ZenCut Green Manual
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1. Hardware Update Wizard Please wait while the wizard searches lt USB PRINTER 9 Now you can use your ZenCut Green cutter Hardware Update Wizard Completing the Hardware Update Wizard The wizard has finished inctalling the software for oe ZenCut Green USB Chek Finish to close the vazand Trouble Shooting 7 10 ZenCut Green Specifications Model Name No ZCG 60 ZCG 132S Roller Type 590mm 23 23in 1300mm 51 18in 50m 164ft 719mm 28 3in 1470mm 57 87in 70mm 2 76 0 8mm 0 03 in 4 DC Servo Control 0 400 g Up to 600 mm sec 23 62 ips 0 254 mm or 0 1 of move whichever is greater 0 1mm up to 3 meters certified media 4MB USB 1 1 amp Parallel Centronics amp Serial RS 232C Yes Yes LCD 20 digits x 2 lines 14 Keys 1 Power LED oe 220x 879x258 1065 x 1632 x 620 including stand 53 kg 116 4 Ib Standard AC 100 240V 50 60 Hz auto switching Max 110watts 10 C 35 C 50 F 95 F operating Environment Humidity 20 75 relative humidity operating The specification and data sheet may vary with different materials used In order to obtain the best output quality please maintain the machine regularly and properly USCutter reserves the right to change specifications at any time without notice ZenCut Green Specification A 1 Blade Specifications For cutting thick fluorescent and reflective vinyl Also for cutting detailed work in standard2. folder of your PC STEP 2 Open the Properties window and select the Paper tab STEP 3 Change the maximum Paper Size of X to 1200mm about 47 Adjust the cutting speed to between 300 600mm sec 11 8 23 6in sec Avoid the registration marks located on the tracks of pinch rollers Accu Aligning System 5 8 Chapter 6 Basic Maintenance This chapter explains the basic maintenance i e cleaning the cutting plotter required for the cutting plotter Except for the below mentioned all other maintenance must be performed by a qualified service technician 6 1 Cleaning the Cutting Plotter In order to keep the cutting plotter under good condition and best performance you need to clean the machine properly and regularly Precaution in Cleaning lt Unplug the cutting plotter before cleaning lt Never use solvents abrasive cleaners or strong detergents for cleaning They may damage the surface of the cutting plotter and the moving parts Recommended Methods Gently wipe the cutting plotter surface with a lint free cloth If necessary clean with a damp cloth or an alcohol immersed cloth Wipe with water to rinse off any residue and dry with a soft lint free cloth Wipe all dust and dirt from the tool carriage rails Use a vacuum cleaner to empty any accumulated dirt and media residue from beneath the pinch roller housing Clean the platen paper sensors and pinch rollers with a damp cloth or an alcohol im
3. 1 General Information 1 1 DN ee ee ee ee ee CONDOR WDPD 2 Installation 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 Introduction Package Items Product Features Front View of ZenCut Green Back View of ZenCut Green The Whole View of ZenCut Green The Left hand Side of ZenCut Green The Right hand Side of ZenCut Green Precaution Stand amp Flexible Media Support System 2 2 1 Stand Installation for ZCG 60 2 2 2 Stand amp Flexible Media Support System for ZCG 132S Blade Installation Cable Connections 2 4 1 USB Interface 2 4 2 Parallel Interface 2 4 3 RS 232 Interface 2 4 4 Data Transmitting 3 The Control Panel 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 4 Operation 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 The LCD Panel Menu in On line Mode Menu in Off line Mode Menu Items Media Loading 4 1 1 Loading the Sheet Media 4 1 2 Loading the Roll Media Tracking Performance Cutting Force and Offset Adjustment When Completing the Cutting Job 5 Accu Aligning System 5 1 5 2 5 3 5 9 Table of Contents Introduction Calibrating the System 5 2 1 Media Calibration 5 2 2 AAS Calibration 5 2 3 AAS Il on ZenCut Green Printer Test Contour Cutting Tips for AAS moK ROM a Se ee ee ee ee ee eS l 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 8 2 11 2 11 2 12 2 12 2 13 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 zenCut Green 6 Maintenance 6 1 6 2 6 3 Cleaning the Cutting Plotter Cleaning the Grid Drum Cleaning the Pinch Rollers 7 Trouble Shooting Appendix A 1
4. TOOL SELECT DATA CLEAR CUT TEST lt LCD Control Panel on ZenCut Green series gt Function To display functions and error messages To indicate the power status light up power on light off power off ENTER To set item or register the immediately preceding input value PAUSE RESUME To temporarily halt cutting process or to continue ON OFF LINE To switch modes stop cutting job or abort changes of settings To adjust the value of cutting speed and quality To perform cutting tests in different ways Please see details in 3 4 Menu Items The Control Panel 3 1 zenCut Green 3 2 Menu in On line Mode Power On ZenCut Green in processing ZenCut Cutter LCM Version ZenCut Green Firmware Copyright Place Media And Then Lower Down The Lever Edge Single V gt use V Dto select Sizing Media Width Lever Up To Abort Sizing Media Length Lever Up To Abort Sending data FORCE SPEED OFFSET DATA CLEAR TOOL SELECT The Control Panel Force 80 E use to select ENTER to enable the setting Speed 51cm s A Offset 0 275 mm A OK ENTER V ZenCut Green User Manual Select I gt OK ENTER Y UP Speed 51 cm s A Select lt gt OK ENTER V7 Clear Data Memory N Cancel OK ENTER Quality Fine A Select lt gt OK ENTER V7 1S 51 F 80 0 0 275M A Select lt gt OK ENTER V7 Set Smoothing Cut gt OK ENTER Select OverCut 0 00mm A Select
