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Procedures after Output

Unloading/Cutting Off Material .................................................................... 168

Removing the Material ........................................................................ 168

Cutting off Material............................................................................ 170

Pausing and Canceling Output ...................................................................... 171

Pausing the Output............................................................................. 171

Canceling Output............................................................................... 171

Procedures after Output

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Table of Contents2
Basic Handling Methods7
Basic Information8
Getting Started9
Part Names and Functions10
Cutting Machine Main Unit10
Operation Panel12
Carriage LED Lamp14
Starting Cutstudio15
Starting from the Windows [Start] Menu15
Starting from Roland DG Connect Hub15
Material Used16
Types of Materials16
Conditions for Usable Materials16
Crop Marks/Tool Marks17
Crop Marks17
Tool Marks18
Basic Operation19
Power Supply Operations20
Turning the Power on20
Turning the Power off20
Checking the Display Menu21
Condition22
System Info24
Others25
Setting up Material27
Loading Position of Material27
Setting up Flat Material29
Setting up Roll Material35
Preparations for Cutting Output41
Step 1: Prepare the Blade41
Step 2: Install the Blade Holder43
Step 3: Perform Test Cutting45
Step 4: Setting the Output-Start Location48
Output Method49
Creating Cut Data Using Cutstudio50
Cutting Method51
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data51
Step 2: Setting the Cutting Conditions56
Step 3: Cutting60
Printing and Cutting Method61
Step 1: Create Print & Cut Data61
Step 2: Set the Printing Conditions64
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data68
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning73
Step 5: Setting the Cutting Conditions74
Step 6: Cutting78
Advanced Data Creation Methods80
Changing the Darkness of Placed Image80
Switching to Vertical Fonts82
Moving a Saved Symbol to a New Computer84
Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator (Windows)85
Cutting Method86
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data86
Step 2: Output the Cut Data to Cutstudio89
Step 3: Setting the Cutting Conditions91
Step 4: Cutting95
Checking Adobe Illustrator Help96
Printing and Cutting Method97
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions97
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data100
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data103
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning108
Step 5: Send Print & Cut Data to Cutstudio109
Step 6: Setting the Cutting Conditions110
Step 7: Cutting114
Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator (Mac)116
Cutting Method117
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data117
Step 2: Setting the Cutting Conditions120
Step 3: Cutting122
Printing and Cutting Method123
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions123
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data126
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data128
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning133
Step 5: Setting the Cutting Conditions134
Step 6: Performing Cutting136
Creating Cut Data Using Coreldraw138
Cutting Method139
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data139
Step 2: Output the Cut Data to Cutstudio141
Step 3: Setting the Cutting Conditions143
Step 4: Cutting147
Checking Coreldraw Help148
Printing and Cutting Method149
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions149
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data152
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data155
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning160
Step 5: Send Print & Cut Data to Cutstudio161
Step 6: Setting the Cutting Conditions162
Step 7: Cutting166
Procedures after Output168
Unloading/Cutting off Material169
Removing the Material169
Cutting off Material171
Pausing and Canceling Output172
Pausing the Output172
Canceling Output172
Other Cutting173
Print & Cut in Tool Mode174
Step 1: Set the Alignment Method (Tool Mode)174
Step 2: Cutting after Automatic Aligning175
Print & Cut in Manual Mode179
Step 1: Create Tool Mark Data Manually179
Step 2: Output the Print & Cut Data182
Step 3: Setting the Alignment Method (Manual Mode)187
Step 4: Cutting (Manual Mode)192
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency195
Optimizing Cutting Quality196
Cutting Conditions197
General Guide Regarding Cutting Conditions197
Adjusting the Cut Setting198
Adjusting the Cutting-In Amount198
Setting the Blade Force199
Setting the Cutting Speed201
Setting the Blade Tip Offset Amount202
Set the Orientation of Cutting Coordinates203
Extending the Cutting Area205
Setting the Speed of the Blade During Cutting207
Smoothly Cutting Arcs and Other Curves (Smoothing)208
Cutting in the same Position Repetitively (Overlap)209
Cutting Corners Cleanly (over Cut)211
Preventing and Correcting Misaligned Cutting213
Using Thinner or Harder Material than Normal213
Preventing Misaligned Cutting214
Adjusting the Cutting Position216
Adjusting the Printing Position218
Optimizing Work Efficiency222
Cutting the same Data Repetitively223
Step 1: Prepare the Data for Recutting223
