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Tool conditions setting ................................................................................................... 2. 8

Cut conditions (CT1, CT2, CT3, CT4, CT5) settings ......................................................................... 2. 9

Plotting conditions (PEN) settings .................................................................................................... 2. 11

Pouncing conditions (PIN) settings .................................................................................................. 2. 11

Half cut conditions (HLF) settings .................................................................................................... 2. 12

Loading a sheet of media ............................................................................................. 2. 13

Maximum cutting area ...................................................................................................................... 2. 13

Sheet detection ................................................................................................................................. 2. 14

Loading a leaf sheet ......................................................................................................................... 2. 16

Loading a roll sheet .......................................................................................................................... 2. 17

Execute test cutting (plotting) ...................................................................................... 2. 19

Starting cutting (plotting) ............................................................................................. 2. 20

Setting an origin ................................................................................................................................ 2. 20

Starting cutting (plotting) ................................................................................................................... 2. 21

Putting the cutting (plotting) on hold ................................................................................................. 2. 21

Turning the power off .................................................................................................... 2. 22

CHAPTER 3 Function

Functions invoked with the jog mode (jog keys) ......................................................... 3. 2

Setting an origin .................................................................................................................................. 3. 4

Paper cut ............................................................................................................................................. 3. 4

Two-point axis alignment .................................................................................................................... 3. 4

Cutting area ......................................................................................................................................... 3. 5

Digitization operation .......................................................................................................................... 3. 6

Functions invoked with the specific keys .................................................................... 3. 7

Switch between remote and the local mode [REMOTE] .................................................................... 3. 8

Set the tool configurations [TOOL] ..................................................................................................... 3. 8

Set the distance compensation [TOOL] ............................................................................................. 3. 9

Feed the paper [FEED] ...................................................................................................................... 3-12

Clear the data [DATA CLEAR] ........................................................................................................... 3-12

Modify the sheet displacement [ENTER / HOLD] ............................................................................. 3-13

Enter the registration mark detection mode [END] ........................................................................... 3-13

Functions ........................................................................................................................ 3-14

Test cutting [SQUARE CUT] ............................................................................................................. 3-16

Cut (plot) the same data on multiple sheets [No. COPIES] .............................................................. 3-16

Check the sensor for the registration mark detection [MARK sensor] .............................................. 3-17

Correct the light pointer position [MARK SENSOR] .......................................................................... 3-20

Examine the cut error [SAMPLE CUT] ............................................................................................ 3. 21

Output the list of configurations [LIST] ............................................................................................ 3. 21

Output the received data by the ASCII code [ASCII DUMP] ........................................................... 3. 22

Cut a roll sheet at intervals automatically [SHEET CUT] ................................................................ 3. 22

Switch the displayed language [DISPLAY] ....................................................................................... 3. 24

Set each functions [SET UP] ............................................................................................................ 3. 24

Setting function ............................................................................................................. 3. 25

Set the operation of the registration mark detection [MARK DETECT] .......................................... 3. 26

Warnings on inputting data with registration marks ......................................................................... 3. 26

Summary of Contents for CG-FX SERIES

Page 1: ...ATION MANUAL MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO LTD TKB Gotenyama Building 5 9 41 Kitashinagawa Shinagawa ku Tokyo 141 0001 Japan Phone 81 3 5420 8671 Fax 81 3 5420 8687 URL http www mimaki co jp CUTTING PLOTTER C...

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Page 3: ...L MIMAKI BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR FOR LOSS OF PROFITS OF DEALER OR CUSTOMERS OF ANY PRODUCT Requests This Operation manual has been carefully prepared for your easy...

Page 4: ...to the television set or radio FCC Statement USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are d...

Page 5: ...escribes the operation and maintenance of CG FX series cutting plotter hereinafter referred to as the device Please read and fully understand this Operation manual before putting the machine into serv...

Page 6: ...ode substantially increases the clamp pressure that prevents a long sheet slippage The moderate pressure mode prevents from getting scratching by grit roller during plot operation New Cutter Holder Th...

Page 7: ...helpful information that will facilitate the use of the device Indicates the reference page for related contents Example of pictorial signs The symbol indicates the case where some phenomenon that req...

Page 8: ...power cable Use the supplied power cable Take care not to damage break or work on the power cable If a heavy matter is placed on the power cable heated or drawn the power cable can break to cause fire...

