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1-16
How to r
eset the emergency stop
1.
T
urn the EMERGENC
Y button clockwise for
unlocking.
2.
Press the POWER ON switch
.
The device will start up.
•
T
o recov
er from an em
ergency stop, do so after
powering off the device and waitin
g for 30
seconds. Failure to d
o so will result
in malfunction.
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Table of Contents
default chapter
4
Foreward
4
Table of Contents
5
About Model Name
9
For Safe Operation
10
How to Read this Operation Manual
14
Structure of this Operation Manual
15
Features of the Device
16
Installation Site
20
Blower Installation Area
21
Effective Cutting Area
22
Checking the Accessories
23
Configuration and Function
24
Main Unit
24
Head
26
Operation Panel
27
Connecting the Cables
29
Connecting the Interface Cable
29
Connecting the Signal Wire Cable for the Blower
29
Connecting the Power Cable
30
Turning the Power off
32
Turning the Power on
32
Turning the Power On/Off
32
Emergency Stop
33
How to Stop the Device in an Emergency
33
How to Reset the Emergency Stop
34
LOCAL Mode and the Indication on the LCD
35
Local/Remote Modes
35
REMOTE Mode and the Indications on the LCD
36
Matching the Functions of the Device to the Specifications of the Computer
37
Setting Communication Conditions [INTERFACE]
37
Rendering the Set Values on the Personal Computer Effective [MODE SET] > [CMD SW]
38
Setting the Response Value with Respect to the Valid Area [MODE SET]> [OH UNIT]
39
Setting the Command Origin [MODE SET] > [ORIGIN]
40
Setting the Resolution (GDP) [MODE SET] > [GDP]
41
Matching the Specifications on the Plotter's Side
42
Setting for Automatic Head Retract [AUTO VIEW]
43
Auto-Off Feature of the Vacuum
45
Auto-Off/Panel-OFF[MODE SET]>[VACUUM]
45
Chapter2 Basic Operation
47
Basic Operation on the Local Menu
48
LOCAL Menu
48
MODE SET Menu
48
Basic Operation on the LOCAL Menu
50
Basic Operation Flow Chart
52
Moving the Head
53
Moving the Head by "VIEW" Function
53
Moving the Head by the Jog Keys
54
Fixing a Work
55
Fixing a Work that Is Comparatively Light in Weight
55
Fixing Heavy-Weight Packing Etc
56
Adjusting the Blade and the Pen
57
Cutter Holders 4N and 10N (for Unit C)
57
Cutter Holder 2N (for Unit B)
58
Reciprocal Cutter Holder (for Unit B)
58
Swivel Cutter
59
Attaching the Tools
60
Attaching the Pen and the Swivel Blade
61
Attaching the Tangential Cutter
62
Attaching the Reciprocal Cutter (Cutter Holder)
63
Adjusting the Height of the Head
65
Attaching the Work Holder
67
Selecting a Tool [Tool Select]
68
Setting Cutting Conditions [Condition]
69
Setting Items
69
Set Values
71
Setting Cutting Conditions
73
Checking Cutting Conditions [Test Cut]
75
Checking the Status of Tools
77
Setting the Cutting Area [Cut Area]
82
Setting the Origin (Origin for Plotting)
85
Interruption of Processing (Plotting, Cutting or Creasing)
86
Functions that Can be Specified after the Interruption
86
Interruption of Processing [DATA CLEAR]
86
If any of the Below-Stated Phenomena Takes Place
90
Cutting Depth Is Insufficient [CONDITION] > [PRESS CORRECT]
90
The Work Remains Uncut at the Cutting Start and End [CONDITION] > [START/END CORRECT]
90
[TOOL ADJUST] > [CIRCLE Θ-ADJUST]
90
Tangent Line Tangent Linecorrugated Board Is Cut out at Flutes Though Creasing Is Performed [CONDITION] > [PRESS (Y)]
92
Register Mark Not Detected [TOOL Adjust] > [LIGHT POINTER]
92
Tools Are Not Aligned to each Other [Tool Select]
94
Flowchart of Checking and Adjusting Procedures
94
General Explanation of the Adjustment of Tools
94
Adjustment of the Cutter
95
Adjustment of the Offset
97
Adjustment of the Roller
98
How to Adjust the Tools
100
The Device Not at All Actuates Even When the Power to the Device Is Turned on
103
The Device Fails to Actuate Even When Data Is Transmitted from CAD
103
Error Arises When Transmitting Data
103
The Tool Drags on the Sheet of Paper
103
Dotted Lines or Blurred Lines Are Plotted
104
There Is no Reciprocal Vibration
104
Troubles for Which Error Messages Are Given on the Lcd
105
Errors that Can be Corrected by Users
105
Errors that Cannot be Corrected by Users
107
Assignment of Pen Numbers [Mode Set] > [Pen Asign]
110
Re-Cut of the same Data [Copy]
112
Setting the Number Cut Function [Mode Set] > [Multi-Pass]
114
Setting the One-Stroke Cutting [Mode Set] > [One Stroke]
116
Setting the Direction of Rotation for the Coordinate Axis [Mode Set] > [Rotate]
117
Setting the Cutter Stroke [Mode Set] > [Z Stroke]
118
Setting the Unit to be Used for Indication [Mode Set] > [Unit]
119
Setting the Dummy Cut Operation of the Swivel Blade [Mode Set] > [Dummy Cut]
120
Alignment of Mechanical Axes to Ruled Lines Printed [Axis Align]
121
Expand the Cutting Area [Expands]
123
Setting of Register Mark Detect
126
How to Display the Register Mark Setting on LCD
126
Precautions in Preparing Data with Register Mark
127
Size of the Square Mark
127
Size of the Register Mark
128
The Area Where Register Marks and Designs Can be Arranged
129
No-Plotting Area Around the Register Marks
130
The Size Of, and the Distance Between, Square Marks
132
Color of Register Mark
133
Setting of Register Mark Detect Operation
134
Precautions on Register Mark Detection
134
How to Display the Register Mark Setting on LCD
134
Settings for Detection of Marks
135
Settings for Detect
136
Continuous Cut with Register Mark
139
Initialize the Register Mark Scale Adjustment [Sc.clr]
140
Chapter6 Self-Test
141
Confirmation of Cutting Quality Only by the Single Unit of the Device [Self Test]
142
Cutting Quality * / Sample *** / Circle Cutting R
143
Dump Test [Self Test]
145
Executing the Data Dump
145
Execution of the Parameter Dump
147
Chapter7 Appendix
149
Replacing the Blade Tips
149
Tangential Cutter Blade
150
Swivel Blade
151
Local Menu Structure
153
RC-Head Model
153
RT-Head Model
155
R-Head Model
157
Output Samples
159
Cutting Quality 1
159
Cutting Quality 2
159
ASCII Dump List
159
Sample (Coated)
160
Sample (E Corrugated)
160
Sample (B Corrugated)
161
Circle Cutting R = 3/5/10/20/50/100
161
Parameter Dump List
162
Specifications
163
Basic Specifications
163
Maintenance
165
Cutting Panel Surface
165
Unit B
165
Cover
165
Optional Accessories
168
Swivel Cutter Components
168
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MIMAKI CF2 Series Specifications
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Brand
MIMAKI
Model
CF2 Series
Category
Plotter
Language
English
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