5. USB Driver installed Installation 2 11 Connection Plug the USB cable into the ZenCut Green USB port Plug the other end of the cable into the PC s USB port Cutting driver or sign cutting software installation Insert User CD and then click on Driver to install driver working with CorelDRAW Or install your own sign making software please refer to user manual of software 2 4 2 Parallel Interface e Connecting to the Parallel Centronics Port 1 Connect a parallel cable to the cutting plotter and the host computer 2 Setup the output port LPT1 or LPT2 from your software package 3 Send the data to your cutting plotter directly Or use DOS commands like TYPE or PRINT to output data Caution Please turn off the plotter before plugging the print cable 2 4 3 RS 232 Interface E Connecting to the RS 232 Serial Port 1 For IBM PC PS 2 users or compatibles connect the RS 232C cable to the serial connector of the assigned serial port COM1 or COM2 on your host computer 2 Set up the communication parameters Baud Rate and Data Bits Parity to match the setting of software package refer to chapter 3 MISC key description Caution Please turn off the plotter before plugging the RS 232C cable Installation 2 12 2 4 4 Data Transmitting There are two options to transmit the data from the computer to the cutting plotter Option 1 With proper interface settings the data can b
6. A 2 A 3 Table of Contents Non Operational Problems Operational Problems Communication Problems Software Problems Cutting Quality Problems USB Connection Problems Specifications of ZenCut Green Blade Specification CorelDRAW Plug In Instruction ZenCut Green User Manual 6 1 6 2 6 2 7 1 1 2 7 3 7 4 7 9 7 6 Zencut Green ZenCut Green User Manual Chapter 1 General Information 1 1 Introduction ZenCut Green series cutting plotters have been designed to produce computer generated images or perform contour cutting on sheets or rolls of vinyl media This manual covers the following models of ZenCut Green series cutting plotters e ZCG 60 for media width 2 76 70mm 28 3 719mm e ZCG 132S for media width 2 76 70mm 57 8 1470mm 1 2 Package Items The ZenCut Green package contains the following items Please check carefully before assembling If you find any item s missing please consult your dealer for further assistance standara item Quantity 1 Cutting Plotter 2 Stand Set for ZCG 132S only 1 H shape stand 2 stands 1 stand beam 1 M5 L shape hexagon screw driver 4 Stand Wheels 1 Wrench 14mm 1 Installation Guide for Stand Set 1 M6 L shape hexagon screw driver 1 Roll Base ltems ZCG 60 ZCG 132S 1 set of Roll Media Flange 2 pieces a 1 set of Roll Holder 2 pieces a 1 set of Roll Holder Guide Bushes 4 pieces TE 1 set of Roll Holder Support 2 pieces n
7. Eliminate light sources from the side of the AAS module as this may interfere with operation PROHIBITED ACCEPTABLE E DO NOT take off the cover of AAS module while in operation PROHIBITED Accu Aligning System 5 1 5 2 AAS Calibrating the System The AAS system has a calibration procedure to ensure maximum accuracy To operate the AAS please first review the following media feeding instructions Refer to 4 1 Media Loading 5 2 1 Media Calibration Media Calibration is to ensure that the sensor will be able to recognize the registration marks The factory default works on a wide range of materials However certain types of materials require calibration to achieve good results Media calibration adjusts the media feeding according to media type for better accuracy during cutting When to use We suggest white media for best cutting result It is not necessary to perform media calibration every time unless the registration marks on the printed media become undetectable in AAS sensing process 5 2 2 AAS Calibration The first registration mark has a different design in order for AAS auto detection to identify the origin The following must be known for registration marks to be read automatically m Type of media E Registration mark pattern m Reading range required for detection the registration marks m Position for registration marks and medium The registration marks have to be m Created by cutting software or Co
8. bushes on the two roll holders Figure 4 4 Roll media guide bushes Figure 4 4 Option A Insert the two roll holders into the roll media support set and then place the roll media directly between the two roll holders Figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 Operation 4 3 Option B Use the media flange 1 Insert a roll media flange at the end of each roll media and tighten the thumbscrew until the roll media is firmly gripped Figure 4 6 Figure 4 6 2 Then put the roll media on the roll holders Adjust the position of the roll media so that the media flanges are able to rotate in the grooves of media guide bushes Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 Operation 4 4 3 Loading the media on the platen After loading the roll media flatten the media on the platen and hold the front edge of the roll media firmly Figure 4 8 Figure 4 8 4 Then turn the roll downward to equalize tension across the media Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 5 Move the pinch rollers to the appropriate location and be careful that the pinch rollers must be positioned above the grid drums 6 Push the lever downward to lower down the pinch rollers 7 Adjust roll media guide bushes on the roll holder to secure the roll media 8 Turn on the power switch and the tool carriage will size the media automatically Now the cutting plotter is ready to operate Operation 4 5 9 Unloading media Reverse steps mentioned above to remove the m
