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Roland Camm-1 GR2-540 User Manual (172 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Cutter
| Size: 4.74 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Basic Handling Methods
6
Basic Information
7
Part Names and Functions
8
Cutting Machine Main Unit
8
Operation Panel
10
Material Used and Cuttable Area
11
Types of Materials
11
Conditions for Usable Materials
11
Cutting Area
12
Menu List
13
Offline Mode Menu
13
Online Mode Menu
15
Basic Settings and Operations
16
Configuring and Viewing Environment Settings
17
Setting the Display Language and the Unit
17
Viewing System Information
18
Prioritizing the Cutting Settings of this Machine
19
Restoring Default Settings
20
Turning off Rear Paper Sensor Detection
21
Loading the Material
22
Important Notes on Using Pinch Rollers
22
Precautions for Loading Materials
23
Loading Roll Material
24
Adjusting the Roll Material Feed
29
Loading Flat Material
30
Measuring the Material Size
32
Remove the Material
33
Pausing and Canceling Output
34
Pausing and Resuming Output
34
Canceling Output
34
Cutting Output
35
Preparations before Cutting Output
36
Recommended Cutting Conditions
37
Performing a Cutting Test
38
Adjusting the Cutting Conditions
40
Setting the Blade Force
40
Setting the Cutting Speed
41
Setting the Blade Offset
42
Creating Cutting Data
43
Creating Cutting Lines Using a Generated Data Path
43
Creating Cutting Lines with the Greatcut-R Plug-In (Adobe Illustrator/Coreldraw)
44
Creating Cutting Lines with Greatcut-R
45
Saving Cutting Data
47
Basic Cutting
48
Setting the Output-Start Location
49
Performing Cutting
50
Sending Adobe Illustrator Cutting Jobs from the Printer Driver
50
Sending Coreldraw Cutting Jobs from the Printer Driver
53
Sending Cutting Jobs from Greatcut-R
55
Basic Printing and Cutting
58
Automatic Aligning System (AAS)
59
Crop Mark Types
59
Setting the Margins and the Distance between Crop Marks
62
Automatic Detection of Material Feed Direction
63
Setting the AAS Detection Mode
64
Setting Crop Marks in Cutting Data
65
Setting Crop Marks with the AAS Plug-In (Adobe Illustrator)
65
Setting Crop Marks with the AAS Plug-In (Coreldraw)
67
Setting Crop Marks with the Greatcut-R Plug-In (Adobe Illustrator/Coreldraw)
69
Setting Crop Marks with Greatcut-R
70
Printing Cutting Data on Material
72
Printing Cutting Data from Greatcut-R
72
Setting the Output-Start Location (Printing and Cutting)
74
Performing Cutting
75
Sending Adobe Illustrator Cutting Jobs from the Printer Driver
75
Sending Coreldraw Cutting Jobs from the Printer Driver
78
Sending Cutting Jobs from Greatcut-R
80
Other Cutting
83
Section Cutting
84
Setting up Section Cutting
84
Cutting Perforated Lines
85
Setting up Perforated Cutting Using the Printer Driver
85
Setting up Perforated Cutting with Greatcut-R
87
Setting up Perforated Cutting from the Operation Panel
90
Cutting Multiple Sets of the same Cutting Data
91
Duplicating Cutting Data with the AAS Plug-In
91
Duplicating Cutting Data with the Greatcut-R Plug-In
91
Duplicating Cutting Data with Greatcut-R
93
Cutting the Cutting Data Repetitively on Operation Panel
95
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency
98
Using Greatcut-R
99
Setting up Cutting by Layer
100
Configuring the Cutting Conditions Based on the Color of Cutting Lines
100
Manually Setting the Cutting Order
102
Simulating the Cutting Order
103
Setting the Weed Border
105
Using the Material with Minimal Waste
107
Aligning Cutting Data by Conditions (Nesting)
107
Optimizing the Output Quality
109
Dealing with Material Thickness/Hardness (Softness)
110
Overlap Cutting
110
Adjusting the Cutting-In Amount
113
Cutting the Corners Longer to Make It Easy to Detach Cutting Data (over Cut)
114
Cutting Small Text and Complex Graphics Cleanly (Tangential)
115
Smoothly Cutting Arcs and Other Curves (Smoothing)
116
Preventing and Correcting Misaligned Cutting
117
Keeping Material in Place and Stabilizing Cutting Accuracy
117
Correcting Distance During Cutting Based on the Thickness of Material
118
Cutting Efficiently
120
Using Presets
121
Saving Cutting Conditions in Presets on the Operation Panel
121
Saving Presets Using the Printer Driver
122
Saving Presets with Greatcut-R
125
Reducing Cutting Output Time
127
Setting the up Speed for Cutting
127
Setting the Acceleration Level for up Speed
128
Setting the Crop Mark Detection Speed for the AAS Sensor
129
Other Operations and Settings
130
Settings for Preventing Problems
131
Preventing Positioning Errors by Setting Material Feeding
131
Using the Material with Minimal Waste
133
Extending the Cutting Area in Specified Directions
133
Maintenance
134
Cleaning and Replacing Consumable Parts
135
Cleaning the Machine
136
Cleaning the Parts that Come into Contact with the Material
136
Cleaning the Blade Holder Cap
137
Replacing Consumable Parts
138
Replacing the Blade
139
Replacing the Blade Protector
141
AAS Offset Test
142
Running an AAS Offset Test
143
Adjusting the AAS Offset
144
What to Do if
145
Machine Problems
146
The Machine Doesn't Run
147
Are Cables Connected
147
Is the Power Switched on
147
Is the POWER LED Light on
147
Are the Communication Settings Correct
147
Is the Machine in Online Mode
147
Are the Software Application Settings Correct
147
