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might include files, which are frequently used together, or
files cut with the same material.
4. The Options menu features screens for general machine
settings, specific project settings, and settings for different
materials. There is also a utility to select file extensions for
file types.
5. Save- saves parameter changes made on the Control
Panel.
6. Complete Marker- displays the entire file currently open.
7. Table Bite- If the entire file will not fit on your cutting
table, Table Bite displays it in sections.
8. Marker window.
9. Control Panel- Displays speed, acceleration, and tool
settings. May be used to edit these settings with the Save
button.
10. The Calibration screen features a drop-down menu to
select tools and run calibration patterns. Tool calibration is
described in depth in Chapter 4, Plotter Maintenance.
11. Plotter Status - shows which file is currently plotted. It
also shows which panel is being cut when the machine is
running.
12. The Project Manager screen contains all project edit-
ing features. Add, delete, and select files for projects.
13. The Repeat File feature repeats the label pattern con-
tinuously on the table
The Project Manager tab.
The Project Manager is used to edit projects. Files may be
added to or deleted from a project. Preview will display the
selected file in the marker window. The Edit button features
a file name editor, a material type selection, and comments.
The Plotter Status tab.
The Plotter Status tab is essentially a more detailed read-
out of the display on the User Interface Terminal. Continu-
ally updated information such as machine position, air pres-
sure, current cut file, and so on is found here. If the machine
should crash or develop any fault while running, error mes-
sages will be displayed here.
File Open Menu
1. Manual file name entry- The entire pathway and file name may
be specified here.
2. File type list- lists files of the selected type.
3. Directory
selection- lists
directories in
the specified
drive.
4. File type menu- displays
different file types e.g. CMD, DXF,
NTV, and so on. Click on the type
you wish to be displayed in the file
type list.
5. Drive
selection- specify
the drive on
which you wish
to access files.
6. Network- this button
opens the network drive
mapping window. Once
mapped, clicking on the
appropriate drive in the drive
selection box may access
files on a network.
The File menu Open screen.