9. data transmission Data Bits refers to the size of one block of data Parity is used to check if data was revived correctly or not 9600pbs 7 Bits with NO Parity 9600pbs 7 Bits with ODD Parity 9600pbs 7 Bits with EVEN Parity 9600pbs 8 Bits with NO Parity 9600pbs 8 Bits with ODD Parity 9600pbs 8 Bits with EVEN Parity 19200pbs 7 Bits with NO Parity 19200pbs 7 Bits with ODD Parity 19200pbs 7 Bits with EVEN Parity 19200pbs 8 Bits with NO Parity 19200pbs 8 Bits with ODD Parity 19200pbs 8 Bits with EVEN Parity Firmware To display the version number of Firmware and FPGA code Version To select displayed languages on LCM panel in English Spanish Italian Deutsch Japanese Portuguese Polish Turkish or French select Units Provide two unit systems for users convenience cm gram inch oz Scale Length To adjust the scale of media length and width that may change with the thickness of the media The Denominator is the actual length and the Numerator is the ideal length measured from the resultant For example cutting a line with 500 0 mm length The Scale Width procedure as follows 1 Press the LEFT ARROW to choose the Numerator and select 500 0 mm 2 Cut the length by sending a graph file 3 Measure the length then use the RIGHT ARROW key to choose the Denominator then 4 Press UP ARROW DOWN ARROW to change the values of the actual length The Control Panel 3 6 Chapter 4 Operation 4 1 Media L
10. intermediate registration marks are added on both X axis and Y axis to help contour cut accurately especially when cutting large images a Command Esc D2 XDist YDist XStep YStep E Layout In between distance on X 200 600mm 7 8in 23 6in default 300mm about 11 8 in In between distance on Y 200 600mm 7 8in 23 6in default 300mm about 11 8 in Multiple Copies This function is used to duplicate images so that you can cut multiple images at the same time The AAS II sensor will automatically scan registration marks for each individual image to ensure the contour cutting precision Accu Aligning System 5 3 Command Esc D3 XCopies Y Copies Space E Layout Condition 1 Default Condition 2 TTA rar Rta Eb Fr L AL 5 3 Printer Test O E JL H Before performing AAS contour cutting its recommended that you print out a test file You can find in the enclosed User CD There are two testing files for AASII 1 AASII_ X Y Offset Caberation_A4 eps A4 size 2 AASII_X_Y Offset_Caberation 600 600 eps Default setting is recommended for testing E Print out the testing graphic Please use printer capable of printing high resolution graphics E Load the graphic to ZenCut Green and send the file to test the cutting job m If there are any adjustments to be made you can change the offset value by following the steps e Measure the offset values from the printed line and the actual cutting line e Ent
11. marks Figure 1 1 1 3 1 4 2 The Back View Figure 1 2 Pinch Rollers hold the media during cutting Lever raises and lowers the pinch rollers Figure 1 2 1 4 3 The Whole View Figure 1 3 Stand for ZenCut Green 60 is an optional item Stand for ZenCut Green 1328S is a standard item Roll Holder holds and supplies roll media for cutting Roll Holder Guide Bushes keep roll media in place while media is pulled from the roll Stand Beam stabilizes the stand Roll Holder Support supports roll holders H shape Stand supports the cutting machine Stand supports the cutting machine Figure 1 3 General Information 1 4 1 4 4 The Left hand Side Figure 1 4 Figure 1 4 1 4 5 The Right hand Side of ZenCut Green Figure 1 5 Serial Interface Connector RS232C used to connect the cutting plotter to a computer through a serial interface cable Parallel Interface Connector used to connect the cutting plotter to a computer Figure 1 5 through a parallel interface cable USB Connector used to connect the cutting plotter to a computer through a USB cable General Information 1 5 Chapter 2 Installation 2 1 Precautions A Please read below information carefully before you start installation e Make sure the power switch is off before installing the cutting plotter e Carefully handle the cutter to prevent any injunes Notice2 Choose a proper
12. s 100 0 100 200 300 400 500 GY Save Settings As Default rea 4 tals ta ila B 900 1000 millimeters pp C R Fi Object Manager j ajg Object Data Manager E 4 8 O To 2 Undo Docke x A M Om g t anager o Color Styles E E e 229 Palette Editor Offset D Graphic and TextStyles CtrhF5 a Steps Scrapbook Create B Run Script isual Basic 300 O Record Pause LJ stop B7 Visual Basic Editor Alt F11 E 100 g an re Ges ee 200 CorelDRAW Plug In A 3 The Visual Basic for Applications Marcos window will pop up Select GlobalMacros ZenCutAASII Draw13 gms under the Micros in manual and press Run CorelDRAW 12 isnal Basic for Applications Macros Macro name ription ale iy te Pilecenverter hileConverter s i a ikiiki I he ttx rs 1 1 F T T 4 ji p T i 7 a z 1 CE ros icen uti ASL Draw sma gt 3 Click on Apply 4 Point Positioning AAS II Reg Mark Setting Length The length of marks gt Range 10mm 50mm a gt Optimized Setting 25mm mie E Thickness The line thickness of marks Margin 5 mm gt Range 1mm 2mm gt Optimized Setting 1mm Margin The distance between marks and images gt Range 1mm 50mm W 4 Point Positioning Segmental Positioning 4 Step c00 p PtP S00 mm gt Optimized Setting 5mm eee Segmental Positioning No of X Copies T X Step The distance of intermed
13. vinyl 26500057G The blade is 45 with Red Cap 0 25 mm offset For cutting reflective vinyl cardboard sandblast flock and stencil sharp edge 26500058G The blade is 60 with Green Cap 0 50 mm blade offset par i For cutting thin sandblast mask and stencil with friction feed or sprocket feed machine 26500059G The blade is 60 with Blue Cap 0 25 mm blade offset For Cutting small text and fine detail Sharp blade with smallest offset 26500060G The blade is 0 175 mm blade offset with Black Cap Blade Specification A 2 About the Blade A generic term referring to the blade that cuts the sheet the pen that does plotting and the LED bombsight option used for pointing to the reference point OFFSET is the distance that the blade tip is displaced from the centerline of the blade Blade Central line Blade tip offset Protrusion Length of the Blade Thickness of the media t1 Protrusion length of the blade Thickness of the ee ee base paper t 2 Length of protrusion t1 t 2 2 but for your convenience you may just set it about 0 3mm 0 5mm beyond the blade holder tip Blade Specification A 2 CorelDRAW Plug In Instruction AASII VAB Installer is applicable for CorelDRAW Version 11 12 13 14 Installation 1 Check the AAS CorelDraw Installer folder in ZenCut Green User CD and double click the AASIIInstaller exe fil
