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Operation flow

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Installing a tool

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Turning the power on

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Setting the tool
conditions

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Loading a sheet of media

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Test cutting (plotting)

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Cutting (plotting)

See "Installing a tool" (

P.15)

See "Turning the power on"
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P.19)

See "Setting the tool conditions"
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P.20)

See "Loading a sheet of media"
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P.23)

See "Test cutting (plotting)"
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P.31)

See "Cutting (plotting)" (

P.32)

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Turning the power off

See "Turning the power off"
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P.35)

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Summary of Contents for CG-100SR2

Page 1: ...D202007 14 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO LTD URL http www mimaki co jp...

Page 2: ...12 RS 232C Cable Connection 12 Connecting the power cable 13 Operation flow 14 Installing a tool 15 Using a cutter 15 How to Install a Ballpoint Pen 18 Turning the power on 19 Setting the tool condit...

Page 3: ...ng sticker with a register mark When using SimpleCut 37 Enter the registration mark detection mode 38 Precautions in inputting data with registration marks 39 Set for Detecting the Registration Marks...

Page 4: ...plotter CG SRII series This guide explains basic operation of CG SRII For more details please refer to the CG SRII series Operation Manual supplied with the attached opera tion manual CD ROM You can a...

Page 5: ...nstalled and used in accordance with the Operation manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interferen...

Page 6: ...of the plotter This symbol indicates that it is important to know of the information on proper operation of the plotter Use this information for your operation Indicates the reference page for relate...

Page 7: ...or breakdown of the plotter In case abnormal event occurs Use of the plotter under an abnormal condition where the device produces smoke or strange smell can result in fire or electric shocks If such...

Page 8: ...uch the cutter blade which is very sharp Do not shake or swing the cutter holder otherwise the blade may come off Keep your head and hands away from any moving parts during cutting plotting operation...

Page 9: ...on must have enough space for not only this machine itself but also for printing operation Model Width Depth Height Gross weight CG 100SRII 1435 mm 580 mm 1125 mm 38 kg CG 130SRII 1735 mm 580 mm 1125...

Page 10: ...nel operates this machine and sets functions P 11 Clamp lever Pushing a lever down lowers a pinch roller and retains the sheet Pinch roller The pinch rollers feed out the sheet while pressing it again...

Page 11: ...ife and other cutters can be placed on Roll bar A roll sheet is placed on the two roll bars P 28 AC inlet The power cable is connected to the AC inlet P 13 Sheet sensor This sensor detects the presenc...

Page 12: ...tart the plotter REMOTE key Use this key to select a tool and establish tool conditions P 21 TOOL key Press this key to execute sheet feeding FEED key This key registers the last input value as the se...

Page 13: ...en pdf for the plotter used in Mimaki USB1 1 Driver folder RS 232C Cable Connection When you want to connect the RS 232C cable you must observe the following notabilia Connect or disconnect the conne...

Page 14: ...AC100 240V 10 Frequency 50 60Hz Capacity 145 VA or less Be sure to connect the ground wire Using without the ground wire causes the damage of this device and electric shock that may be very dangerous...

Page 15: ...a sheet of media 5 Test cutting plotting 6 Cutting plotting See Installing a tool P 15 See Turning the power on P 19 See Setting the tool conditions P 20 See Loading a sheet of media P 23 See Test cu...

Page 16: ...d at the edge by rotating it 2 Replace thecutter with a new one using tweezers or the like 3 Turn the adjusting knob to adjust the protruding amount of the cutter arrow to protrude the cutter blade 0...

Page 17: ...t cutting to check the cutting quality 1 Turn the adjusting knob to adjust the protruding amount of the cutter blade arrow to protrude the cutter blade 0 5 mm per revolution Take care not to protrude...

Page 18: ...e brim of the cutter holder with the l holder presser 3 Fix the cutter holder Turn the knob of the tool holder clockwise and surely fix it Install the cutter to the tool holder of the carriage Be sure...

Page 19: ...point pen may crack 4 Remove the cap 5 Rotate the knob to loosen the holder presser 6 Insert the pen adapter with the pen into the tool holder Make sure that the collar of the pen adapter is rested on...

