Roland EGX-350 - User Manual

USER’S MANUAL
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Roland EGX-350 Specifications

General

Drive System	Stepper motor
Interface	USB
Engraving Area	350 x 300 mm
Engraving Area (mm)	300 x 210 mm
Software Resolution (mm)	0.01 mm/step
Spindle Speed	7, 000 rpm
Power Supply	AC 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Acoustic Noise	65 dB (A) or less (when not cutting)
Operating Temperature	5 - 40 °C
Operating Humidity	35 to 80% (no condensation)
External Dimensions (mm)	680 x 580 x 430

Summary

Chapter 1 Getting Started

1-1 Machine Highlights

Overview of the machine's key features and capabilities.

1-2 Part Names and Functions

Identifies and explains the different parts of the machine.

Chapter 2 Installation and Setup

2-1 Checking the Included Items

Verifies all components received with the machine are present.

2-2 Installation

Detailed instructions for setting up and installing the machine.

2-3 Cable Connections

Guides on connecting essential cables for machine operation.

2-4 Selecting the Language

Procedure for choosing the display language on the machine.

2-5 Before Starting Operations

Preparation steps before initial machine operation, including spindle run-in.

Chapter 3 Basic Operation

3-1 Types of Emergency Stops to Ensure Safety

Explains different emergency stop methods and their functions.

3-2 Starting and Quitting

Instructions on how to power on and shut down the machine.

3-3 Using the Handy Panel

Details the functions and operation of the machine's handy panel.

3-4 Moving the Cutter

Covers manual and automatic movement of the cutting tool.

3-5 Spindle Operation

Instructions for starting, stopping, and adjusting spindle speed.

3-6 Pausing and Stopping Cutting

Procedures for pausing, resuming, or stopping the cutting process.

Chapter 4 Engraving

4-1 Flow of Engraving Operations

Outlines the sequence of steps for performing engraving tasks.

4-2 Mounting a Workpiece

Guides on how to properly secure materials onto the workpiece table.

4-3 Selection of the Cutter (Usage Examples)

Recommendations for choosing the right cutter for different materials.

4-4 Cutter Installation Method 1 (With Nose Unit)

Step-by-step guide for installing cutters with a nose unit.

4-8 Setting the XY Origin Point

Procedure to define the starting point for engraving operations.

4-9 Performing Engraving

Final steps to commence and manage the engraving process.

Chapter 5 Feature reference

5-1 Attaching the Vacuum Adapter for Chip Cleaning

Instructions for connecting a vacuum adapter for waste removal.

5-2 The Position of the Lock Lever

Explains the function and positioning of the lock lever.

5-3 Surface Leveling of the Workpiece Table

How to adjust the workpiece table for optimal flatness.

5-4 Menu List

Overview of the machine's menu structure and navigation.

5-5 Description of Menu Items

Detailed explanations of various menu options and settings.

Chapter 6 Maintenance

6-1 Daily Care

Routine cleaning and maintenance tasks for daily upkeep.

6-2 Maintenance and Inspection

Procedures for periodic maintenance and inspection of machine parts.

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

7-1 Troubleshooting (Engraving)

Solutions for common engraving-related issues and problems.

7-2 Troubleshooting (Operation)

Guidance for resolving operational failures and malfunctions.

7-3 Responding to a Message

Explains how to interpret and act on machine display messages.

7-4 Responding to an Error Message

Provides steps to address and resolve machine error messages.

Chapter 8 Appendix

8-1 Examples of Settings for Cutting Parameters

Suggested parameters for various workpiece materials and cutters.

8-3 Interface Specifications

Technical details for serial and expansion connectors.

8-4 Main Unit Specification

Technical specifications and dimensions of the main machine unit.