MIMAKI CG-100AR, Operation Manual

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Chapter 3 Cutting Data with Register Marks
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Scale compensation setting [DIST.REVI.]
• When cutting using , set [DIST.REVI.] to [OFF].
Setting Details
OFF Scale compensation is not input for register mark detection.
BEFORE
Scale compensation and trapezoidal correction
*1
values are entered before register
mark detection. ( "Detect register marks."(P. 89) ) The distance between register
marks is entered in advance, allowing high-speed movement between register marks
during register mark detection.
AFTER
Scale compensation and trapezoidal correction
*1
values are entered after register mark
detection. ( "Detect register marks."(P. 89) ) Settings can be completed more
quickly, as the distance between register marks is known due to register mark detection.
Specifying afterward allows setting in a shorter time.
*1. Differences in grit roller diameter may result in differences in feed rate between left and right sides of the
sheet. Trapezoidal correction is used to correct errors resulting from such differences in feed rate.
l Register mark size setting [SIZE]
Setting Details
4 to 40mm Sets the length of one side of the register mark.
If the lengths of the horizontal and vertical lines of the printed register mark differ, this
sets the shorter line length.
Length of one side
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Offset A and Offset B settings [OffsetA/OffsetB]
Setting Details
±4 to ±40 mm The origin is normally positioned as shown in the following figures.
However, the cutting position may shift in the same direction, depending on the
application used and the sheet being cut. If this occurs, alter the position of the origin.
Register mark: Type 1 Register mark: Type 2
Positive A direction Positive A direction
Positive B direction Positive B direction
Origin
Origin
[ERR37 MARK ORG] will appear if the origin position lies outside the effective cutting
range. If this occurs, set so that the register mark position is toward the center of the
sheet.
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Register mark shape setting [FORM]
Setting Details
Type 1
Type 2
Select one of two types of register mark shape.