14. 32 M6 screws LC LL L General Information _ DT 4 Accessory Bag 1 User CD 1 AC power Cord 1 data cable RS 232C 1 data cable Print cable 1 data cable USB cable e G G 1 Blade Holder Assembly Installed in tool carriage of the cutting plotter 1 Blade Installed in Blade Holder 1 Safe Blade 1 Cutting Pad 1 Tweezers 1 3 Product Features The following are the main features of the ZenCut Green series cutting plotters e Tri port connectivity provides you with greater flexibility e Up to 400 gram cutting force e Up to 600mm per second cutting speed e Guaranty 3 meter tracking e User friendly multi language control panel e Enhanced Accu Aligning System for contour cutting General Information 1 2 zenCut Green 1 4 Appearance of ZenCut Green 1 4 1 The Front View Figure 1 1 Grid Drums move the media1470mm back and forth during operation Slicer Groove slices off extra media easily along this groove Platen provides surface for holding and supporting media while cutting General Information Tool Carriage performs cutting with the installed blade and pen with AAS module ZenCut Green User Manual Control Panel consists of 14 control keys 1 LED and 1 LCM showing messages and menus Cutting Pad provides protection to blade when the blade is cutting Alignment Rulers aligned media with clear guide line
15. 70 mim 69 69 in depends on media amp cutten Minimum 70 mm 2 76 in idapands on graphic dasan Repeatability less than 0 3 mm 0 01 in WORKABLE AREA light grey blocks dth Mark lst Mark Ongin Auto detecting area Track of Pinch Roller joey stip 30 mm 1 18 in fey Phormgkes Auto detection function on the 1 mark covers the grey area a Suggested 30mm 1 18in margin on both left and right sides of media sheet m Suggested 20 30mm 5 1 18in margin on top of media sheet and at least 50mm margin on the bottom edge to prevent sheets dropping or any error occurred while media sizing Step 3 Print the Graphics m Print the graphic and the marks with your printer Scaling 100 a ell Accu Aligning System 5 7 zenCut Green ZenCut Green User Manual m When printing on roll media make sure the orientation is as follows Step 4 Load the printout onto cutter m he Origin Mark is different from the rest of the registration marks Please make sure the media is fed in the right direction Step 5 Cut the Contour m Send the command from your software to perform the contour cutting job 5 5 Tips for AAS To get the best results in contour cutting please follow these tips Keep light sources simple and avoid illuminating from the sides of cutter Before operating AAS set the appropriate maximum paper size in ZenCut Green driver property STEP 1 Find the ZenCut Green model in the Printer amp Fax
16. Figure 4 12 Peel off the design to see if it can be easily separated from the media base If the output result is good the cutting force is set appropriately If not or the blade has cut through the media backing press FORCE KEY to adjust the tool force until an optimum force is set step4 lf the design appears to be BB or CC layout See Figure 4 12 press OFFSET KEY to adjust the offset value until AA test cut design is achieved Operation 4 7 Enter ENTER KEY AV lt de gt Move cut xX bie ENTER_KEY CC Press SPEED KEY FORCE_KEY OFFSET_KEY to Square Cut setup OK Enter or Press Press arrow keys to ENTER_KEY desired position for next square cut Press eS Vee ENTER_KEY Finish square cut po NT Machine Figure 4 12 Operation 4 8 zenCut Green ZenCut Green User Manual 4 4 When Completing the Cutting Job After completing the cutting job raise the sheet loading lever and then remove the material You can also cut off the finished job using the Safe Blade a standard accessory along the knife guide Figure 4 13 Figure 4 13 Operation 4 9 Chapter 5 Accu Aligning System 5 1 Introduction The ZenCut Green series cutting plotters feature a standard Accu Aligning System AAS II to guarantee precise contour cutting quality by detecting the registration marks printed around the graphic E
17. Installation 2 9 4 Insert the blade holder into tool carriage Please note the outward ring of the holder must put into the groove Figure 2 18 and lock the grip Figure 2 19 Figure 2 18 Figure 2 19 5 Reverse steps mentioned above to remove the blade holder 6 Press the push pin to remove the blade from the blade holder when replacing blade Figure 2 20 Figure 2 20 Installation 2 10 2 4 Cable Connections ZenCut Green communicates with a computer through USB Universal Serial Bus Parallel port Centronics or Serial port RS 232C This chapter shows you how to connect the cutting plotter to a host computer and how to set up the computer cutting plotter interconnection I Notice When USB connection is enabled both parallel port and serial port will be disabled automatically Parallel port Serial port USB port Figure 2 21 2 4 1 USB Interface ZenCut Green build in USB interface is based on the Universal Serial Bus Specifications Revision 1 1 USB is not available for Windows 95 or Windows NT USB driver installation Caution Don t plug USB cable into plotter before you install USB driver a Put USB cable aside don t plug it into ZenCut Green b Insert User CD and then click on USB driver to install USB driver USB driver will remove drivers which occupy USB port first then install ZenCut Green USB driver The USB driver was installed successful when a popup window shows
