Number | Name | Description |
1 | Left pinch roller | To raise or lower this part, press [PINCH]. This part lowers to pinch the material. Set this at the left edge of the material. |
2 | Middle pinch rollers (the number of which varies depending on the size of the machine) |
To raise or lower these parts, press [PINCH]. These parts lower to pinch the material. Set these in the middle of the material. |
3 | Right pinch roller | To raise or lower this part, press [PINCH]. This part lowers to pinch the material. Set this at the right edge of the material. |
4 | Operation panel | Use the display and the keys to operate and set this machine. |
5 | Cutting carriage | Install the blade holder. This part moves to the left and right to cut the material. |
6 | Power switch | Turns the machine's power on and off. |
7 | Ruler | Set the material in place so that its right edge is aligned with the front and back rulers. |
8 | Grit pattern | These indicate the locations of the grit rollers. When loading the material, be sure to place the pinch rollers within the area indicated by each of these patterns. |
9 | Blade protector | This protects the tip of the blade during cutting. |
10 | Grit rollers | These rollers feed the material to the front and rear. |
11 | Platen | This is the path over which the material passes. A suction fan that keeps the material from coming loose is built in. |
Number | Name | Description |
12 | USB connector | This is for connecting a USB cable. |
13 | Ethernet connector | This is for connecting an Ethernet cable. |
14 | Power-cord connector | This is for connecting a power cord. |
15 | Material basket | This receives and stores the material that is cut from the roll. |
Use this to set and operate the machine.
Number | Name | Description | Notation used in this document |
16 | PINCH key | Use this to raise and lower the pinch rollers. Use this when inserting or removing the material. When the pinch rollers are lowered, this key lights. |
[PINCH] |
17 | Display | This displays various setting menus and other information. | - - - |
18 | Cursor keys | You use these to select settings for menu items, to move the material, and for other such operations. | [] [] [] [] |
19 | CUT CONFIG key | Use this to set cutting conditions such as the blade force and the cutting speed. Perform a cutting test to check the conditions you have set. |
[CUT CONFIG] |
20 | ORIGIN key | Use this to set the origin to the current blade position. Hold down this key for one second or longer. |
[ORIGIN] |
21 | PAUSE key | This pauses printing operation. Press it again to restart operation. This lights when operation is paused. |
[PAUSE] |
22 | SHEET CUT key | Use this to cut the material from the roll. Hold down this key for one second or longer. | [SHEET CUT] |
23 | PEN FORCE slider | Use this to fine-tune the blade force. You can even perform this adjustment while cutting is in progress. | - - - |
24 | MENU key | The message on the display changes each time that you press this key. The display switches in the following order: currently set cutting conditions → menu mode → width display screen. | [MENU] |
25 | MEMORY key | Use this key to apply recorded cutting conditions to the settings of the machine and to record the current setting values to the machine. | [MEMORY] |
26 | ENTER key | You use this for such tasks as enabling setting values. | [ENTER] |