Razorgage xT Quick Start Manual

Position the beam on your table with the
2
motor end next to the saw. Align the beam
with the saw fence and mark the front edge of the
fence on your table. Remove the beam and strike
a line .781" back from your marks. Drill 11/32
holes along this line to mount the beam. Three
holes should be enough. The beam is held to the
table with 5/16 carriage bolts as shown.
Plug the tablet
5
power cable into
the receptacle.
This end should be
next to your saw.
Plug the main power cord into
8
the receptacle on the back of
the box and then into a wall
outlet rated for 15 Amps.
Flip the toggle switch next to
9
the power receptacle to the
ON position.
Locate the tablet power button on the mini PC. Press and release
10
to start Windows. Click the RazorGage ICON to start the
RazorGage xTPC software. Several screens will flash by while
the software boots. When it starts it will prompt the operator to
press OK to HOME. When you press OK, the RazorGage
positioning carriage will move towards the saw so make sure there
are no obstructions. The carriage must bump its internal hard stop
in order to home properly. When homing is complete, the MAIN
SCREEN will appear. (OVER)
Quick Start Guide
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Slide the stop
6
extension onto the
flip stop but do not tighten.
and put aside. Then remove the
remaining items from the
Once the beam is mounted, mount the control
3
box to the beam by sliding it onto the motor
end, engaging the T-slot nuts hanging from
bottom of the box into the T-slots on the top of the
beam as you go. MAKE SURE THE POWER
CORD IS NOT PLUGGED IN. You will need to
remove the control box side panel to tighten one of
the two mounting screws. Do not remove the
panel if the control box is plugged in.
4 Replace the control box side panel and secure with
the two screws on the back of the box & mount the
tablet display assembly to the top of the control box with
the two screws assembled in its mounting holes.
Remove the STOP
1
EXTENSION from the
outside of the packaging
Thread the two
7
motor cables
onto the mating
connectors on the
back of the motor.