Roland Camm-1 Pro GX-300, User Manual

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Menu Function Range Default
SETTING VS CMD To perform cutting at the speed determined by a VS DISABLE/ENABLE DISABLE
COMMANDS command (tool speed setting command) sent from the
computer, set this to [ENABLE]. When set to
[DISABLE], cutting is performed using the values for
[**cm/s] at the cutting conditions screen and [UPSPEED].
!FS CMD To perform cutting at the blade force determined by an DISABLE/ENABLE DISABLE
FS command (tool force setting command) sent from
the computer, set this to [ENABLE]. When set to
[DISABLE], cutting is performed using the values for
[**gf] at the cutting conditions screen.
SP CMD This is normally set to [DISABLE] when performing DISABLE/ENABLE DISABLE
a cutting. When a tool-selection instruction (SP
instruction) is sent from the computer while this is set to
[DISABLE], the SP instruction is ignored and operation
continues without pause. When set to [ENABLE], SP
exchange instructions are accepted and operation
pauses. If tool change is needed, change the tool, then
press the [ENTER] key.
OTHERS SMOOTHING If you want the curves of circles and arcs to be cut ON/OFF ON
smoothly, set this to [ENABLE]. When on, however,
small text or intricate designs may also be cut with
rounded corners. If this happens, change the setting to
[DISABLE] and perform cutting again.
UNIT Select the unit of measurement for numerical values mm/ mm
shown on the display. inch
However, values are shown in metrics for the following
menus even when inch is selected.
FACTORY This returns the settings values of the menu items to PRESET
–
DEFAULT their factory-default values.
SELF TEST This adjusts the respective distances of the X axis. – –
Compare the actual measurements of the cutting
results with the data sent from the computer to
calculate and set the distance adjustment value.
CONTRAST This changes the contrast of the display. 5 to 1 5
TEST This changes the cutting-test pattern carried out when TYPE1/TYPE2 TYPE1
PATTERN you press the [TEST] key.
This performs an ordinary cutting test with [TYPE 1].
For thin materials or cases where graphics are too
small to obtain good cutting results with [TYPE 1],
make the setting for [TYPE 2].
TYPE 1 TYPE 2