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Epilog Fusion M2 32 - Section 8: Quick Start Guide; Artwork Setup

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SECTION 7: FUSION CONTROL PANEL
Display
• Left (Set): Tilt the Joystick left to set a temporary (new) XY Home Position.
• Right (Restore): Tilt the Joystick to the right to reset the lens carriage back to its upper left corner position after you
are finished using a new or temporary Home Position.
Note: An alternative method of setting a new Home Position is to just center click once while in the Jog menu.
There is no visual indicator on the display, but a single center click eliminates the need to access a sub-menu.
Speed
With Speed highlighted, the speed setting will be displayed. The display will show RS for Raster Speed and VS for Vector Speed.
Power
With Power highlighted, the power setting will be displayed. The display will show RP for Raster Power and VP for Vector Power.
Settings/Config
With Settings highlighted, use the Joystick to scroll through the available menu items.
There are two different modes of operation in the Settings menu:
• Functions: Any menu item with a diamond (
♦) in front of it is a function. Simply center click on the Joystick to
perform that function.
• Adjustment (Calibrations): These are menu items that can be changed. There is not a diamond in front of these
items, but center clicking is used to allow access to the function. After center clicking to gain access, use the
Joystick to increment, decrement or toggle the value that is shown. Press the Go key to make your change
permanent.
The items in the Settings menu are shown below along with a description of how they are used:
1.
♦ Restore XY Home: Center click to restore the lens carriage to its standard Home Position when you are finished
using a temporary Home Position. You can Restore XY Home from here or you can double center click in Jog mode
to do the same thing.
GO 0
SET 0
EXIT
RESTORE
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