Gerber HS750 Plus, Руководство пользователя

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OPERATION
Travel Limits
Each time that you turn on the HS750
plus
, the carriage moves to
the keypad end of the plotter and touches the bumper. This tells
the controller the plotters’ travel limits. The carriage backs away
from the bail arms to allow you to open the bail arms for material
loading.
The HS750
plus
will not plot or slew beyond the travel limits, nor can
it “crash” or lose position. Instead, the “clipping” feature allows a
job exceeding the plotter’s limits to be truncated. Any portion of
the job which does not fit on the material is not plotted.
A “clipped” job is indicated by
RUN CONT
and
RUN SINGLE
lights
on and a three-second beep. Lights are returned to normal state
when a key is pressed.
Power Up
When the HS750
plus
is turned on, the following sequence occurs:
1. The light labeled
POWER
comes on. A short beep sounds, and
the lights over
RUN CONT
,
RUN SINGLE
, and
SWIVEL KNIFE
blink on, then off.
2. As the HS750
plus
performs self-check tests, the lights over the
RUN CONT
,
RUN SINGLE
, and
SWIVEL KNIFE
keys flash twice,
and two additional beeps sound.
3. When the self-check tests are completed, the lights blink and
the beep sounds three times.
4. The plotter goes off-line in tangential knife mode. Only the
Power light remains on. This is the initial setting at power-up.
5. The HS750
plus
“homes” the carriage toward the keypad end of
the machine. (The HS750
plus
home position is at the keypad