Page 20: ...tates 3 Check the receiving buffer Then the tool conditions for the currently selected tool appears on the LCD Before turning the power on check that the pinch rollers have been raised Be sure to turn...

Page 21: ...Condition PEN This is the tool conditions for using a pen Besides the above list able to set the cutting condition for POUNCHING and HALF CUT Refer to the operation manual for more detail C U T 1 2 0...

Page 22: ...turn to the previous setting item press the jog key 4 Change the value of PRESSURE using the jog key or The setting values 10 to20g settable by 2g step 20 to 100g settable by 5g step 100 to 400g setta...

Page 23: ...nd blurred plotting as well as undone cutting Don t perform cutting adjustment only with the protruding amount of the cutter edge while PRESSURE cutting pressure remains to be set hard If cutting is m...

Page 24: ...ded on the plotter The pinch rollers and grit rollers hold the sheet in position Locate the pinch rollers so that they match the sheet to be used Sheet width available mm inch CG 100SRII 90 to 1250 3...

Page 25: ...d for cutting If the sheet length is not detected the plotter will terminate cutting operation when data goes beyond the sheet If the sheet sensor function is set to OFF a press of a jog key will make...

Page 26: ...heet in the front Sets the leaf sheet in the front Detecting method After the sheet width is detected the back end of the sheet is detected Front side of the plotter After the sheet width is detected...

Page 27: ...the pinch rollers 2 Set the right end of the sheet considering the platen vertical rib as the measure Or align the near end of the sheet in parallel with the platen 3 Move the pinch rollers so that t...

Page 28: ...LL SELECT is set to ON selectthe number of pinch rollers to be used 7 Start detecting the sheet When DUMMY CUT is set to ON after completing the sheet detection the plotter performs dummy cutting oper...

Page 29: ...de diameter of theroll sheet to be used If the outside diameter of the rollsheet is 3 inch or more place theroll bars in the grooves 1 and 3 If the outside diameter of the rollsheet is less than 3 inc...

Page 30: ...Check that the sheet is set without slacks and then move down the clamp lever to the front If the plotter has been turned on The suction fan will rotate to retainthe sheet by suction If the plotter h...

Page 31: ...key or Setting value In mm 0 1 m to 51 0 m in increments of 0 1 m In inch 1 to 167 feet in increments of 1 ft 13 Press the key The sheet will be fed by the input length Before you use the roll sheet...

Page 32: ...ctly The base sheet remains uncut No corner of the squares is round No corner of the squares is curled up Cut Condition Cause Remedy Some parts uncut The blade is lifted above the sheet because of a t...

Page 33: ...right Moves the head to the left Feeds the sheet toward the rear of the plotter Feeds the sheet toward the front of the plotter Every time you press the key the tool will move up and down alternately...

Page 34: ...ng plotting In case the sheet has slipped off the plotter during cutting operation turn off the power immediately otherwise the main unit may be damaged The LCD will show the following error message i...

Page 35: ...ng plotting 34 Cut off the Sheet Manual Cutting 1 Hold the sheet by hand Make sure to hold firmly to avoid the sheet raiseup 2 Cut the sheet Cut the sheet with a cutter knife in the slot on the platen...

Page 36: ...that the plotter is not receiving any data Make sure that the display is indicating REMOTE or LOCAL 2 Press the O side of the power switch The POWER lamp on the operation panel turns off Once the pow...

Page 37: ...tart position is settled according to the register mark Use FineCut to make a register mark Refer to P 39 to P 42 for the limitation of making a register mark 3 Print the image with register mark 4 Lo...

Page 38: ...k Use SimpleCut to make a register mark Refer to P 39 to P 42 for the limitation of making a register mark 3 Print the image with register mark 4 Load the sheet to CG SRII Refer to P 23 for loading th...

Page 39: ...rate caused by the difference in the diameter between the right and left grit rollers If the trapezium compensation is to be omitted there is no need to set the TP4 In that case however cutting disto...

Page 40: ...g position must be 20 mm or more away from the leading edge of the sheet The TP2 end position must be 30 mm or more away from the tail end of the sheet Mark Form Type 1 Mark Form Type 2 The registrati...