18. SCutter RMA 19510 144th Ave NE Ste C1 Woodinville WA 98072 TO REACH SERVICE BY PHONE 425 481 3555 x Option 2 Hours 8 00am 5 00pm Mon Fri Pacific ZENCUT WARRANTY This product comes with TWO YEAR Green THREE YEAR Black warranty from date of retail purchase for US buyers only Warranty repairs will require buyer to pay for shipping both ways Warranty does not cover consumable parts and does not cover misuse or abuse of equipment This includes damage caused by improper shipment packaging on the part of the customer 15 DAY RETURN POLICY We do not offer full refunds on returned items If you want to return your unit within 15 days of purchase you may return it to us as long as we receive the unit back as it was originally boxed with all accessories and no damage We have had some returns where customers are careless about packaging the return shipment and we must stress if you do not package the unit well damage costs will be deducted from your refund The customer is required to pay the return shipping You will be refunded the purchase price minus original shipping charges and be charged a 20 restocking fee V 1 June 09 Important Information Thanks for your purchase of ZenCut Green Cutting Plotter For your safety and to optimize the performance of the ZenCut Green please read the user manual completely and keep it in a convenient location PRECAUTIONS IN USE For safety reasons please always lift the c
19. USCutterZ ZenCut Green User Manual V 1 June 09 NOTICE USCutter reserves the right to modify the information contained in this user manual at any time without prior notice un authorized modification copying distribution or display is prohibited All comments queries or suggestions concerning this manual please consult our service department USCUTTER SERVICE POLICIES e 24 7 Online Support If you should experience a problem with your machine please go to www uscutter com and click Support Click on Submit A Ticket You will then be prompted to enter your information and describe the situation Please be specific in your explanation of the problem e Our Technical Support Staff will review your ticket and contact you regarding troubleshooting procedures PLEASE BE PATIENT Our technicians respond to tickets in the order that they are received e Technical Support will assist you in troubleshooting and repairing your machine via phone or internet e If we determine that repair cannot be accomplished via these methods an RMA Return Merchant Authorization will be issued Returns without an RMA with not be accepted Repair costs may apply for non warranty issues If a replacement part is needed a deposit MUST be paid for the replacement at the time the part order is placed It will be refunded upon our receipt of the defective part You are responsible for shipping costs to and from our facility ADDRESS FOR RETURNS U
20. _AASII and drag it to commands bar Step 3 If you want to have a different icon select Tools gt Customization gt Commands gt Appearance to import the graphics Choose an icon and press OK to finish this setting CorelDRAW Plug In A 3
21. a new properly The default blade for tool force is 80 gf Is the tool offset set up Adjust the tool force to obtain an properly optimum blade force Refer to Chapter 4 3 Cutting Force and Offset Adjustment Is there any dirt adhered to Adjust the tool offset to the blade obtain an optimum value Yes No Remove the Please contact your dealer for blade and clean technical support it 7 6 USB connection Problems Trouble Shooting 7 5 Symptom 1 Some customers report that the USB cannot be detected by computer when the USB cable is connected and the plotter is turned on 2 The USB port can only accept the original port that USB driver was installed If user connects USB on other USB port then the computer cannot recognize it or will ask to install driver again Solution Make sure that you have installed the latest ZENCUT GREEN USB driver After installation the computer can detect USB connected when plotter is on and the USB cable is connected to computer When the USB driver is installed on one USB port and then the USB cable is re connected to another USB port on the same PC next time most computers will show the New Hardware icon and will ask user if they want to install USB driver again This is the New Hardware icon that you may see G80 62800 133 With some computers laptops mostly there is no response when the USB cable is connected and the New Hardware icon c
22. annot be found in the bottom right corner of the screen Most often these computers have hardware problems or the computer has virus and cannot detect some new USB components If there is no response when the USB cable is connected you can follow the below steps to install your ZenCut cutter 1 Select Start Control Panel Add Hardware Trouble Shooting 7 6 2 Click Next Add Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Add Hardware Wizard This wizard helps you Install software to support the hardware you add to your compuler Troubleshoot problems you may be having with your hardware A li your hardware came with an installation CD it iz recommended that you click Cancel to close this wizard and use the manufacturer s CD to install this hardware To continue click Next Next gt Cancel 3 It will take a moment to detect the USB port Add Hardware Wizard Please wait while the wizard searches This wizard ts searching for hardware that has been connected to your computer recently but has not yet been installed 4 Connect ZenCut cutter and select Yes have already connected the hardware Trouble Shooting 7 7 ZenCut Green User Manual Add Hardware Wizard ls the hardware connected Have you already connected this hardware to your computer Ce Yes have already connected the hardware No have not added the hardware yet lt Back Ne
