Why does the media jump out on my GRAPHTEC CE6000?
If your Graphtec Plotter media jumps out to the forward side, it means you've likely selected the wrong type of media. Check the media type setting and ensure it matches the media you are using: "SHEET", "ROLL-1 REAR SET", or "ROLL-2 REAR SET."
Why is media curling up on my GRAPHTEC Plotter?
If the media curls up at the corners or fine cut characters peel off when using your Graphtec Plotter, it could be due to several reasons: the blade being extended too far, a mismatch between the blade and OFFSET settings, the cutting speed being too high, a dull blade, or the ACCELERATION setting being too high. Try adjusting the blade length, changing the OFFSET, lowering the speed setting, replacing the blade, and lowering the ACCELERATION setting.
How to fix coarse resolution of curved lines on GRAPHTEC CE6000?
If you're experiencing coarse resolution of curved lines on your Graphtec Plotter, it could be due to the software's resolution setting being too low or the blade offset angle being too low. Try adjusting the software's resolution setting and increasing the value for the blade offset angle.
What does error E01006 mean on GRAPHTEC Plotter?
If the Graphtec Plotter displays error code E01006, the plotter is defective. Contact your sales representative or the Graphtec call center for assistance.
What does error E01013 mean on GRAPHTEC Plotter?
If the Graphtec Plotter displays error code E01013, the plotter is defective. Contact your sales representative or the Graphtec call center for assistance.
What does error E05001 mean on GRAPHTEC CE6000 Plotter?
If the Graphtec Plotter displays error code E05001, it means data larger than the buffer size cannot be copied. Perform normal cutting instead of using the copy mode.
How to fix rounded corners on GRAPHTEC CE6000?
If your Graphtec Plotter's corners are rounded or too sharp, it means the blade and OFFSET settings do not match. To fix rounded corners, increase the OFFSET. If the corners are too sharp, decrease the OFFSET.
Why is the blade cutting into the backing sheet on my GRAPHTEC CE6000?
If the blade of your Graphtec Plotter is cutting into the backing sheet, it's likely that the blade is extended too far or the cutting FORCE is too high. Try adjusting the blade length and lowering the FORCE setting.
What to do if my GRAPHTEC Plotter displays “LOAD MEDIA!” even after setting media?
If the Graphtec Plotter displays "LOAD MEDIA!" even when the media is set and the media set lever is moved up, it could be due to a few reasons. If the media is close to transparent, the media sensor might be making false recognitions; in this case, disable the media sensor and manually set the cut area. Strong scattered reflection might also cause the media sensor to malfunction, so try repositioning the light source to avoid direct sunlight. If neither of these solutions works, there may be a defect in the operation of the media set lever sensor, and you should contact your sales representative or the Graphtec call center.
Why is my GRAPHTEC Plotter cutting on the grit roller imprint?
If your Graphtec Plotter is cutting on the grit roller imprint, it means the cutting width has been widened. To resolve this, revert the expand limit to the default setting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the plotter stand.
Details how to connect the plotter to a computer via USB or RS-232C.
Explains the structure and manual adjustment of the cutter plunger and blade length.
Guides on how to mount and remove tools like cutter plungers or pens into the plotter.
Provides instructions for loading roll and sheet media into the plotter.
Details how to correctly position push rollers for media alignment and hold-down force.
Describes the procedure for connecting the plotter to a power source.
Explains how to set tool conditions like blade, force, speed, and acceleration for different media.
Guides on performing test cuts to optimize settings for quality results.
Describes how to set the origin point for cutting operations on the media.
Covers pausing, resuming, and stopping the cutting operation.
Details necessary adjustments and settings for correctly scanning registration marks with ARMS.
Explains methods to adjust position using ARMS based on 2, 3, or 4 registration marks.
Details the step-by-step procedure for manual position adjustment using the plotter controls.
Explains tangential emulation for sharp corner cuts on thick media.
Describes how to set USB and RS-232C interfaces and connection parameters.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the cutter blade.
Lists common symptoms, possible causes, and solutions for plotter issues.
Guides on creating a self-test pattern to check plotter operation.
Explains how to perform a self-diagnostic test of sensors and switches.
General| Connectivity | USB, Serial |
|---|---|
| Cutting Force | 30-500 gf |
| Interface | USB |
| Media Types | Vinyl, film |
| Display | LCD |
| Configuration | Desktop |
| Programmable Resolution | 0.025 mm |
| Repeatability Precision | ±0.1 mm |
| Command Sets | GP-GL / HP-GL |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Media Thickness | Up to 0.25 mm (0.01 in) including liner for die-cut, Up to 0.5 mm (0.02 in) for plotting |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows |
| Number of Push Rollers | 2 |
| Pen Compatibility | Yes |
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