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stand-alone
operation
SYNRAD FH Series Flyer Operator’s Manual Version 3.4
81
WinMark Pro/FH Flyer interface
Stand-alone T oolbar
When WinMark Pro detects that an FH Flyer is connected and operating in stand-alone mode, several
changes occur in WinMark’s Drawing Editor. On the Mark button, the red laser starburst turns blue to
indicate stand-alone operation is
enabled. In addition, as shown in Figure 4-1, a toolbar consisting of
four additional buttons appears to the right of the Mark button. These buttons are described below.
Warning
serious
personal
injury
Pressing the Mark Current File on Canvas button forces FH Flyer to
begin marking immediately after the mark le is downloaded into
RAM.
Before pressing the Mark Current File on Canvas button, ensure that
all laser safety precautions described in this manual have been fol-
lowed. To prevent injury, always ensure that all personnel in the area
are wearing the appropriate protective eyewear and are physically
clear of the mark area before starting a mark session.
Figure 4-1 Stand-alone Toolbar
Mark Current File on Canvas
When a new le is created or opened on the Drawing Canvas, click the Mark Current File on
Canvas button to save the le to FH Flyers Filestore (to a default le named Canvas.mkh) and download
the le to temporary storage (RAM), where the vector elements are converted to microvectors and im-
mediately marked. This button is grayed out (inactive) when the Drawing Canvas is empty or when the le
shown was loaded from Flyers Filestore and has not been modied.
Important Note: This action overwrites the current Canvas.mkh le in the Filestore without warning.
Note: The WinMark Pro Hardlock (USB or parallel port type) must be installed on the computer run-
ning WinMark before this operation is allowed to proceed.
Tip: To view the lename of the mark le currently residing in RAM (the le that will be marked),
hover your cursor over the Mark button.

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