TigerStop TigerCrossCut, Installation Manual

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Working with Part Lists
Working with Part Lists
TigerCrossCut has a versatile part list feature that allows users to enter large lists of parts for use with
the TigerStop Dynamic Optimization upgrade. This lets the user run, view, edit, clear and optimize lists,
then process the parts quickly and accurately.
There are 4 types of lists that you can enter;
Pusher
A pusher list will tell TigerCrossCut to push the stock material into the tool. You can enter as many parts
as you like into a pusher list and TigerCrossCut will tell you when it needs another stock material piece.
Pusher lists can be optimized if you have the TigerStop Dynamic Optimizing upgrade.
Set Point
A set point list will tell TigerCrossCut to act as a stop. It will treat each length you enter as an absolute
value from your zero point. Set point lists can be optimized if you have the TigerStop Dynamic
Optimizing upgrade.
Pattern
A pattern list will tell TigerCrossCut to process one stock lengths worth of parts in a push feed fashion. It
will run the same pattern of parts until it’s told to stop. Pattern lists cannot be optimized without TigerLink
6 downloading software.
Pull
A pull list works just like a pattern except it pulls away from the zero point instead of pushing towards
it. Pull lists cannot be optimized without TigerLink 6 downloading software.
Programming a List
1. From the Ready Screen, press the [Show] soft key to show the menu
options.
2. A new set of soft key options have appeared. Press the [List] soft key
to access the List interface.
3. At the List interface, enter the list number you wish to program and
press the [Edit] soft key.
Note: The list number is a memory slot that houses the list. You can choose numbers
1 - 100.
4. Select the type of list you would like to program.