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Correcting the axes
Adjust the X and Y coordinates of the plotting to those of the set paper. The angle is adjustable within ±5°. In this
manner, the plotting can be adjusted to the angle of the paper, even though it is set slightly tilted. With the X and Y
axes of the front-side plotting aligned, if you are doing reverse-side plotting, set the paper so that there is no
discrepancy from the front-side plotting.
3) Setting the base point: [BaseP.]
After setting the offset point
*PenU/D
BaseP.
(ENTER to save)
In the illustration under [Example of setting the points] on page 29,
refer to 3) Base point and use the position keys to select an intersection
point of lines parallel to the X and Y axes when plotting on the front of
the sheet, and move the pen carriage to the selected point.
Press
to move the pen up or down, make sure that the tip of the pen
(or the position of the digitizing scope pointer) is aligned with the point
which is to be the base point, then press the
4) Setting the X correction point: [X-Point]
After setting the base point
In the illustration under [Example of setting
the points] on page 29, refer to 4) X correction
point and use the position keys to move the pen
carriage to the left edge of the line used when
setting the base point (i.e., the line parallel to the
X axis).
Press
to move the pen up or down, make
sure that the tip of the pen (or the position of the
digitizing scope pointer) is aligned with the X
correction point, then press the
5) Setting the Y correction point: [Y-Point]
After setting the X correction point
In the illustration under [Example of setting
the points] on page 29, refer to 5) Y correction
point and use the position keys to move the pen
carriage to the left edge of the line used when
setting the base point (i.e., the line parallel to the
Y axis).
Press
to move the pen up or down, make
sure that the tip of the pen (or the position of the
digitizing scope pointer) is aligned with the Y
correction point, then press the
(See "[Example of setting the points]" on page 29.)
key.
* If the angle with the base point is –5¡ or more, the X
correction point cannot be set. In this case, the display
returns to the base point setting screen. Re-load the sheet,
refer to Adjust the lower-left of the paper on page
30, and carry out the procedure again.
key.
* If the angle with the base point is –5¡ or more, the Y
correction point cannot be set. In this case, the display
returns to the base point setting screen. Re-load the sheet,
refer to Adjust the lower-left of the paper on page
30, and carry out the procedure again.
key.
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Base Point has
been changed
When the base point is set,
the above message will be
displayed. A display
prompting setting of the X
correction point will appear.
When X correction point is set,
and the menu to set the Y
correction point will be displayed.
When Y correction point is set,
and the menu to set the correcting
the distance will be displayed.
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