GCC Technologies Puma III Series User Manual page 41

＊ AAS II offset X and Y value is defined as following:
＊ When the actual cutting line and the printed line need to be changed
For example:
If the values set in cutter is X: 0.50 mm Y 0.50 mm and the measurement is
X1:-0.25 mm Y 1:+0.25 mm.
and the Red Line refers toe the X value.)
We need to adjust AASII offset X new : (X + X1) Y new : (Y + Y1) which means X
new : 0.25 mm Y new : 0.75, then save the set new value to cutter.
Note:
Before adjusting the AAS II settings, please proceed scaling for width and length.
The blade offset value isn't set for this test graphic, please set it according to the
blade you use.
If you have any question, please contact us or your local distributor for assistance.
Accu-Aligning System
Horizontal line is defined as X and vertical is defined as Y
towards the direction of origin mark, then simply add the negative value of
the offset. If the direction is from the opposite of the origin mark, then enter
positive values for the offset. This method apply on both X and Y axle.
(In following figure, the Blue Line refers to the Y Value,
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