Job Storage: Temporary Memory - Epilog Fusion M2 32 Manual

SECTION 7: FUSION CONTROL PANEL
• Center Click: This is accomplished by simply pressing straight down on the center of the Joystick. A special
character is used in the display to indicate functions where a center click action is used. For example, use the
cursor keys on the Control Panel to scroll to the Settings function. The first setting will read
The diamond that is in front of Restore XY Home indicates that a center click will restore your lens carriage to the
upper left Home Position.
• Double Center Clicking: A double diamond
is available when a double center click is initiated. The Focus and Jog functions both provide a sub-menu when a
double center click is used.
• Flick: A single, quick "flick" will produce a single movement or very small adjustment.
The Joystick is progressive and touch sensitive and provides a continuously variable range of adjustments. It is sensitive
to the degree of tilt that is being applied. The more you tilt the Joystick, the bigger your impact on the function you are
using.
Now you try it!
1. Use the cursor keys on the Control Panel to highlight the Jog function. Jog mode moves the lens carriage. Now,
simply tilt the Joystick as far as you can to the right and down. The lens carriage will start moving, slowly at first,
then after a second it will start picking up speed. To slow the carriage, simply reduce the amount of tilt you apply to
the Joystick. Varying the amount of tilt changes how fast the carriage moves.
2. Now, let's "flick" the Joystick. By flicking the Joystick, the carriage will move about .001" or .002". You will
probably not be able to see the motion, but if you watch the display panel you will see that the digital readout
changes.
3. Once you get a feel for it, you will be able to move the carriage at an absolute crawl or as fast as it will go just by
adjusting the amount of tilt.

Job Storage: Temporary Memory

While there is no key for this, the Fusion laser has the capability to store multiple jobs in temporary memory. The machine
will store any and all jobs sent until there is no free temporary memory left. For all practical purposes, there is no limit to
the number of jobs you can send to the laser.
Note: Temporary jobs stored in the laser systems will be erased when the laser system is turned off. For
permanent job saving, print the file to the Job Manager, where you can file the job for later retrieval along with
all settings you used in the past.
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in the lower right corner of the display indicates that a sub-menu
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Job Storage: Temporary Memory
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Restore XY Home.
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