Page 9: ...hich temperature and humidity vary by a great margin Use the device under the following environment Operating environment 20 to 35 C 35 to 65 Rh A place exposed to direct air blow from air conditioner...

Page 10: ...t is likely to tightly curl flatten first the paper before using it for printing Heavily curled sheet affect the Cut plotted result Caution with cutters Do not touch the edged cutter blade Do not swin...

Page 11: ...informs the customer of possible risks associated with the device Be sure to understand the correct meaning of the safety label to avoid danger If the safety label is illegible due to stains or has co...

Page 12: ...of the Keys xiii CHAPTER 1 Before Use Checking the accessories 1 2 Configuration and function 1 4 The Front 1 4 The Rear 1 5 Operation Panel 1 6 Carriage 1 8 Pinch rollers and grit rollers 1 8 Control...

Page 13: ...3 7 Switch between remote and the local mode REMOTE 3 8 Set the tool configurations TOOL 3 8 Set the distance compensation TOOL 3 9 Feed the paper FEED 3 12 Clear the data DATA CLEAR 3 12 Modify the s...

Page 14: ...VICE No 3 60 Command priority setting PRIORITY 3 61 The maximum size of the response DISTANCE 3 61 In use of the undetectable sheet SHEET sensor 3 62 Set the movement speed of carriage and sheet UP SP...

Page 15: ...el Display panel The content of display is shown in characters in a box as shown at right Operate the device according to the explanation of the operation procedure and the content of display on the L...

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Page 17: ...ore Use This chapter describes on the parts name and setting procedures before use Table of contents Checking the accessories 1 2 Configuration and function 1 4 Scale seal 1 12 Connecting the cables 1...

Page 18: ...eet Roll bar 2 Roll assist bar 1 Roll holder 2 Stay 2 Roll stay Assembly 2 Power cable 1 Operation Manual 1 CD ROM FineCut 1 FineCut USB Driver USB Driver Install Guide 1 Product name Q ty Remarks Che...

Page 19: ...nt pen Main unit BOX Cutter holder Cap Roll stay Assembly Power cable Scale seal Cable clamp Roll holder Roll bar 2 pieces Roll assist bar 1 pieces Stay Operation Manual CD ROM FineCut Cutter blade Up...

Page 20: ...ctions are set on the operation panel Page 1 6 6 Clamp lever Tilting the lever away from you lowers the pinch rollers to retain the sheet of medium 7 Pen line rubber The device performs cutting or plo...

Page 21: ...he turn back lever works to prevent the lower roll sheet from coming in contact with the upper roll sheet 6 RS 232C interface The RS 232C compatible interface connector connector It is connected to th...

Page 22: ...6 END key It is used to cancel the value is last previously input Use the key to detect only the sheet width 7 ENTER HOLD key This key is used to enter the last previous input value for a setup item U...

Page 23: ...e top end of the sheet In the case where a roll sheet is loaded onto the front of the device Detects the width and length of the sheet In the case where a cut sheet is loaded onto the front of the dev...

Page 24: ...rs in accordance with the width of sheet to be loaded on the device The areas within which the pinch rollers may be shifted are described below Change the location of the pinch rollers using the PINCH...

Page 25: ...leftmost end of its travel range in the case where the pinch roller 3 is not used for operation Or set to the number of pinch roller its using Page 3 65 If the pinch roller 3 is located at any positi...

Page 26: ...e middle clamp in need See below CG 75FX CG 130FX CG 160FX High mode Raise the clamp pressure lever Low mode Lower the clamp pressure lever Clamp pressure Application High mode For cutting the sheet I...

Page 27: ...and plotting The sponge pen line is used for pouncing and cutting on dotted line Use the appropriate pen line depends on the tool attached position The sheet sensor The sheet sensors detects the prese...

Page 28: ...he scale seals mm unit scale seal and the inch unit scale seal Put a scale seal on a main unit 1 Remove the seal little by little from the end to put on the main unit Put the seal on the platen as sho...

Page 29: ...es The device comes with two different kinds of interfaces Select either one that matches the host computer RS 232C compatible interface USB interface It is necessary the settings of interface which t...

Page 30: ...he appropriate JOG keys to detect a sheet and set up an origin 2 Pushing the TOOL key to select a tool and set the configurations 3 Pushing the DATA CLEAR key to erase the cutting plotting data the de...

Page 31: ...e Make sure not to turn off power during displaying the following message In the case setting values cannot be saved normally all the values return to default values at the factory F ROM WRINTING Tabl...