23. blems Trouble Shooting 7 3 Check the following first Does your software package indicate that it will work with your computer and cutting plotter Does your software support HP GL and HP GL 2 drivers check the configuration settings of your software Yes No Does the cutting plotter interface Most well known cutting software match the requirements of your has drivers that are compatible software with our cutting plotters If yours is not use software that has HP GL and HP GL 2 emulation supports You can choose the following Does your Refer to Chapter three drivers software 2 Connecting A3 size HP7475A recommend your cutting e A1 size HP7580A using a different plotter e AO size HP Draf Pro Exl or cable HP Draf Master Yes N Ns No N N Try using the Does the software recommended vendor provide a cable sample file 7 9 Re power on the Review fixes to the error cutting plotter and message display on LCM try to send the file or consult your software again vendor Cutting Quality Problems Trouble Shooting 7 4 Note Daily maintenance of your cutting plotter is very important Be sure to clean the grid drum and pinch rollers regularly for better cutting accuracy and output quality Is the blade installed correctly and the blade holder fastened securely Is the blade dull Refer to Chapter 2 3 or chipped Blade Installation Replace Is tool force set up with
24. d offline mode 2 To stop the cutting job or abort changes of settings Once this key is pressed the cutting job will be terminated immediately and cannot be resumed OFFSET To set or modify the distance between the blade tip andthe 0 000 1 000mm center axis FORCE To set or modify the value of tool force 5 400gram 5 gram per step SPEED 3cm sec per step To set or modify vertical tool speed 3 60cm sec 3cm sec per step Cutting Quality To set or modify cutting quality Draft Fine While cutting in high quality set as Fine While cutting in high speed set as Draft 0 275mm CUT TEST Square Cut To perform a cutting test at present blade position For more information please refer to 4 3 Adjusting the Cutting Force and Offset to adjust blade force and cutting speed The Control Panel 3 4 Repeat Last Recut 1 99 Plot To repeat the last job without re sending the data 1 per step Copy 1 99 To copy the last job without re sending the data 1 per step E 1mm gap will be auto generated between 2 copies If the media length is not enough to continue it will show below message on LCM Out Of Space of Copies finished If both functions are enabled at the same time the cutter will perform the last setting only oe To clear buffer memory DATA CLEAR TOOL SELECT Set Smoothing To enable smooth cutting function Cut Over Cut To generate an ov
25. e to run the installation program He AASTinstaller __ ZenCutAASI_Draw1l gms ZenCutAAsSI Draw1l2 gms ZenCutAAsI Draw13 gms ZenCutAAsr Draw14 gms 2 Press Install button and start to install ZenCut AASII CorelDRAW VBA GCC AASII CorelDRAW FBA Installer Sele Welcome to the installer for AAS Il VBA on CorelDRAW version 11 12 13 It is strongly recommended that you exit CorelDRAW program before continuing El Copy files o x Install enCubaasl Draw 3 gms successtul a CorelDRAW Plug In A 3 User Instructions 1 Open CorelDRAW finish editing all the files you wish to plot and select all the image at once R CorelDRAW 12 E Demo CoreIDRAW 12 AAS II Demo Tommy cdr Baa File Edit View Layout Arange Effects Bitmaps Text Tools Window Help EX lla IDZA LOA EOAR coun 000 By teste eE Bea XRG m n Ara 100 v gt i Page 1 w 1084 977 116 650 Next click for Drag Scale Second click For Rotate Skew Dbl clicking tool selects all objects Shift click multi selects Alt click digs 2 Select Tools gt Visual Basic gt Play CorelDRAW 12 D coreldwar SA A Smulticopy cdr la File Edit View Layout Arange Effects Bitmaps Text GMS Window Help ae Oe of Options DOGS XG Bla a GA elpor Eom oe Cust aoe T pe Units millimeters Color Management om v I
26. e transmitted from your application software package to the cutting plotters directly Option 2 Most cutting software packages are able to emulate HP GL or HP GL 2 commands therefore use DOS commands like TYPE or PRINT to output your file As long as the file is HP GL or HP GL 2 format the cutting plotter can output the data precisely For example a file with PLT extension can be transmitted directly to the plotter at the DOS prompt and then be cut out Before outputting at the DOS prompt set up a transmission protocol between your cutting plotter and computer by a DOS command MODE Make sure that your PC has the same communication protocol as the cutter For example MODE COM2 9600 N 8 1 P Then use TYPE command to output via COM2 if COMZ2 is the assigned output port TYPE filename gt COM2 Tip Add the MODE command line to your system s AUTOEXEC BAT to automatically execute MODE command every time you want to output your data at the DOS prompt via serial connection However values in a MODE command should comply with the related requirements of your software Refer to DOS manual for further information Installation 2 13 Chapter 3 The Control Panel This chapter describes the button operations with the LCM menu flowcharts of ZenCut Green When the cutting plotter is set up as described in Chapter 1 amp 2 all functions are under default parameters 3 1 The LCD Panel SPEED FORCE 2 OFFSET MISC