Step 2: Recutting225
Saving Frequently-Used Cutting Conditions226
Saving the Cutting Conditions226
Loading Cutting Conditions227
Separating the Cut Area Later228
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using Cutstudio228
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator236
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using Coreldraw245
Setting Perforated Cutting Conditions on the Machine253
Dividing Cut Data and Outputting It on Multiple Pieces of Material255
Overview of Tiled Output255
Step 1: Decide How Many Pieces to Divide (Tile) into256
Step 2: Set the Tiled Output Conditions257
Step 3: Creating Cutting Data261
Step 4: Cutting264
Optimizing Operation Management267
Managing the Basic Settings of the Machine268
Changing the Display Language268
Changing the Unit of Length to be Displayed268
Adjusting the Brightness of the Display270
Restoring Default Settings271
Maintenance272
Cleaning and Consumable Parts273
Cleaning274
Cleaning the Machine274
Cleaning the Blade Holder Cap276
Consumable Parts277
Blade277
Blade Holder279
Blade Protector279
Troubleshooting Methods280
Cutting Problems281
Printing and Cutting Are Misaligned282
Is a Thick Material Being Used282
Is the Machine Set to Feed Forward some Amount of Material before Cutting282
Uncut Areas Remain or Cut Edges Are Not Clean283
Are the Blade and Blade Holder Securely Installed283
Is the Tip of the Blade Broken283
Is There any Buildup of Dust or Material Adhesive on the Tip of the Blade283
Is There any Buildup of Pieces of Material or Dust Inside the Blade Holder283
Is a Thick Material Being Used283
Are the Blade Force and Cutting Speed Appropriate283
Is the Blade Tip Offset Appropriate284
Is the Machine Set to Feed Forward some Amount of Material before Cutting284
Is "SMOOTHING" Set to "OFF284
Is the Blade Protector Damaged or Deformed284
The Machine Cuts the Carrier Paper285
Are the Blade Tip Adjustment and Blade Force Appropriate for the Material Being Cut285
The Machine Cuts the same Area Twice286
Is [Overlap Cutting] Set to [0] in Cutstudio286
Is the Machine's [OVERLAP] Setting a Number from 1 to 10286
Are There Overlapping Lines286
Crop Marks Are Not Detected287
Is the Material Loaded Correctly287
Are You Using Material that Is Not White or Is Glossy287
Are You Using a Transparent Material287
Does the Material Have Creases or Wrinkles287
Are the Crop Marks Blurred or Are They in a Color Other than Black287
Are the Size and Shape of Crop Marks Correct288
Are the Crop Marks at the Correct Positions288
Is the "ROTATE" Menu Set to "90Deg288
Is the Machine Exposed to Direct Sunlight or Strong Indoor Lighting288
Is the Material Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely? Are the Printing Results Crooked288
Sults Crooked288
Do the Distances between Crop Marks Specified by the Software Match those Specified on the Machine? (Manual Mode)289
Is the Printing Expanded or Reduced289
The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers During Cutting290
Is the Loading Lever Lowered290
Is the Material Loaded in Parallel with the Guide Lines290
Is the Material Making Contact with some Obstacle During Cutting290
Has Cutting Been Performed Without Checking the Material Feed? (Roll Material)290
Are the Pinch Rollers Used to Secure both Edges of the Material290
Machine Problems291
The Machine Doesn't Run292
Are the Cables Connected Correctly292
Is the Power Switched off292
Has the Material Been Set up292
Are the Software Application Settings Incorrect292
The Power Cannot be Switched off293
Have You Held down the Power Button for 1 Second or Longer293
Unable to Set up Cut Material with "PIECE294
Is the Fed Material 1.6 M (63.00 In.) or Longer294
Connecting more than One Machine to One Computer (Windows)295
Connecting Via a USB Cable295
Connecting Via Ethernet298
Connecting more than One Machine to One Computer (Mac)301
Connecting Via Ethernet (Manually Set IP Address)301
Connecting Via Ethernet (Automatically Set IP Address)306
Software Problems311
Driver Installation Is Impossible312
Re-Install the Driver (Windows 10)312
Re-Install the Driver (Windows 11)313
Uninstalling the Driver314
Uninstalling the Driver (Windows 10)315
Uninstalling the Driver (Windows 11)315
The Driver Is Displayed as [Unspecified] after Installation316
The Driver Cannot be Installed Correctly (Widows 10)316
The Driver Cannot be Installed Correctly (Widows 11)317
Data Troubles318
Illustrator Data Cannot be Imported319
Is the Data Saved in AI 8.0 or EPS 8.0 Format319
Sample Data Cannot be Found320
Is the Computer Not Set to Show Hidden Folders320
Messages on the Operation Panel321
Error Messages322
Wrong Command322
Wrong No.s322
Out of Range322
Origin Error322
Cropmark Error322
Cropmark Error""Angle too Big322
Cropmark Error""Length Ng324
Cropmark Error""Width Ng324
Out of Cut Range324
Sheet Unloaded324
Set to <Sensor Mode325
Set to <Tool Mode325
Data Overflow325
Bad Position325
Motor Error326
Eeprom Error"/"Solenoid Error326
Appendix327
Main Specifications328
Cutting Area329
Margins and the Distance between Crop Marks330
Printing Area with Crop Marks (When Creating Cut Data Using Cutstudio)330
Printing Area with Crop Marks (When Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator/Coreldraw)332
Printing Area with Crop Marks332
Tor/Coreldraw)332
Specifications334
Memo335

Brand	Roland
Model	VersaSTUDIO GS2-24
Category	Cutter
Language	English

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