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- Page 1 USER’S MANUAL SC 350 Preface Thank you for choosing a VULCAN SC-350. To ensure high cutting quality and optimal productivity, please read this User’s Manual thoroughly prior to use.
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Page 2: Warning
WARNING Manual • No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of VULCAN Corporation. • The product specifications and other information in this manual are subject to change without notice. •... -
Page 3: After Turning On The Sheet Cutter
After Turning on the Sheet cutter During operations, immediately after completion of operations, and when setting the cutting plotter functions, the carriage, will move to the origin position, and other parts which are not fixed, may move suddenly. Do not let your hands, hair, or clothing get too close to the moving parts or within their range of movement. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents WARNING ................................2 Manual ................................... 2 Cutter ....................................2 Machine Caution Label ..............................2 After Turning on the Sheet cutter ............................ 3 Definitions ..................................3 Table of Contents ..............................4 Chapter 1 Product Summary ..........................6 Machine Specifications ............................7 1.2 Accessories List ................................ - Page 5 Sensor Condition ....................................34 System information ....................................35 Chapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance ....................36 4.1 Error messages ............................37 4.2 Maintenance ................................39 Daily Maintenance ....................................39 4.3 Technical documentation ............................40...
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Page 6: Chapter 1 Product Summary
Chapter 1 Product Summary 1.1 Machine Specifications 1.2 Accessories List 1.3 Product Introduction 1.4 Control Panel 1.4.1 Screen (LCD) 1.4.2 Control Key... -
Page 7: Machine Specifications
1.1 Machine Specifications Item SC-350 Automatic feeding sheet cutter Configuration Media size Width:185 to 350mm Length:150 to 500mm A4,A3,SRA3,Extended A3. Custom sizes for a maximum cutting length of 500mm 1200 mm/s ( High speed mode ) Maximum cutting speed 400g Max force Approx. - Page 8 Temperature: 10 to 35 degree, Operating environment Humidity: 35 to 75% RH (non-condensing) Exit tray : 406 x 462 x 186 mm 1109 x 747 x 594 Exit tray+Cutter+Media support tray: External Dimensions(mm) (W × D × H) 33kg/36kg Weight 870 x 550 x 580mm Dimensions （W x D x H ) Windows and Mac...
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Page 9: Accessories List
1.2 Accessories List Accessories for sheet cutter Power cable x 1pc USB cable x 1pc Ethernet cable x 1pc 30°Blade x Blade holder x 1pc Pen calibration tool x 2pcs 60°Blade x 1pc USB disk x 1pc Pen x 5pcs Accessories for stand Exit tray Media supply tray... -
Page 10: Product Introduction
1.3 Product Introduction (1) Media supply tray....Support the media to be cut by cutting plotter. (2) Control panel......Used to access various cutting plotter functions. (3) Tool carriage ......Part to drive the cutter/pen. (4) Feeding roll system....Separate the media, and delivery the media into the cutter section. (5) Pinch roller handle....Raise and lower pinch roller. -
Page 11: Control Panel
1.4 Control Panel Screen (LCD) (1) Acceleration display ..Arrow key speeds for carriage control, Fast (x10) / Slow (x1). (2) Carriage coordinates..The coordinates of carriage on the table. (3) Arrow keys......To move carriage to different positions. (4) Speed......Carriage moving speeds (tool1/tool2) during working. (5) Force......Carriage down forces (tool1/tool2) during working. -
Page 12: Chapter 2: Installation
Chapter 2: Installation 2.1 Cutter Installation 2.2 Use of Tools 2.3 Attaching a tool 2.4 Connecting to the computer... - Page 13 2.1 Cutter Installation Media Support Tray • insert the media support tray into the machine • push it down in the direction. • lift media support tray up again, you will hear a click.
- Page 14 • insert the exit tray into the machine. (Vertical direction) • put down the exit tray, the exit tray will be stuck on the machine.
- Page 15 Media holders...
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Page 16: Use Of Tools
2.2 Use of Tools Blade holder • unscrew the blade holder cap,as shown. • place the blade (as shown) into the slot of the blade seat. • screw the blade holder cap to complete the installation and replacement of the blade. -
Page 17: Adjust The Right Setting Of The Blade
Adjust the right setting of the blade Gradually increase the blade length to suit the thickness of the medium being used. *Adjust the blade length so that only traces of the blade appear on the backing sheet when a cutting test is performed. -
Page 18: Attaching A Tool
2.3 Attaching a tool !" When pushing the tool holder with your fingers,the blade tip may be protruding. When mounting the tool in the tool holder, please note the following. • Push the tool all the way into the holder until its flange contacts the upper part of the holder and then tighten the screw firmly. -
Page 19: Removing The Tool
Removing the tool When removing the tool, turn the tool holder screw counterclockwise to remove the tool. -
Page 20: Connecting To The Computer
2.4 Connecting to the computer Connect the plotter to the computer using the communication cable. Use either the USB interface, network (LAN) interface to connect the plotter to the computer. Select the port depending on the specification of the software to be used and the availability of the interface port on the computer. Depending on the port used, use either the USB cable (standard accessories), network (LAN) cable (standard accessories) to connect. -
Page 21: Connecting The Power Cable
Connecting the power cable Supplement When turning off the power, wait over 10 seconds before turning on it again, otherwise problems may occur with the display. Connecting via USB Drive The USB disk is supplied as a standard accessory. * There are manuals, software and test files on the USB-Drive... -
Page 23: Chapter 3: Functions
Chapter 3: Functions 3.1 Loading the Media 3.2 Move the Tool Carriage 3.3 Setting the Origin Point 3.4 Running Cutting Tests 3.5 Stop Cutting 3.6 Offline Output 3.7 QR Code 3.8 Settings • Calibrate Cutter Size • Offset Calibration • Operating Mode •... -
Page 24: Loading The Media
3.1 Loading the media • Do not use warped or twisted media.Make sure the material is flat. • press the feeding platform down. • Place the media in the feeding platform. Note that the paper fully enters the platform. • Loosen the feeding platform, the paper feeding platform will rise and Move the left and right baffles to the edge of the paper the media will be placed finish. -
Page 25: Move The Tool Carriage
3.2 Move the tool carriage Tool carriage can be moved manually using the POSITION key. It also can move the tool carriage to the origin, or move it certain distance to keep it away. As the machine feeding system automatically, this function is to used when the force and other parameters need to be tested When there is no file in progress, Press the white number to modify the moving speed. -
Page 26: Running Cutting Tests
3.4 Running Cutting Tests With cutting tests, the correct speed and force can be adjusted for the media: Load the desired media for testing • Open the locking system for media handling and lift the pinch rollers • Insert the media into the cutter •... - Page 27 Speed and Force...