27. edia For the users of ZenCut Green 24 you can also use the Roll Base a standard accessory of ZenCut Green 24 to feed a roll media Please adjust the position of roll base to get a good cutting result Figure 4 10 Figure 4 10 4 2 Tracking Performance In order to achieve the best tracking performance for a long plot leave the margin of 01 in 1 in 0 5mm 25mm in the left and right edges of the media Figure 4 11 01 in 1 in 01 in 1 in Pinch roller Pinch roller Figure 4 11 Operation 4 6 4 3 Cutting Force and Offset Adjustment Before sending your designs from computer to ZenCut Green for cutting please make Cut Test to adjust cutting force and offset value The Cut Test should be repeated several times until the optimum settings are achieved Please follow procedure below to optimum the cutting force and offset settings step After sizing the media press CUT TEST button to select the Square Cut and press ENTER KEY to confirm The default cutting force and offset value of the cutting test are 80gf and 0 275mm respectively step2 Press ARROW KEY to move the tool carriage to the position where you would like to cut Then press the ENTER KEY to make a Cut Test Note At the same time the new origin is also set at the cut test position Steps When the Cut Test is completed a test cut sample design appears please refer to
28. er the AAS Offset under MISC function for the values you just measured then press Enter e Test the cutting again e AAS II offset X and Y value is defined as following Horizontal line is defined as X and vertical is defined as Y Accu Aligning System 5 4 e When the actual cutting line and the printed line need to be changed towards the direction of origin mark then simply add the negative value of the offset If the direction is from the opposite of the origin mark then enter positive values for the offset This method applies on both X and Y axis For example If the values set in cutter are X 0 50 mm Y 0 50 mm and the measurement is X1 0 25mm Y 1 0 25 mm In following figure the Blue Line refers to the Y Value and the Red Line refers to the X value We need to adjust AASII offset X new X X1 Y new Y Y1 which means X new 0 25 mm Y new 0 75 then save the set new value to cutter I X Value A Value Y Value L Y Value A Value A Value Y Value Y Value Origin Note E Before adjusting the AAS II settings please proceed with scaling for width and length E The blade offset value isn t set for this test graphic please set it according to the blade you use E If you have any question please contact your dealer for assistance Accu Aligning System 5 5 5 4 Contour Cutting For accurate contour cutting w
29. ercut to facilitate weeding 0 00mm 1 00mm 0 00mm 0 05mm per step To enable the emulated tangential cutting mode for thicker media types and small letter cuts Note While the Offset value setting at 0 000 mm Set Tangential Mode will automatically be disabled Panel Setup Accept setup command To accept commands of the Force Speed Cutting Quality and Offset only via software Control panel only To accept commands of the Force Speed Cutting Quality and Offset only via control panel of the cutter Restore Default To turn all parameters of the menu items to factory default settings MISC To avoid paper jam and motor crash by automatically unrolling media 50cm and up before cutting while enabled Auto unroll only applies to roll edge media Using Single mode to size media will disable this function automatically If the length of the rolled media is less than 2 meters or the weight is light it is recommended to disable this mode Disable To save time on repeated cutting jobs and get better tracking After cutting job has finished the media will move back to the origin then move to the end of the plot Paper Saving To save media by four different modes Mode 1 Length expanded mode 2 Width expanded mode 3 Both expanded mode 4 Both unexpanded mode The Control Panel 3 5 Set To build up the communication between host computer and Communication cutter Baud Rate is to determine the speed of
30. iate position on the X axis No of Y Copies 1 Y Step The distance of intermediate position on the Y axis Copies with outline z Range 200mm 600mm gt Optimized Setting Less than 500mm PPY Multiple Copies No of X Copies The numbers of copies on X axis No of Y Copies The numbers of copies on Y axis gt Range 1 50 The more copies you make the more time is needed for data transmission gt Numbers of X Copies Numbers of Y Copies The total amount of image copies oples with outline To show outlines of image graphics CorelDRAW Plug In The system will create the necessary 4 marks on the picture LAC OAMRO ALAS PEK a tee f ame Eloa T hat Fion mar DOD Me a ee lme r i ee te a A E EE RO Rip Bemi ki Por Degi barre iri P haafkes Dockers toed ii all cert h e ih chow d 4 Now you can output the image file directly to ZenCut Green to run the AAS function You can also pull out a Hot Icon for the AAS Il Plug in Step 1 Select Tools gt Customization gt Commands gt Macros ots ry General Shortcut keys Appearance l Tooltip Help Currently Available On Menu Bar File Mode Menu Bar Normal Mode E Toolbox E Customization Command Bars Application H Document H Global Ce Revert Import LE Export 4 corel th CorelDRAW Plug In A 3 ZenCut Green User Manual Step 2 Choose ZenModule Zen
31. ith AAS function please proceed the following steps Step 1 Creating Graphics m Create the graphic that you want to print and cut in your software amp BABY oe IN CAR m Create a contour for cutting around the graphic TIP 1 Leave some space between the graphic and contour line TIP 2 Create the contour in a separate layer and assign a different color for it m Add registration marks around the graphic Note The Multiple Copies function is also available It automatically copy the graphic and registration marks Accu Aligning System 5 6 Step 2 Placing the Registration Marks m The AAS Layout Instruction 10 mam O 3 ini 30 mrj t 18 in 10 mmi 0 39 in Track of Pinch Roller jare stre 0 man jQ ae in 5 mim 0 2 in a5 en N Tn mE rh r Gesing 209 Mark AAS II Layout Instruction 3rd Mark Standard media verification Oracle white color vinyl 651 25mm Smm 0 2 in I Grafityp white color vinyl 0 98 in SV white color vinyl 20 mm o 0 79 in Mark size s f Length 25 om 0 98 in Thickness 1 mmaa in J mri IS in ee r junger Poper Saving Mode morgin between mark amp graph 35 mmi0 2 in width expanded mode or Both unesponded modei X Oslonce between 2nd amp 3rd monks Maximum 600 mm z462 in 50 mmi 1 77 inj r a i MA rs his stat junger Proper bowing Moda j Minim S 70 mmz in Nog abot nit DEOR Geary Bath mpanga Price Y Delonte beboer Isi amp 2rd m rki Maximum 17
