Gerber P2C™ 1600 Cutters
User’s Manual
Operation
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2.4.10 DM/PL ERRORS
The DM/PL ERRORS submenu is used to determine whether or not different
DM/PL errors, such as illegal plot commands, invalid parameter ranges or
communication errors will be displayed on the LCD. This menu will only be
displayed if PLOT LANGUAGE is set to DM/PL.
The DM/PL ERRORS submenu can be set to REPORTED or IGNORED.
This feature is activated by selecting REPORTED, and is normally used only when
attempting to debug a communication link between the cutter and the host
computer.
After the communication link has been debugged, select IGNORED to disable
the feature.
The active setting is marked with an asterisk (
!
) on the LCD.
2.4.11 HP-GL ERRORS
The HP-GL ERRORS submenu is used to determine whether or not different HP-
GL errors, such as illegal plot commands, invalid parameter ranges or
communication errors will be displayed on the LCD. This menu will only be
displayed if PLOT LANGUAGE is set to HP-GL (See Paragraph 2.4.3).
The HP-GL ERRORS submenu can be set to REPORTED or IGNORED.
The feature is activated by selecting REPORTED, and is normally used only
when attempting to debug a communication link between the cutter and the
host computer.
After the communication link has been debugged, select IGNORED to disable
the feature.
The active setting is marked with an asterisk (
!
) on the LCD.
2.4.12 HP-GL ORIGIN
The HP-GL ORIGIN submenu will only be displayed if the PLOT LANGUAGE is set
to HP-GL. (See Paragraph 2.4.4). The HP-GL ORIGIN submenu is used to set the
origin in the center (see HP-GL 758x) or the bottom-right corner (see HP-GL
7475) of the loaded media.
The HP-GL ORIGIN option can be set to RIGHT_FRONT or CENTER.
If the cut is found to be incomplete, and is wholly located in the upper left
corner of the media, then change the HP-GL ORIGIN setting to RIGHT FRONT.
If the cut is found to be incomplete, and is wholly located in the lower right
corner of the media, then change the HP-GL ORIGIN setting to CENTER.
The active setting is marked with an asterisk (
!
) on the LCD.