Offset Adjustment For The Y-Axis And Z-Axis Origin Points; When Offset Adjustment Is Required; Inaccuracy In The Z-Axis Direction; Differences In Height At The Seam Between The Front And Back Surfaces - Roland MODELA Pro ZCL-650A User Manual

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5-1. When Offset Adjustment Is Required

The Y-axis and Z-axis origin points are generally set at the center of rotation for the A-axis. The rotary axis unit is provided with a
rotation-axis center sensor for setting these origin points. Slight errors may occur in the origin-point settings made with this, but it's
possible to correct them by adjusting the offset.
Misalignment of the position of the origin point may affect cutting as follows.

Inaccuracy in the Z-axis Direction

There is an error in the thickness of the object when cutting the front or back surface. This is due to misalignment of the Z-axis origin
point. Make correction as described in "5-2. How to Adjust the Center-Z Offset."
The specified height
is not obtained.

Differences in Height at the Seam Between the Front and Back Surfaces

There is an error in the depth of the object. This results in differences the upper and lower height at the seam when you perform two-
surface cutting for the front and back surfaces. This is due to misalignment of the Y-axis origin point. Make correction as described in "5-
3. How to Adjust the Center-Y Offset."
Offset Adjustment for the Y-axis
and Z-axis Origin Points
Difference
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