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Summarization of Contents
Foreword
About media
Advice on handling and disposing of roll sheets and other media.
On This Operation manual
Information on how to use and understand the operation manual.
Features
Mark Sensor
High accuracy sensor for reading registration marks and compensating for errors.
Roll Sheet Stopper
Helps feed roll paper without sagging and minimizes jams.
Two Clamp Pressure Modes Changeover Mechanism
Allows adjustment of clamp pressure for different sheet sizes and types.
Front Loading
Feature allowing roll sheets to be mounted on the front side for cutting.
Plug-in Cutting Software (FineCut) Attached
Software for fine cutting of characters and illustrations from design applications.
Safety Precautions
Pictorial signs
Explanation of symbols used in the manual for safe operation and damage prevention.
WARNING and CAUTION
Key warnings and cautions for safe operation, installation, and handling.
Safety Labels
Information on safety labels attached to the machine and their meanings.
Be careful with the movable parts
Safety advice regarding moving parts, cutters, and electrical connections.
Sheets
Guidance on handling media, ensuring proper sheet preparation for cutting.
CHAPTER 1 Before Use
Where to install this machine
Requirements for selecting a suitable installation space for the plotter.
Configuration and function
Details on the various parts and their functions on the front and rear of the plotter.
Connecting the cables
Instructions for connecting USB, RS-232C, and power cables to the plotter.
Menu mode
Explanation of the four operational modes (Not-Ready, Local, Remote, Function) of the plotter.
CHAPTER 2 Basic Operations
Operation flow
Step-by-step guide outlining the sequence of basic operations for the plotter.
Installing a tool
Procedures for installing cutters, pens, and pouncing pins into the plotter.
Turning the power on
Steps to safely power on the plotter and check its initial status.
Setting the tool conditions
How to configure cutting, plotting, and pouncing parameters for optimal results.
Setting a sheet
Instructions for loading and detecting both leaf (cut) and roll sheets for operation.
Test cutting (plotting)
Performing test cuts to verify and adjust tool conditions for quality results.
Cutting (plotting)
Procedures for setting the origin and starting the actual cutting or plotting process.
Turning the power off
Steps for safely shutting down the plotter after use.
CHAPTER 3 Useful Function
Functions in the Jog Mode
Using jog keys for precise positioning, origin setting, and axis alignment.
Two-point axis alignment
Method for correcting axial inclination using two reference points on the sheet.
Cutting area
Defining the specific area on the sheet where cutting or plotting will occur.
Digitization operation
Capturing design points from a printed sheet using the plotter.
Set the distance compensation
Adjusting for variations in cut length due to sheet thickness or roller differences.
Perform Multiple Cuttings
Setting up the plotter for cutting the same design multiple times.
Cut Out Data with Registration Mark
Using registration marks to accurately cut designs from printed sheets.
Expand the cutting (plotting) area
Reducing dead space to maximize the usable cutting area on the media.
Switch the cutting (plotting) direction
Rotating the coordinate system to match application software requirements.
Perform DIVISION CUT
Dividing large data into smaller sections for cutting across the sheet width.
Cut Data via DIVISION CUT
Executing the division cut process by sending data from the computer.
Change the cutting (plotting) order
Reordering or sorting cut data for optimized cutting paths.
Set SORTING
Configuring the sorting function for automatic cutting path optimization.
Sorting sequence
Understanding the process and steps involved when the sorting function is active.
Other Useful Functions
A collection of miscellaneous functions like paper feeding, HOLD, data clearing, and sample cuts.
Miscellaneous Settings
Configuring display language, convenient settings, and system resets.
CHAPTER 4 In Case of Trouble
Before taking a phenomenon as a trouble
Table of common phenomena, their causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Troubles for which error messages are given on the LCD
Lists error messages, their causes, and remedies for resolving plotter issues.
Status message
Explains status messages that appear during operation and require user action.
CHAPTER 5 Appendix
Specifications of the main unit
Technical details and dimensions of the plotter models CG-100SRII and CG-130SRII.
Repeatability condition
Conditions required to achieve the guaranteed range of accuracy and precision.
Cutter blade
Information on replacing and adjusting the cutter blade for optimal cutting performance.
Note slip
A template for recording sheet names and distance correction values.
Function Flowchart
Visual diagrams illustrating the sequence of operations for various plotter functions.
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