6 – 4
Step
7
Use the
and
keys to specify the number of copies you wish to make.
Step
8
When the desired value is displayed, press the ENTER key to initiate the COPY operation to make
the specified number of copies.
Step
9
If you wish to continue making copies, replace the film with new film and then repeat Steps 2 through
8.
NOTE : • If the initial cutting position was moved to specify a new origin for the original cutting
operation, the new origin will also apply during the COPY operation. To prevent
wasteful use of the film, be sure to use cut data that specifies an initial cutting position
as close as possible to the effective cutting area’s origin.
• If the cutting plotter receives another set of data during a COPY operation, the COPY
operation cannot be properly completed because the cutting plotter’s internal memory
will be cleared of the initial data in mid-course. While a COPY operation is in progress,
do not send another set of data to the cutting plotter.
• After the initial cutting data is sent to the cutting plotter, even if another set of cutting
data is sent after a period of 10 seconds or more, the previous data will be cleared
from the cutting plotter’s internal memory.
• The cutting plotter cannot make a copy of a set of data consisting of 2 Mbytes or
more of data, because the transmission of that amount of data will cause its internal
memory to overflow.