Page 32: ...from power on to end of cutting plotting For details on each item refer to the reference page Tool P 2 3 Turn on the power on P 2 7 Set the tool conditions P 2 8 Set the sheet P 2 13 Execute test cutt...

Page 33: ...changing the cutter blade or procedure of adjust ing the other cutter blade Refer to Page 5 4 How to attach a cutter blade 1 Loosen the cutter holder cap 2 Insert the cutter blade into the cutter hold...

Page 34: ...b to the right The blade tip comes out 0 5mm for a circle Protruding amount of the cutter blade Film thickness Base paper thickness 1 2 1 Film thickness Base paper thickness Protruding amount of the c...

Page 35: ...the tool holder at a time If the device performs cutting on this side sponge an adequate pressure will not be applied to the sheet of media adversely affecting the cutting result The device is not abl...

Page 36: ...gauge With level or bumps 1 Put the cap on the pen adapter Use the cap to adjust a pen height 2 Insert the pen into the pen adapter Insert the pen all the way until the pen tip hits the cap 3 Fix the...

Page 37: ...llowed the device can malfunction 1 Press the side of the power switch When the device is turned on the device will enter operation modes in the predetermined order Refer to page 1 14 for the operatio...

Page 38: ...nder the high cutting pressure the abnormal noise may occur and the surface of the sheet may be damaged resulting inferior cutting quality CT1 020 050 0 30 CT2 020 080 0 30 CT3 050 150 0 30 CT4 020 06...

Page 39: ...t of media OFFSET The amount of the cutter blade tip from Center of the holder If the offset amount is increased square shaped characters will be cut plotted If it is decreased round edged characters...

Page 40: ...maximum at 60cm s In case setting a cut line segment at 1000mm and above the cutting speed is limited maximum at 60cm s Procedure 1 Press TOOL key to select the cut number Select CT2 2 Change the spee...

Page 41: ...ng a sheet of media conduct test plotting to check the quality of finished characters and marks Type of pen SPEED PRESSURE Water ink ball point pen 0 3 mm 40 cm s 60 g Oil based ink ball point pen 40...

Page 42: ...ess Cutting pressure to remain after cutting Half cut length Length of sheet to remain after cutting Cut length Length by which the sheet is cut out Setting value SPEED 1 to 10 cm s 1 cm s step 15 20...

Page 43: ...sheet Enable to load of the Sheet width mm inch CG 75FX 90 to 1040 24 30 36 40 CG 130FX 90 to 1580 24 30 36 42 48 50 52 60 62 CG 160FX 90 to 1880 24 30 36 42 48 50 52 60 62 Maximum cutting area The ma...

Page 44: ...as with the case where the END key is pressed The setting direction of the media is rendered effective The maximum length that can be detected at the front and rear ends of the sheet of media is 3 m M...

Page 45: ...the sheet detection Key Detecting method Example of display after the sheet detection Only the sheet width is detected A B In the case where the detected dimension is 3 m or more the display will appe...

Page 46: ...lever away from you and lower the pinch rollers The display shown on the display panel will change as illustrated below 4 Press the jog key or to select LEAF In the case where the media is loaded fro...

Page 47: ...in the slit 2 and 3 2 Load a roll sheet Place a roll sheet on the roll bar pass the top end of the sheet through the platen and change the location of the pinch rollers according to the sheet width C...

Page 48: ...ard you from the front side of the main unit If you don t release the roll stopper the device stop with buzzer during sheet feeding 7 The display shown on the LCD changes Press the jogkey or to select...

Page 49: ...ss FUNCTION key 3 Select SQUARE CUT and press ENTER HOLD key Execute test cutting plotting Back to the local mode after plotting Reset the cut configurations according to the test cutting plotting res...

Page 50: ...data to be cut plotted To start cutting plotting be sure to specify an origin in prior Reset the origin point before performing the subsequent data cutting to prevent from cutting on the previous cut...

Page 51: ...otting press the REMOTE key once Another press on the same key will allow the device to resume cutting plotting If any function that initiates some action or any operation that can affect the command...

Page 52: ...power off check first whether or not there is data received 1 Confirm not receiving any data Confirm the display indicates the remote mode or the local mode Leave 5 seconds and more intervals before t...

