Introduction
1-2 Safety
SafetySafety
Every effort has been made to design safety into AccuPlot and AccuJet plotters.
• Edges are rounded to eliminate pinch points.
• Electronic components are enclosed.
• Emergency Stop (E-Stop) push buttons are easily reached.
In addition, control programs include safety functions which automatically
stop operation under certain error conditions.
Remember These Safety PracticesRemember These Safety Practices
• Use extreme caution when reaching under the carriage or beam.
• When a plotter is networked, jobs can be sent to the plotter from any
system on the network. Do not assume the system will not begin
operating simply because you are not sending work.
• Stay out of the path of the beam at all times.
• Do not perform any maintenance on the plotter while the servos are
enabled.
• Do not access the electrical panels while power is applied.
Emergency StopEmergency Stop
The emergency stop switch is a red, push/twist switch that turns the plotter on
and off. The switch is located in the lower right corner of the control panel.
Twisting the emergency power switch in the direction of the marked arrows
allows the plotter to be powered on. Pushing the switch down turns the power
off and immediately stops the beam and carriage assemblies.
NoteNote: In an emergency, push the emergency power switch down. This stops the
beam and carriage instantly.
Sliding CoversSliding Covers
The AccuJet 520 is equipped with covers which help prevent injury to
operators or damage to the AccuJet during plotter operation. The sliding
covers should be closed before operating the plotter.
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