Chapter 3 Basic Operation - Roland EGX-350 User Manual

Chapter 3
Basic Operation
3-1 Types of Emergency Stops to Ensure Safety ................................................38
How to Perform an Emergency Stop ................................................................... 38
To Cancel an Emergency Stop ............................................................................ 38
Emergency Stop Due to Opening or Closing the Front Cover............................. 39
3-2 Starting and Quitting ......................................................................................40
How to Start the Machine .................................................................................... 40
Shutdown ............................................................................................................. 41
3-3 Using the Handy Panel ..................................................................................42
3-4 Moving the Cutter ..........................................................................................43
Terms Indicating the Cutter Position .................................................................... 43
Viewing the Cutter Position ................................................................................. 43
Manual Movement ............................................................................................... 44
Moving to a Specific Position Automatically ........................................................ 45
3-5 Spindle Operation ..........................................................................................47
Starting and Stopping Spindle Rotation............................................................... 47
Adjusting the Spindle Speed ............................................................................... 48
3-6 Pausing and Stopping Cutting .......................................................................49
Pausing and Resuming Cutting ........................................................................... 49
Stopping Cutting .................................................................................................. 50
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