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General| Brand | Vinyl Express |
|---|---|
| Model | Qe60 |
| Category | Plotter |
| Language | English |
Verify all standard accessories are present. If any item is missing, contact sales.
Identifies and describes major components of the plotter's front and rear views.
Provides step-by-step instructions for stand assembly using provided parts.
Details the process of attaching the optional basket to the plotter stand.
Guides on connecting the plotter to a computer via parallel, serial, or USB ports.
Step-by-step guide for powering on the cutting plotter correctly.
Instructions on how to load roll and sheet media into the plotter.
Details on selecting, replacing, and mounting cutter blades/pens.
Configures command modes (GP-GL, HP-GL) for data input from the computer.
Sets serial interface parameters like baud rate, parity, and data length.
Sets optimal cutting parameters: TOOL, OFFSET, FORCE, SPEED, QUALITY.
Shows the current effective cutting area on the display.
Controls manual movement of the pen carriage and medium using direction keys.
Sets the starting point for cutting operations using the ORIGIN key.
Allows pausing, resuming, or aborting cutting operations via the PAUSE key.
Moves the pen carriage in specific +100 mm increments along X and Y axes.
Performs test cuts to check and adjust cutting conditions for optimal results.
Overview of menu options accessible via the PAUSE key for various settings.
Guides on using optical sensors for reading registration marks.
Controls medium feeding to prevent slippage and ensure accurate positioning.
Automates medium feeding based on received data to prevent slipping.
Optimizes cutting for thick media and sharp corners by overcutting.
Configures settings for automatic registration mark reading for precise cutting.
Deletes data from the plotter's memory to abort operations.
Compensates for origin or angular deviations in plotted media for accurate recutting.
Corrects length deviations in cut or plotted segments based on medium.
Sets page length for long-axis cutting on roll media exceeding 5 meters.
Defines the specific area for cutting/plotting to prevent errors and utilize media.
Extends the cutting/plotting width by 19 mm for better media utilization.
Allows rotation of the plotting origin and coordinate axes for custom orientations.
Changes the cutting/plotting origin and coordinate axes for mirroring designs.
Makes duplicate copies of data stored in internal memory without re-sending.
Sorts data to minimize medium feed requirements, potentially speeding up operations.
Configures serial interface parameters for matching computer and plotter settings.
Sets command modes (GP-GL, HP-GL) for receiving data from the computer.
Monitors cutter blade usage based on total cutting distance for replacement guidance.
Manually controls the pen's vertical movement (up/down) via the control panel.
Provides modes for printing settings, checking data, and performing test cuts.
Adjusts the speed of the pen when raised, independently of cutting speed.
Sets initial force for blade control, useful for thick media penetration.
Adjusts the cutter-blade offset angle for precise corner cuts.
Controls cutter-blade tip movement for smoother arc cutting and better image quality.
Applies initial force for rapid medium penetration, especially in TANGENTIAL mode.
Specifies units (mm or inches) for displayed coordinates and measurements.
Describes functions like command handling, pen movement, and model ID response.
Guides on how to enable/disable specific functions via special mode settings.
Details specific functions like display language selection and their purpose.
Guides on how to set the display language and other special functions.
Addresses issues where the plotter fails to power on or show signs of life.
Troubleshoots common operational issues like scaling, media loading, and skewing.
Provides solutions for problems like rounded corners, skipped cuts, and poor resolution.
Lists and explains error messages and their potential causes and solutions.
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