Aas Ii On Jaguar - GCC Technologies Jaguar IV Series User Manual

Non-monochrome drawing. The marks can't be read if is printed on colored
medium
Dirty or creased medium surface
5.2.3 AAS II on Jaguar IV
There are three types of AAS II mark patterns: 4-Point Positioning, Segmental Positioning, and
Multiple Copies. Note that before print out your designs by inkjet printers, the registration marks
have to be created on your graphic designs by cutting software like SignPal, EasySign or GCC
CorelDraw plug-in. Hand-made marks or drawings won't be reorganized by GCC cutting
plotters. For more details about registration mark setting in cutting software, please refer to
'Appendix A-3 : CorelDraw Plug-In Instruction", 'Appendix A-4 : SignPal 8.5 Instruction',
'Appendix A-5 : EasySIGN Instruction' and 'Appendix A-6 : GreatCut Instruction.
4-Point Positioning
1.
This is the basic mark pattern that AAS II will auto detect four registration marks and contour
cut images inside those marks.
Command: Esc.D1;(XDist);(YDist):
Layout: 4 L-shaped marks at the 4 corners around the design
Segmental Positioning
2.
In addition to 4 original points, the intermediate registration marks are added on both X axis
and Y axis to help contour cut accurately, especially for cutting large images.
Command: Esc.D2;(XDist);(YDist);(XStep);(YStep):
Layout:
In-between distance on X: 200~600mm, default 300mm
In-between distance on Y: 200-600mm, default 300mm
Accu-Aligning System 5-3
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