Roland DPX-3700A User Manual page 38

Correcting the distance for X axis: [X-Axis]
After setting the Y correction point
Correcting the distance for Y axis: [Y-Axis]
After setting X-axis distance alignment
The above procedure concludes the making of corrections when plotting on the section film.
Main menu 1
While at the Y-axis distance
alignment setting screen,
press the key once.
If a digitizing scope is being used, it should be removed from the pen stock before attempting to plot.
The values for the offset setting, axis compensation and distance compensation are ignored in any of the
following cases (meaning you will have to correct all the settings from the beginning):
• Immediately after turning on the power
• When changing the paper size
• When switching between front-side plotting and reverse-side plotting
• When selecting [No] in response to the message [Do XY-Adjust?]
The distance between the base point and the X correction point recognized by the DPX
will be displayed on at the upper left on the screen.
Press the or key to make the figure displayed on the upper right of the screen
equal to the distance measured on the section film. Press the
Press the key to continue with the setting of the correcting the distance for Y axis.
The distance between the base point and the Y correction point recognized by the DPX
will be displayed on at the upper left on the screen.
Press the or key to make the figure displayed on the upper right of the screen equal
to the distance measured on the section film. Press
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key to execute.
the key to execute.
Select [0] as the pen number.
Pressing the key returns the
pen (or digitizing scope) to the pen stock.