MIMAKI CJV330-160 - Page 152

Chapter 6 Settings
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Item
Setting
*1
Details
Automatic registration mark detection path
Start position
Scan direction
End position of the
immediately previous data
Feed direction
X offset
Scan Dir. DEFAULT/0
cm to
machine width
Sets the scan direction for automatic register mark detection.
• When set to [DEFAULT], the detection operation is performed at
half the media width.
Feed Dir. 10 to 50cm Sets the media feed direction for automatic register mark detection.
Offset X 0 to 100cm Sets the automatic detection start position for the next register mark.
Cut Mode Normal/
HighSpd/
Quality
Sets the cutting quality.
• Normal: Normally, use this setting.
• HighSpd: This cuts media in a short period of time. This is not
suitable for use with heavy media.
• Quality: This puts priority on the cutting quality, and limits the
cutting speed to 20 cm/s. Select "Quality" when cutting the
following data.
- Data containing 10 mm characters or smaller
- Data containing many sharp edges
- Fine cutting data . Cut lines may be jagged depending on the
data. In this case, change the setting to "HighSpd" to make cut
lines smooth.
Copy - Cut the data stored in the receive buffer of the machine by the
specified number.
"Copying the last data"(P. 154)
No. Copies 1 to 999 Enter the number of copies.
Interval 0 to 30 mm Select the cut data interval.
Tool Change - Select this when replacing tools.
"Installing Cutting Tools"(P. 92)
Setup Sub Menu - Useful functions when cutting.
Division Cut - Allows data larger than the sheet width to be divided before cutting.
Division Cut OFF/X/Y Sets the direction for division cutting.
• Y: Carriage scan direction
• X: Media feed direction. Helps reduce offsets due to media that
meanders. Division cutting is performed if the division cut + cross
cut is exceeded.
Division Cut 50 to 500 cm Division cutting is performed if this setting is exceeded.
Cross Cut 0 to 50 mm Set the length for overlap cutting.
Frame Cut OFF/ON Sets whether or not to automatically cut a frame to match the cut
data.