Cutting Data Cannot be Sent from the Operation Application
148
Has a Communication Error Occurred
148
Cutting Output Problems
149
Crop Marks Are Not Detected
150
Is the Material Loaded Correctly
150
Are You Using Material that Is Not White or Is Glossy
150
Are You Using a Transparent Material
150
Does the Material Have Creases or Wrinkles
150
Are the Crop Marks Blurred or Are They in a Color Other than Black
150
Are the Crop Marks at the Correct Positions
150
Is Direct Sunlight or High Intensity Indoor Light Hitting the Machine
150
Is the Material Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely? Are the Printing Results Crooked
151
Are the Size and Shape of Crop Marks Correct
151
Is the Printing Expanded or Reduced
151
Is the Crop Mark Line Width Appropriate
151
Material Feeding Is Not Smooth
152
Is the Material too Thick
152
Are the Grit Rollers Dirty
152
Is the Material Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely
152
The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers During Cutting
153
Is the Material Loaded in Parallel with the Gradations of the Ruler
153
Is the Material Making Contact Somewhere During Cutting
153
Was the Material Feed Checked before Cutting (for Roll Material)
153
Are the Pinch Rollers Used to Secure both Edges of the Material
153
Material Lifts up During Cutting and Gets Damaged by Blade
154
Is Wide Material Being Used
154
Is the Horizontal Movement Speed of the Cutting Carriage too Fast
154
Output Quality Problems
155
Printing and Cutting Are Misaligned
156
Is a Thick Material Being Used
156
Is the Sensor Reading Inaccurate
156
Was the Machine Set to Feed Forward some Amount of Material before Cutting
156
Uncut Areas Remain or Cut Edges Are Not Clean
157
Are the Blade and Blade Holder Securely Mounted
157
Is the Tip of the Blade Broken
157
Is There any Buildup of Dust or Material Adhesive on the Tip of the Blade
157
Is There any Buildup of Pieces of Material or Dust Inside the Blade Holder
157
Is a Thick Material Being Used
157
Are the Blade Force and Cutting Speed Appropriate for the Material Being Cut
157
Is the Amount of Blade Offset Correct
157
Is the Smoothing Function Set to [Disabled]
158
Is the Blade Protector Damaged or Deformed
158
The Machine Cuts the Carrier Paper
159
Are the Blade Tip Adjustment and Blade Force Appropriate for the Material Being Cut
159
The Machine Cuts the same Area Twice
160
Are There Overlapping Lines
160
Is the Step Count Set to 1 in Greatcut-R
160
Misaligned Cutting Start and End Points
161
Was Material Feeding Set
161
Messages on the Operation Panel
162
Messages
163
File too Large Press OFFLINE
163
Buffer Empty Press OFFLINE
163
Reboot Please
163
File Size Exceed 16M Please Adjust
163
Please Stop Transmit File: Press OFFLINE
163
AAS Detect Fail
163
Error Messages
164
Error; Rollers Are /Up Sensor
164
Error; Check Media or Drum or X Motor
164
Error; Check Media or y Motor
164
Error; Check Carriag Sensor or VC Motor
164
Out of Space; # of Copies Finished
164
HPGL/2 CMD. Error
164
Communication Error Setup Press MISC
164
AAS File Command Error
165
Appendix
166
Operations When Moving the Unit
167
Removing the Material and Blade Holder
168
Securing the Cutting Carriage and Pinch Rollers with Retainers
169
Removing the USB Cable Tie
170
Memo
171
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Roland Camm-1 GR2-540 Setup Manual (39 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Plotter
| Size: 4.27 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Contents
3
To Ensure Safe Use
5
Pour Utiliser en Toute Sécurité
10
Introduction
17
Checks before Installation
18
About the User's Manuals for this Machine
18
Deciding on an Installation Site
19
Temperature and Humidity
20
Installation Space
20
Included Items
21
Installation
23
Assembly
24
Checks before Operations
24
Step 1: Assembling the Stand
25
Step 2: Assembling the Machine and the Stand
27
Step 3: Installing the Roll Holders
28
Step 4: Removing the Retainers
31
Step 5: Connecting the Cables
32
Step 6: Attaching a Cable Tie
33
Installing the Cutting Tool
34
Step 1: Assembling the Cutting Tool
34
Step 2: Installing the Cutting Tool
35
Preparations before Use
36
Setting the Display Language
36
Confirming System Requirements
36
Appendix
37
Location of the Power Rating and Serial Number Label
38
Specifications
39
Roland Camm-1 GR2-540 Installation Manual (34 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Cutter
| Size: 4.27 MB
Table of Contents
Contents
2
Table of Contents
2
Installation and Settings
3
Introduction
4
Downloading Software
4
Software License Registration
5
Network Settings (LAN Connection)
7
Determining the Network Addresses
7
Setting the Computer's Network
7
Setting the Cutting Machine's Network
9
Installing the Driver
10
Installing the Driver (USB Connection)
10
Installing the Driver (LAN Connection)
13
Installing the Driver (RS-232C Connection)
15
Installing the Software
20
Installing Greatcut-R
20
Performing License Authentication
23
Setting the Greatcut-R Connection Method
25
What to Do if
27
Driver
28
The Driver Cannot be Installed Correctly (USB Connection)
28
Uninstalling the Driver
30
Other Information
32
Updating the Automatic Aligning System (AAS) Plugin
32
Uninstalling Greatcut-R
33
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