Page 41: ...wrong detection 1 There is a line outside the registration marks Example of cause of wrong detection 2 The distance between registration marks TP2 and TP1 or TP4 and TP2 is smaller than the mark leng...

Page 42: ...or copied designs For Type 1 registration marks the distance between the marks must be not shorter than two times the mark length and not longer than 1000 mm For Type 2 registration marks the distance...

Page 43: ...0 mm If you follow this recommendation you can minimize wasteful spaces and arrange the designs efficiently Color of mark The mark must be printed in black against the white background The registratio...

Page 44: ...n case you selected OFF in Step 6 proceed to Step 12 8 Press the jog key or to select the following items The following items are provided for the setting of registration mark detection Scale compensa...

Page 45: ...al sheet not for cutting the outline 1pt Detects the TP1 Sets only the origin 2pt A Detects the two registration marks TP1 and TP2 Performs the skew compensation and the scale compensation in the shee...

Page 46: ...n value 1 after executing the registration mark detection P 49 P 52 Since there is an understanding of the distance between marks setting values can be input rapidly The AFTER setting will take less t...

Page 47: ...ation marks consecutively based on the first data For leaf sheets cut sheets the value of COPIES A is used as the number of copies When the number of copies can be set on the application software like...

Page 48: ...g error Then the plotter waits for mark detection Move the light pointer to the position shown below with jog keys and press the key Then the light pointer starts mark detection If skew check is to be...

Page 49: ...t Pointer is turned lit You can manually move the carriage to the left and right Depress the clamp lever and manually move the carriage between the registrations TP1 and TP3 Then you can confirm the s...

Page 50: ...P1 at a location shown at right If it is impossible to place the registration mark TP1 at the location shown in the sketch follow the procedure for Semi automatic registration mark detection 3 You mus...

Page 51: ...key after completing the settings The registration mark detection will be started See Setting the Number of Registration Mark Detection P 44 for the number of registration marks In case the plotter ca...

Page 52: ...ction display as an example If there is a difference between the actually measured value and the detected length make setting with the jog key or Press the key to change the display to the next scale...

Page 53: ...Then the pinch rollers will retain the sheet 2 Perform the sheet detection by pressing the jog key or Set the sheet in the rear Once the sheet is detected the display indicates that the plotter is wai...

Page 54: ...not appear but the origin point will be displayed 6 Press the key after completing the settings The plotter will start detecting the registration marks according to the settings of MARK DETECT See Se...

Page 55: ...play appears The right figure shows the 4 point detection display as an example If there is a difference between the actually measured value and the detected length make setting with the jog key or Pr...

Page 56: ...en when it finds a segment a point or a printed material the registration mark detection will be performed If the vertical line and the horizontal line are detected properly it is recognized as a regi...

Page 57: ...egistration mark or there is no response even if the function scans the area set for search the message indicating the search failure will be displayed in a certain time Then it will return to the ori...

Page 58: ...tion by pressing the appropriate ones of the jog keys and Perform registration mark detection at a position 1mm or more away from the registration mark 5 Press the key to terminate the jog mode The pl...

Page 59: ...he length of the registration mark shape of the registration mark and speed of the registration mark detection For details on setting the SIZE and FORM refer to the MARK DETECT setting procedure P 39...

Page 60: ...n in the A direction minus direction to detect the line 5 Follow the Steps 1 to 4 and confirm if the buzzer sounds 4 times When the detection behavior completes successfully the buzzer sounds 4 times...

Page 61: ...in the tool holder 2 Load the copy paper 3 Confirm that the plotter is in the local mode 4 Press the key 5 Select MARK SENSOR by pressing the jog key or 6 Press the key 7 Select POINTER OFS by pressi...

Page 62: ...ht pointer position so that the center of the light pointer is in alignment with the center of the cross pattern 10 Press the key The plotter will return to the local mode after registering the compen...

Page 63: ...le on Firmware Ver 1 1 or lator 1 Install a cutter in the tool holder 2 Confirm that the plotter is in the local mode 3 Press the key 4 Select MARK SENSOR by pressing the jog key or 5 Press the key 6...

Page 64: ...gned by 0 2 mm enter 0 2 9 Press the key The plotter will return to the local mode after registering the compensation value The setting values are kept in memory even when the power is turned off The...

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