Page 53: ...the functions invoked with the jog key functions invoked with specific keys and other functions Table of contents Functions invoked with the jog mode jog keys 3 2 Functions invoked with the specific...

Page 54: ...ration refer to Appendix Page 5 11 CT1 020 050 0 30 0 0 0 0 ORIGIN PAPER CUT ENT 0 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 A B PAPER CUT COMP A B CUT AREA Local mode Jog mode FUNCTION Origin Page 2 20 Paper cut Page 3 4 Two...

Page 55: ...ect parameters to determine the setting Select parameters for the functions origin point setting cut area setting and the two point axis alignment setting Use the jog keys to select parameters 5 Regis...

Page 56: ...h between the pinch roller 1 and the pinch roller 3 as the maximum width the available paper cut range is as follows 40mm from the inside of the pinch roller 1 80mm form the inside of the pinch roller...

Page 57: ...is the effective cutting area If you tilt the clamp lever toward you the cut area specified will be cleared Be sure to specify an upper left point in the area that is located in the normal direction f...

Page 58: ...ual for the application software for how to use the digitization function 1 Set the device in the remote mode The device receives the digitization command from the host computer The display on the LCD...

Page 59: ...menu configuration refer to Appendix Page 5 9 CT1 020 050 0 30 CT1 REMOTE DIST COMP ENT DATA CLEAR ENT Local mode Remote mode Dist comp Page 3 9 Sheet feed Page 3 12 Hold function Page 3 13 Tool selec...

Page 60: ...d Turn off the power supply to return to the toll configuration values REMOTE key is effective after detecting a sheet In case temporarily interrupt cut operation some functions may not be effective w...

Page 61: ...o the correction values Carefully specify the tool number by commands Find compensation value Compensation value Measurement of the OFF line Reference length input Example Measurement of the OFF line...

Page 62: ...mum reference length will appear on the LCD The length display shown below means that the DIST COMP was executed using the mark detecting function or the DIST COMP was changed over to the MM INCH A pr...

Page 63: ...xis Measure the line without a sheet by tilting the clamp lever toward you 13 Perform step1 to step11 Since there is no sheet set the input compensation value screen will be displayed 14 In case the r...

Page 64: ...gth is shorter than the set value sheet feeding stops as displaying the fed sheet length If this display appears on the LCD press any key to reset it To interrupt the sheet feed press the END key Clea...

Page 65: ...plotting a line segment of a character the starting point and end point of cutting plotting will not meet When correcting the displacement of the sheet move neither the carriage nor the pinch rollers...

Page 66: ...ASCII DUMP ENT SHEET CUT ENT DISPLAY ENT FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION Functions This section describes the procedure of switching function menu and the opera...

Page 67: ...n menu Display functions during each pushing on the FUNCTION key or the jog keys 3 Select a function The following functions perform the operation SQUARE CUT No COPIES SAMPLE CUT LIST ASCII DUMP SHEET...

Page 68: ...g plotting in repetition on as many as 999 sheets When the device receives new data the data stored in the receiver buffer will be updated Cannot cut the previous data on multiple sheets Setting value...

Page 69: ...or appears on the LCD refer to Chapter 4 Check the sensor for the registration mark detection MARK sensor Check the sensor Affects to the registration mark detection noise Registration mark condition...

Page 70: ...key 9 Push ENTER HOLD key after confirming SENSOR CHK is displayed 10 Set the each configurations paper hold ON OFF length of the registration mark shape of the registration mark and speed of the regi...

Page 71: ...on and contact us 2 Detect operation 2 1 Set the detection speed at 10cm s 2 Scan to the B direction plus direction to detect the line 3 If succeed to detect the line back to the detec tion starting p...

Page 72: ...ush ENTER HOLD key 6 Select POINTER OFS by pushing jog keys 7 Push ENTER HOLD key The light pointer on and moves to a center of a crisscross pattern to plot a 10mm by 10mm crisscross pattern 8 Adjust...

Page 73: ...t but fails to cut other data The host computer is faulty In the case where the device fails to cut both the characters Cut and other data Increase the set value of ADJ PRS OFS to increase the pressur...

Page 74: ...he data received in ASCII format To execute the dump be sure to use a pen as the tool The dump can be executed with the interface to which the host computer is connected To put the dump on hold press...

Page 75: ...tter is in local mode and then press the FUNCTION key 2 Press the ENTER HOLD key 3 By pressing the jog key or set the number of times cutting is to be performed 4 Press the ENTER HOLD key 5 Set the cu...

