Roland Camm-1 PNC-1200, Руководство пользователя

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Repeating the same cutting
The "Replot" feature allows you to create numerous copies of same cutting.
Refer to “Repeating the same cutting” on page 27.
Do not inadvertently open the front cover while the unit is in motion.
Always make sure that the tool carriage or sheet has come to a complete stop before
opening the front cover.
If the front cover is opened while the unit is in motion, then operation stops and an
error message appears on the display. Turn off the power switch to cancel the error.
Cutting cannot be resumed by simply closing the front cover again — the power switch must be turned off.
To perform cutting with data in use when cutting was interrupted, follow this procedure:
(1) Turn on the power switch to cancel the error, and make sure that the blade and sheet are loaded correctly.
(2) Refer to “Setting the Origin Point” on page 25 to set the origin at a location on the sheet which has not yet been cut.
(3) Cutting starts when you operate the computer to send cutting instructions.
1-4-7 Applying the Completed Cutout
1) Open the front cover.
For roll sheets
To make it easier to separate the finished cutout, you
should direct that a rectangle be cut around the
targeted work.
Use the separate cutter to cut off the completed portion
from the roll.
For a Flat Sheet (Standard-size Sheet,
Cut Sheet, Scrap, Piece, Etc.)
Lower the sheet loading levers and remove the sheet
from the PNC-1850/1200.
* If a portion that can still be cut remains, then
instead of removing the sheet, use the separate
cutter included with the unit to detach the
portion that has been cut, just as is done when
using a rolled sheet.
3) Stick application tape over the completed work.
Press down firmly or use a squeegee on the application
tape to remove air bubbles. If you do not press firmly
enough the cut area will not stick to the surface.
4) Carefully apply the work at the desired location, while
keeping it as straight as possible. Rub over the applica-
tion tape to make sure the work is firmly stuck in place.
Then peel off the application tape.
2) Strip/Weed away all
unneeded portions from
the completed work.
*You should have weed
boarders or rectangles
drawn around work to
facilitate weeding.
• Make sure beforehand that the surface where the work is to be stuck is clean and free of all dust or oily deposits.
• When applying the work to a transparent surface, such as a window, you can use a water-based pen (which can be
wiped off) after wards to mark guidelines on the reverse side of the glass, to aid in getting the work aligned properly.
• If you discover after it is stuck in place that air bubbles were trapped under the work, use a needle to puncture
them. Then you can smooth out the sheet so that it sticks securely.
Tweezers
Motor Error
Power ON Again