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States the table conforms to Safety Regulation standards and outlines potential hazards.
Details responsibilities of Manufacturer, Customer, and Operators for system safety.
Specifies operator training needs and defines intended vs. non-intended use.
Identifies hazardous areas around moving parts, laser radiation, and high voltage.
Explains warning symbols like Knife Blades, Hand Squeeze, Do Not Touch, and Hearing Protection.
Provides an overview of key safety devices such as the Main Power Switch and Emergency Stop Button.
Recommends PPE and states that repairs are for authorized personnel only.
Provides a step-by-step guide for powering up the system, from the PC to the Safety System reset.
Explains how to reset the safety system and details the steps for powering down the system.
Explains Job Setup's role in linking logical tool numbers to physical tools, stored in .mat files.
Details configuration for machine speed, acceleration, jog operations, and vacuum control.
Explains Job Setup's role in linking logical tools to physical tools and managing setup files.
Details core parameters like depth, speed, tool selection, and acceleration.
Covers tool compatibility and initial configuration of identified tools.
Details adjustment methods for lag settings, tool height, rotation, and center offset.
Provides manual procedures for fine-tuning center offset, angle, and tool offsets.
Covers general tool care, replacement procedures, and defining tool numbers.
Details various knife tools (PressCut, Static, VibraCut, etc.) and their specific adjustments.
Describes Ballpoint Pen, Ink Tools, Measuring Foot, and Laser Pointer functionalities.
Outlines general procedures and shows locations for MPU, X1, X2, Y/Z, and Tool Board fuses.
Lists specific fuse names, ratings, and sizes for the Main Power Unit (MPU).
Answers common questions about machine operation, safety system resets, and servo/fuse errors.
Addresses issues with cutting quality, tool offsets, milling operations, and air supply.
States the table conforms to Safety Regulation standards and outlines potential hazards.
Details responsibilities of Manufacturer, Customer, and Operators for system safety.
Specifies operator training needs and defines intended vs. non-intended use.
Identifies hazardous areas around moving parts, laser radiation, and high voltage.
Explains warning symbols like Knife Blades, Hand Squeeze, Do Not Touch, and Hearing Protection.
Provides an overview of key safety devices such as the Main Power Switch and Emergency Stop Button.
Recommends PPE and states that repairs are for authorized personnel only.
Provides a step-by-step guide for powering up the system, from the PC to the Safety System reset.
Explains how to reset the safety system and details the steps for powering down the system.
Explains Job Setup's role in linking logical tool numbers to physical tools, stored in .mat files.
Details configuration for machine speed, acceleration, jog operations, and vacuum control.
Explains Job Setup's role in linking logical tools to physical tools and managing setup files.
Details core parameters like depth, speed, tool selection, and acceleration.
Covers tool compatibility and initial configuration of identified tools.
Details adjustment methods for lag settings, tool height, rotation, and center offset.
Provides manual procedures for fine-tuning center offset, angle, and tool offsets.
Covers general tool care, replacement procedures, and defining tool numbers.
Details various knife tools (PressCut, Static, VibraCut, etc.) and their specific adjustments.
Describes Ballpoint Pen, Ink Tools, Measuring Foot, and Laser Pointer functionalities.
Outlines general procedures and shows locations for MPU, X1, X2, Y/Z, and Tool Board fuses.
Lists specific fuse names, ratings, and sizes for the Main Power Unit (MPU).
Answers common questions about machine operation, safety system resets, and servo/fuse errors.
Addresses issues with cutting quality, tool offsets, milling operations, and air supply.
General| Cutting Speed | Up to 50 m/min (1968 in/min) |
|---|---|
| Max Material Thickness | 50 mm |
| Tool Types | knife tools, creasing tools, plotting pens |
| Drive System | Servo motor |
| Power Requirements | 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Air Pressure | 6 bar |
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