Page 76: ...English Change the language as needed Set each functions SET UP Refer to Page 3 25 N G O K When Front cut off is enabled the leading edge of the sheet is cut at start of SHEETCUT A constant cut lengt...

Page 77: ...CE ent CUT MODE ent ORGN SELECT ent EXPANDS ent AUTO CUT ent ROTATION ent BUZZER ent DIVISIONcut ent DEVICE No ent MARK DETECT ent COMMAND MGL IIc BAUD RATE 9600 CUT MODE NORMAL LOWERrightORIGIN EXPAN...

Page 78: ...stration marks There are some limitations on inputting data with registration marks In order to fully utilize this function please read the following datails carefully The registration mark described...

Page 79: ...Form Type2 30mm and more Cutting Pen plotting 40mm and more Half Cut Pouncing A Between 50 and 9000mm A Between 50 and 9000mm 20mm and more Normal 10mm and more Expand B 50mm and more B 50mm and more...

Page 80: ...rrect detection of the origin or marks When the mark origin gets detected incorrectly the cutting area will be altered Mark Form Type1 Mark Form Type2 Example of incorrect detection 1 The plot is outs...

Page 81: ...ce between registration marks The size of the registration mark in accordance with the distance between marks is as follows When the size is too small the marks will not be detected correctly A 200 an...

Page 82: ...r 800mm or wider sheet set in 210mm x 297mm to 297mm x 420mm size including four sides of the registration marks It enables to the wasteful margins to place efficiently the image 1 1 Depends on the si...

Page 83: ...ion mark size to 8mm In case 8mm or shorter registration mark recognized continuously may cause the glitches on the main unit Color of mark The mark shall be printed in black against the white backgro...

Page 84: ...ior to distance correction in the function If changes the distance correction value the scale correction between the registration marks will be invalid Clear the origin position sheet slope correction...

Page 85: ...ection OFF The sheet clamps are not used for the mark detection Set to OFF when in use of the thin sheet or prevent from scratching on the sheet If the sheet clamps are not used the clamp detection ma...

Page 86: ...cription 1 to 9999 Effective when one pattern is multi printed at regular intervals Cut automatically as detecting the registration marks continuously based on the first data SPD LIMIT Setting Descrip...

Page 87: ...n two different ways full automatic detection and semi automatic detection Use the semi automatic function when no TP1 is at the bottom right of the sheet or using FineCut attached to cutting software...

Page 88: ...ing line depends on the tool in use In the case where the PEN or CUT is specified in the tool conditions To the pen line rubber side In the case where the PIN or HALF is specified in the tool conditio...

Page 89: ...to 1pt the scale correction setting display will not appear but the origin point 6 Push on the ENTER HOLD key after complet ing the settings Start the registration mark detection If any of the marks c...

Page 90: ...the registration marks the scale correction display appears The right sample shows the 4 points detection display In case the actual measured value and the detected lengths differ set the value with...

Page 91: ...he sheet and the device will perform the sheet detection 2 Perform the sheet detection by pushing on the jog keys When the sheet is set to the rear position In case ROLL SELECT is set ON select the nu...

Page 92: ...MARK DETECT its set to 2ptA the display to enter the B length will not appear If MARK DETECT is set to 1pt the scale correction setting display will not appear but the origin point 6 Push on the ENTE...

Page 93: ...3 41 7 Set the origin After detecting the registration marks the appropriate cutting area will be displayed then local mode will return CT1 020 050 0 30 ORIGIN A B...

Page 94: ...appears The right sample shows the 4 points detection display In case the actual measured value and the detected lengths differ set the value with the jog keys Push on the ENTER HOLD key to the follow...

Page 95: ...tting to OFF Procedure 1 Push on the END key to release the registra tion mark detection mode Return to the local mode after displaying the available cutting area 2 Push on the FUNCTION key Enter the...

Page 96: ...ouncing 10mm 10mm 10mm 20mm In case too strong pressure to the sheet may cause the paper jam when the Expand mode is set to ON In case no axis alignment setting the blade tip protrudes from a sheet ma...

Page 97: ...s recommended in such a case to select the HIGHspd for smoother finish Set the function according to the blade tip direction DUMMY CUT With this function the device operates in such a way as to orient...

Page 98: ...utomatic feeding function FEED OFFSET Set the offset value to feed with a little extra When performing the auto feeding function a paper tube may move loudly in case of the roll sheet comes up to the...