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Page 28: Stop Cutting
3.5 Stop Cutting During the work, if you need to pause and press the "Pause" button. To continue cutting, press the “Start” again. After the work is paused. Press the “Cancel”, if you want cancel the job. -
Page 29: Offline Output
3.6 Offline Output Dedicated data that was preliminarily created by the application software can be saved to the USB disk and can cut directly from the cutter without the need of a computer connected. You need to create PLT files, e.g. from SignCut or DrawCut. -
Page 30: Qr Code
3.7 QR Code QR code working mode, when offline, the machine automatically cuts different files. The PLT file (including the QR code) made by the software is put on the USB thumb drive Then put the USB stick into the machine. Click QR-CODE and the machine will automatically feed and cut QR-CODE files. -
Page 31: Settings
3.8 Settings Click on the parameter and the Preview box will show the meaning of the parameter. Under normal circumstances, these parameters don’t need to be modified. Please refer to the following instructions If need to modify. Offset Setting Senso r Condition .System Information Preview Calibrate Cutter Size... -
Page 32: Offset Setting
Offset Setting The offset shows the X and Y distance between the center oft he cutting head and the camera. It is required for precise cutting of printed media. If your printed media is not cut precisely you need to adjust the offset and/or calibrate it. The machine is equipped with an automatic calibration system which requires a pen calibration tool and a piece of paper. -
Page 33: Operating Mode
Operating Mode The machine has three operating modes: Normal: Common mode, Perfect speed and precision. Precision: It is suitable for high-precision work. The accuracy is priority, and the speed will be slowed down. Hi-speed: It is suitable for large format work. speed will be fast and the precision will decrease. -
Page 34: Sensor Condition
Sensor Condition Sensor Condition shows the status of the 3 media sensors the machine is equipped with:... -
Page 35: System Information
System information Offset Setting Offset Setting System Information System Information Model: The model of cutter. Machine SN: The serial number of the cutter,every machine has a unique number. MB Ver: The version of the mainboard. MB SN: The serial number of the mainboard. Cut len: The mileage the cutter has worked IP: IP address.When connecting via a network cable, check that the IP address is same with the computer. -
Page 36: Chapter 4: Troubleshooting And Maintenance
Chapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance 4.1 error messages 4.2 maintenance 4.3 technical documentation... -
Page 37: Error Messages
Chapter 4: and Maintenance 4.1 Error messages LCD Display Cause Solution No Paper ! Media support tray is empty. Please load media in media support tray. Paper Feeding 1: Check whether the material is The material cannot enter the cutter Error! installed correctly. - Page 38 hapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance LCD Display Cause Solution 1: Whether there are foreign objects The S1 sensor is covered. S1 Cover! (materials, paper scraps, etc.) blocking the sensor. 2: Is the S1 sensor normal? 3: Check if there is a light source directly on the sensor.
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Page 39: Maintenance
hapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance 4.2 Maintenance Daily Maintenance During the course of daily maintenance be sure to observe the following precautions: • Never lubricate the mechanisms of the plotter. • Clean the plotter's casing using a dry cloth that has been moistened in a neutral detergent diluted with water. -
Page 40: Technical Documentation
hapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance 4.3 Technical documentation Explosion drawing... - Page 41 hapter 4: Troubleshooting and Maintenance Parts list: Item Part Number Description SC350-031 Left cover SC350-032 Slideway SC350-033 Top cover SC350-034 Carriage cover SC350-018 LED light (camera) SC350-013 Camera SC350-012 Carriage SC350-020 Carriage board SC350-007 LED light. SC350-035 LED cover SC350-009 Servo motor SC350-021 Panel...
- Page 42 Statement of Conformity We herewith declare under sole responsibility that the under „technical data“ mentioned product meet the provisions of the following EC Directives and Harmonized Standards: EC directives: 2014/35/EC Low Voltage Directive 98/37/EC Directive on machinery (from 2009-12-29: 2006/42/EC) Standard: EN 60204-1:2006 Oliver Tiedemann Geschäftsführer...
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