How to resolve X Axis Home Error on a Gerber enVision Printer?
If your Gerber Printer displays an X Axis Home Error, it means the axis cannot move to the home position due to excessive friction or obstruction. Remove any obstacles to axis movement. Then retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
What causes Unknown Plot Data on a Gerber enVision Printer and how to fix it?
If your Gerber Printer displays Unknown Plot Data, it means the plot data is corrupted in the plotter. Try re-sending the job.
How to fix Comm Data Overflow Error on Gerber enVision?
If you're getting a Comm Data Overflow Error on your Gerber Printer, check the communication settings for compatibility with your computer.
What to do for an EEPROM Failure on Gerber enVision?
If you are experiencing an EEPROM Failure with your Gerber Printer, power it on while holding the F1 and CANCEL keys to load factory defaults. Retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
What to do if there is an Axis Overload on my Gerber Printer?
If there is an Axis Overload on your Gerber Printer, it indicates that the motion is jammed or obstructed. Unjam all axes. Then retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
How to fix Z Axis Overload on a Gerber enVision?
If the Z Axis on your Gerber Printer is overloaded, it means the tool head moving up and down is jammed or obstructed. Unjam the Z axis. Then retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
How to fix Y Axis Overload on a Gerber enVision?
If the Y Axis on your Gerber Printer is overloaded, it indicates that the tool head motion moving left and right is jammed or obstructed. Unjam the Y axis. Then retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
How to fix X Axis Overload on a Gerber enVision Printer?
If the X Axis on your Gerber Printer is overloaded, it means the material movement is jammed or obstructed. Unjam the X axis. Then retry. If the issue persists, contact Field Service.
What to do if my Gerber enVision is overheated?
If your Gerber Printer overheats, power it off and allow it to cool down. Then, power it back on. Ensure the fan is running and clear any obstructions from the air vents to allow for proper ventilation.
General| Max. image width | 14.1 in (35.8 cm) |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 203 dpi (8 dots/mm) |
| Print Resolution | 203 dpi |
| Print Speed | Up to 3 ips |
| Maximum Print Width | 14.1 in |
| Media Width | 15 in |
| Media Thickness | 0.01 in |
Step-by-step instructions for unpacking and setting up the enVision plotter.
Guide on establishing the physical connection between the plotter and the computer.
Instructions for configuring the plotter software and adding it to the system.
Procedures for properly loading various types of material into the plotter.
Guides on installing different tools like knives and pens into the plotter's tool head.
How to set the correct blade extension for optimal cutting quality.
Specific steps for physically inserting a tool into the plotter's tool head.
Instructions for safely replacing worn or damaged knife blades.
Step-by-step guide for executing a single plotting job.
Instructions for plotting several jobs sequentially without manual intervention.
Procedures for temporarily suspending and resuming an active plotting job.
How to abort a currently running or queued plotting job.
Guidance on optimizing plotter settings for specific materials and jobs.
How to modify the downward pressure applied by the tool for better cutting.
Adjusting corner sharpness for precise angle cuts and improved weeding.
Modifying specific tool settings like force, acceleration, speed, and corners.
Adjusting the downward pressure for optimal cutting across different materials.
Fine-tuning corner sharpness for accurate geometric cuts.
Lists common error codes, their meanings, and recommended corrections.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving typical issues encountered with the plotter.
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