Page 99: ...will happen to cut both side of the edge automatically as follow it is narrower value of cutting point than setting value of Mark detection Paper scale is over more than normal prevend from cutting p...

Page 100: ...he three steps cutting the cut part may be roughly and some paper chips may be generated When performing the two steps cutting for a wider or heavier sheet the correct cutting may not be performed for...

Page 101: ...the frame cutting or adhesion allowance marking the device will perform cutting based on the size of data on cutting If the host computer designates the frame cutting and sends data to the device the...

Page 102: ...e following display will appear on the LCD panel Setting value DIVISION CUT ON OFF FRAME CUT ON OFF MARK CUT ON OFF Procedure 1 Set the DIVISIONcut to the ON state 2 Send data from the host computer t...

Page 103: ...et has no space for cutting replace the sheet with a new one 6 Press the REMOTE key to set the device in the remote mode Feed the sheet by the maximum sheet length required by data on cutting and star...

Page 104: ...ill be shorter than that of the one used for normal cutting Setting value Half cut Setting of broken line cutting ON OFF Half cut press Cutting pressure of sheet to remain after cutting 0 g to 80 g Ha...

Page 105: ...etc In order to create perforated pattern pin pouncing tool and use a paper sheet but a vinyl sheet Setting of the cutting conditions PIN Setting value OFF The pouncing function is rendered ineffecti...

Page 106: ...in use the LOWER right ORIGIN is set Setting value CENTER ORIGIN Center of the available cutting area LOWER right ORIGIN Lower right of the available cutting area Lower right origin of the A B coordi...

Page 107: ...tion the carriage will stop at the origin Axis of coordinates The device has four different axis of coordinates according to how the sheet loading direction and the angle of rotation of the coordinate...

Page 108: ...the automatic sheet feed function The automatic sheet feed function enables to feed the required length of the sheet beforehand When the sorting is effective a block of data from the starting point of...

Page 109: ...display 4 Set the sorting to ON or OFF by pushing on the jog keys Push on the ENTER HOLD key to display the AREA func tions 5 Set the AREA functions by pushing on the jog keys Set the value in between...

Page 110: ...gth of data to be cut If the sheet is not long enough to cover the whole data the error shown below is displayed After changing to a long sheet transmit data or execute No COPIES Refer to Page 3 16 4...

Page 111: ...large data the AUTO mode may not function normally In that case change the command to the specific command MGL Ic1 or MGL IIc When the value is set to AUTO in receiving a data from a computer the dis...

Page 112: ...IIc 0 025 0 01 mm MGL Ic1 0 05 0 1 mm Close time 1 3 to 60 sec 1 Close time The minimum waiting time is required until the subsequent data is received The setting range is 3 to 60 seconds If no data i...

Page 113: ...ting command AS Pen pressure setting command FS ZF Blade tip correction setting command ZO Setting value PANEL The device operates using the setting established on its operation panel HOST The device...

Page 114: ...from the sheet sensor The sheet of which wrong side is black that does not reflect the light coming from the sheet sensor In this case cutting is enabled by setting the SHEET SENSOR function contained...

Page 115: ...SPEED setting will be 10 cm s Set the movement distance of carriage and sheet JOG STEP This function is used to select the amount of travel of the carriage and sheet when the jog key arrow key is pre...

Page 116: ...play in a inch unit Uncut parts on the corner ADJ PRS OFS If some uncut parts on the starting point and the end point increase the value Due to the low pressure on the cutter blade some parts remain u...

Page 117: ...OLD key Initialize the setting items and the parameters 7 Pushing on the END key three times to return to the local mode CT1 020 050 0 30 SQUARE CUT ENT COMMAND ent SET UP ENT SETUP RESET ent IIc COMM...

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Page 119: ...1 CHAPTER 4 In Case Of Trouble This chapter describes on the actions on the errors Table of contents Before taking a phenomenon as a trouble 4 2 Trouble for which error messages are given on the LCD 4...

Page 120: ...n the power to the device An error arises on the device when the host computer sends data to the device Communication conditions have not been properly established Check up the communication condition...

Page 121: ...s to be cut longer be sure to secure a sufficient space for working in the direc tion to which the sheet is fed Front 1 5 m or more Back 1 5 m or more The device drags the tool during running The shee...

