This guide is intended to introduce the MD600D printer screen buttons and operating functions.
The following section covers the 3D printing part of the MD600D 3D Printer.
On the left side of the main interface is an on-screen menu bar that includes the Back Button, Main Menu, Shutdown Button, Extruder, Extruder 1, Heater bed and Host Temeprature; on the right side is the Move Button, Preheat, Extrude,Calibrate, Print and Settings.


the Back button: When you want to exit the current page, click the Back button and return to the previous page.

the Main Menu: No matter which interface you are in, you can click the main menu button to return to the homepage.

the Shutdown button: when you turn off the printer, you can click "Shutdown" button to turn off the printer.

You can click the extruder temprature to enter a value and set the temperature according to the printed filament.

You can click the heaterbed temperature to enter a value and set its temperature.

The Host Temperature generally follows the temperature that the system sets.

In this area, you can see the current temperature.

Click the "Move" button to move or home X,Y and Z axis.

Click the "Preheat" button to pre-set the nozzle and heaterbed's temperature.

Click the "Extrude" button to load filament.


Click the "Calibrate" button to start the Calibration, then follow the sequence shown in the diagram step by step.

Click the "Print" button to start printing.

It mainly works to connect Wi-Fi.
It is to adjust the cooling fan.
It is used to turn on or turn off lights.
It is to proceed the procedures of machine shutdown, restart and reset function.
It is mainly used to update Klipper and Klipperscreen.
It is to explain every part and instructions of MD1000D.
It includes some solutions and measures about some issues.

It is used to resume the printer after power failure or system error.
Once power is restored, turn on the printer. It will perform a self-check automatically. Then go to Settings > Power Loss Recovery to resume printing.

Note:

It can be used to move the toolhead if necessary before resuming the print.
It largely includes some basic settings such as time, language, screen timeout, notification sound toggle, and automatic shutdown after printing completion.