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9.3 Using the DUMP Mode
In contrast with the SELF TEST mode which checks the operation of the cutting plotter itself, this function
prints the data received by the cutting plotter from the computer as codes so you can check whether
data transfer is being properly conducted. If the data printed is not identical to the data sent from
the computer, check that you are using the correct interface cable and that the cable is properly
connected. If you are using the RS-232C serial interface, also check that the proper interface conditions
have been set at both the cutting plotter and the computer.
Step 1
Mount a plotting pen (not a cutter pen) at the cutting plotter's pen holder and then set the pen type,
FORCE, SPEED, and QUALITY to suit the pen mounted.
Step 2
Load paper of at least A4 size in the cutting plotter.
Step 3
Press the
PAUSE
key to enter the PAUSE mode.
Step 4
Press the
NEXT PAGE
key until the menu below ap-
pears.
INTERFACE
PEN UP/DOWN
Step 5
Simultaneously press the
and
NEXT PAGE
keys to
display the menu below.
PEN UP SPEED
OFFSET FORCE
Step 6
Press the
NEXT PAGE
key until the menu below ap-
pears.
TEST
LENGTH UNIT
Step 7
Press the
F1/ORIGIN
key (TEST) to display the
menu below.
CONDITION
SELF TEST
Step 8
Press the NEXT PAGE to display the menu below.
DUMP
CUT DEMO
Step 9
Press the
F1/ORIGIN
key (DUMP) to display the menu below.
ON DUMP
OFF
The blinking square cursor indicates the currently selected DUMP mode setting.
To enable the DUMP mode, press the
F1/ORIGIN
key to move the blinking cursor to the ON position.
To disable the DUMP mode, press the
F2/TEST
key to move the blinking cursor to the OFF position.
When the cursor appears in front of the desired setting, press the
ENTER
key to register your DUMP
mode setting.
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