Page 122: ...ision cut the device has failed to feed the sheet according to the second data by the length specified by the first data Load a longer sheet on the device and re set the device in the remote mode Erro...

Page 123: ...ation mark settings Confirm the status and the settings described above If still no registration mark detected contact your distributor or us ERR32 DATAtooBIG The amount of received data is too large...

Page 124: ...sing the jog keys ERR42 A CURRENT An overcurrent error in the motor in the lengthwise direction of the sheet has been detected ERR43 B CURRENT An overcurrent error in the motor in the widthwise direct...

Page 125: ...ost computer to enter the local mode Execute required operations such as the sheet detection or the establishment of an origin Then press the REMOTE key to make the device to enter the remote mode DIG...

Page 126: ...his message appears in the following cases In the case where the device has received data that contains the origin updating command ZT PG In the case where the sheet width is 1 cm or less In the case...

Page 127: ...ndix The appendix describes the replacement of blade and the specifications of the main unit of the device Table of contents Specifications of the main unit 5 2 Cutter blade 5 4 Sheet setting 5 7 Func...

Page 128: ...nk ball point pens oil ink ball point pens Commercial product for a boll point pen 8 Commands 9 MGL IIc MGL Ic1 Interface RS 232C USB Receiver buffer 30 MB standard 20Mb when the sorting function is e...

Page 129: ...sing the sheet feeding function A roll sheet shall not slacken No difference in height shall be observed between the right and left end faces Cutting speed 40 cm s or less when the cutter supplied wit...

Page 130: ...blunt replace it with a new one New blades low pressure blade set for PVC sheet Model SPB 0030 are available from your distributor MIMAKI sales office Replacing the blade of the cutter supplied with t...

Page 131: ...lied with the unit 1 Loosen the locknut 2 Turn the adjusting knob to adjust the protrud ing amount of the blade 3 Tighten the locknut to secure the adjusting knob Film Base paper Protruding amount of...

Page 132: ...tter blade under your district low Procedure of replacing the blade for sheet cutter 1 Loosen the screws of the blade for sheet cut ter 2 Remove the blade 3 Attach a new blade Handle the sheet cutter...

Page 133: ...ickness in use Refer to 3 9 In that case the following memorandum sheet is useful to make a note of the sheet type and the distance correction value Sheet Name A B Sheet Name A B Sheet Name A B Sheet...

Page 134: ...ET FEED 1 0m HOLD REMOTE Key CT1 020 050 0 30 DATA CLEAR Key CT1 020 050 0 30 FEED Key CT1 REMOTE ENTER HOLD Key Local mode CT1 020 050 0 30 HOLD Local mode Local mode Local mode Remote mode Function...

Page 135: ...0 0 30 CT5 020 070 0 30 PEN 040 060 CT1 020 050 0 30 HLF 020 050 0 30 TOOL key Settings of Tool conditions CT1 020 050 0 30 CT1 REMOTE TOOL key DIST COMP CT1 020 050 0 30 CT1 020 050 0 30 CT1 020 050...

Page 136: ...CUT AREA COMP A B 5 0 600 0 0 0 0 0 p CT1 020 050 0 30 Setting an origin Cutting area 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 CT1 020 050 0 30 10 0 600 0 Two point axis alignment 0 0 0 0 CT1 020 050 0 30 10 0 500 0 p A B PA...

Page 137: ...NORMAL QUALITY HIGHspd LOWERrightORIGIN LOWERrightORIGIN CENTER ORIGIN EXPANDS OFF ON OFF AUTO CUT OFF ON OFF ROTATION OFF ON OFF BUZZER ON ON OFF DIVISION CUT OFF ON OFF CUT MARGIN 30 0 50 To be fol...

Page 138: ...INCH MM MM INCH DUMMY CUT ent DUMMY CUT ON ON OFF SHEET TYPE ent SHEET STANDARD STANDARD HEAVY SORTING ent SORTING OFF ON OFF ADJ PRS OFS ent ADJ PRS OFFSET 0 POUNCING ent POUNCING OFF ON OFF AUTO FE...

Page 139: ...ortuguese Followed DISPLAY ENT SPACE 4 mm 1 10000 MARK sensor ENT PAPER HOLD ON SIZE 10mm FORM TYPE1 SPEED 10cm s ON OFF 4 40mm TYPE1 TYPE2 10 30cm s SENSOR CHK ent SENSOR OFS ent A 0 0 B 0 0 FRONT CU...

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