter in a new number.
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Tapping the speed button allows the user to choose between Silent, Standard, Sport, and Ludicrous speed modes.
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Fan speed settings can be changed at the bottom, but these are best left unchanged.
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The Files tab allows the user to start prints from the machine.
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The tabs at the top display printable files from internal, microSD, and cache storage locations.
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Tapping on a model will bring up a menu with information about the print job.
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On the right the user can select the desired filament from the AMS systems and start the print. Additional boxes allow the user to select calibration options.
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This menu will not be used much. Most models will be uploaded from the slicer.
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The AMS stack is located above the X1-Carbon.
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Both AMS modules can be opened to insert/remove filament spools.
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Consult this guide for more information on using the AMS modules.
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