Explanation Of Display Menu; Determining The Type Of Sheet Loaded; Select Sheet; Setting Cutting Conditions - Roland Camm-1 PNC-1850 User Manual

2-4 EXPLANATION OF DISPLAY MENU

• Set values are stored in memory, and are not lost even if the power is switched off and back on again.
• Changing a value and pressing the
ENTER , you can abandon the change and return to the original value by pressing the
• This explanation frequently refers to a "top menu." This top menu is the screen shown below. This menu appears after you
load a sheet, close the front cover, and select the sheet type.

• Determining the type of sheet loaded

SELECT SHEET

Display readout
SELECT SHEET
ROLL EDGE PIECE
Available settings
ROLL, EDGE, and PIECE

• Setting cutting conditions

1—8
Display readout
1 CUT
0.250mm
Factory default setting
1
Available settings
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
22
ENTER key enables the setting. If you have changed a value but have not yet pressed
Explanation
This determines the type of sheet that has been loaded. The PNC-1850/1200
automatically determines the width and length according to the type of sheet
loaded.
ROLL: Select this when a rolled sheet has been loaded on the PNC-1850/1200.
EDGE: This loads a rolled sheet and starts cutting from the front edge of the
sheet.
PIECE: Select this when a flat sheet (paper) has been loaded on the PNC-1850/
1200.
Procedure
This is displayed after loading a sheet and closing the front cover.
Refer to "1-4-3 Loading the Sheet" on page 8.

Selecting and storing cutting parameters

Explanation
It is possible to set the cutting parameters to match the tool and sheet, and store
50cm/s
them for later use. It is also possible to set plotting parameters to match pen and
30gf
paper conditions and store them.
Five items can be stored: "** cm/s" (cutting speed), "*.*** mm" (blade compen-
sation), "**gf" (blade force), "UP SPEED" (tool movement speed during tool-up),
and "WEIGHT". Eight patterns of these settings can be stored.
* When setting the cutting parameters set "*.*** mm" between 0.025 and
1.000 mm, and when setting pen plotting parameters set to 0.000 mm.
When the "*.*** mm" (blade compensation) value on the bottom line is 0.025 to
1.000 mm "CUT" will be displayed, and when set to 0.000 mm "PEN" will be
displayed. In other words, when the value is set to 0.000 mm, the plotter assumes
automatically that you are using a pen. In this case, substitute the work "cut" with
the word "plot" in this section. Refer to "2-5 PLOTTING ON PAPER MEDIA"
on page 32 for details on plotting on paper.
key.
MENU
1 CUT 50cm/s
0.250mm 30gf