32. kets for paper takeup 4 Spacers 4 Plugs for the Bottom Stand 1 Hex Wrench M5 04 28 Socket flat head screws M6 12L 4 Bearings 626ZZ Position the support for the left side perpendicularly to part and place the screws into the holes Tighten them to form a left side T stand Figure 2 1 Repeat the same steps with the support for the right side Support for left side Bottom Stand with wheels Figure 2 1 Installation 2 2 ZenCut Green User Manual Place the stand beam upright on the T stand and put the screws into the holes but do not tighten them at this step Stand Beam T stand Figure 2 2 Position both the left Support and right Support perpendicularly to the T stand and put the screws into the holes Tighten them as shown in Figure 2 3 Support for left side Figure 2 3 Installation 2 3 Zencut Green Step 5_ Remove the cutting plotter from the carton Position the stand under the plotter and insert the screws into the holes on the bottom of the plotter as shown in Figure 2 4 but do not tighten them at this step ZenCut Green User Manual Figure 2 4 Tighten the screws of step 4 then step 5 Place the sliding brackets for paper takeup onto the stand beam Figure 2 5 Installation 2 4 2 2 2 Stand amp Flexible Media Support System for ZCG 51 only Please follow procedure below to assemble stand and media support system Sle Check screws and wrench in the access
33. lt gt OK ENTER V7 Set Tangential Mode Select gt OK ENTER 3 2 3 3 Menu in Off line Mode Press ON OFF LINE to switch to the offline mode Offline For System Setup Force 80 gf FORCE 5 400 with an increment of 5 gram force OFFSET Offset 0 275 mm 7 OK ENTER 0 000 1 000 with an increment of 0 025 mm DATA CLEAR Clear Data Memory N Cancel OK ENTER lt DA V lt IPA V mowe origin X Y SPEED Speed 51 cm s Select OK ENTER Speed 3 60 with an increment of 3 cm s UP Speed 51 cm s A Select lt gt OK ENTER Vv UP Speed 3 60 with an increment of 3 cm s Quality Fine A Select lt gt OK ENTER Vv Draft Fine CUT TEST Square Cut lect K ENTER TOOL SELECT Select gt O Repeat Last Plot lect K ENTER 18 51 F 80 0 0 275M A Select O Select lt gt OK ENTER V7 Set Smoothing Cut Select lt gt OK ENTER MISC OverCut 0 00mm A l Firmware x x xx Select lt gt OK ENTER Y FPGA Vx x mm dd yy OverCut 0 00 1 00mm with an Set Tangential Mode increment of 0 05mm Auto Unrolled Media Select lt gt OK ENTER Select lt gt OK ENTER Panel Setup Media Back amp Forth Select lt gt OK ENTER Select lt gt OK ENTER Restore default Paper Saving Mode Select lt gt OK ENTER Select lt gt OK ENTER Save parameter Set Communication Select lt gt OK ENTER Select lt gt OK ENTER Select Language Both Expanded Mode Length Expanded M
34. mersed cloth and dry with a soft lint free cloth Wipe dust and dirt from the stand Basic Maintenance 6 1 6 2 Cleaning the Grid Drum Turn off the cutting plotter and move the tool carriage away from the area needed to be cleaned Raise the pinch rollers and move them away from the grid drum for cleaning Use a bristle brush a toothbrush is acceptable to remove dust from the drum surface Rotate the drum manually while cleaning Refer to Figure 6 1 PEN Figure 6 1 6 3 Cleaning the Pinch Rollers If the pinch rollers need a thorough cleaning use a lint free cloth or cotton swab to wipe away the accumulated dust from the rubber portion of the pinch rollers To prevent the pinch rollers from rotating while cleaning use your finger to hold them in place lf needed to remove the embedded or persistent dust use the lint free cloth or cotton swab moistened with rubbing alcohol Note Daily maintenance of your cutting plotter is very important Be sure to clean the grid drum and pinch rollers regularly for better cutting accuracy and output quality Basic Maintenance 6 2 Chapter 7 Trouble Shooting This chapter is to help you correct some common problems you may come across Prior to getting into the details of this chapter please be sure that your application environment is compatible with the cutting plotter Note Before having your cutting plotter serviced please make certain that the malfunction i
35. nstallation 2 6 ZenCut Green User Manual tighten them as in Figure 2 12 You can change roll holder support s position by inserting into different holes Figure 2 12 Place two roll holders into the holes in the roll holder support Figure 2 13 Figure 2 13 2 3 Blade Installation Installation 2 7 Do not touch the tip of the blade with your fingers The blade is a consumable item an you ll always get the best quality cut with a newer blade Please replace with a new blade when 1 The tip of blade is broken 2 The cutting traces are not as good as they were 3 The blade will not cut cleanly even though the blade force has been raised significantly Figure 2 14 is the picture of the blade holder Insert blade into the bottom of the blade holder Pushing the pin on the top of blade holder removes the blade Be sure to keep your fingers away from the blade tip Outward ring Figure 2 14 Installation 2 8 1 Install Blade Figure 2 15 Figure 2 16 3 Adjust the blade tip to suitable length by rotating Blade tip adjustment screw clockwise or counterclockwise Figure 2 17 Tips Suitable length means the blade length is about 0 4mm more than film s thickness For example if the thickness of film is 0 5mm then the blade length is properly adjusted to 0 6mm and it Figure 2 17 can completely cut through the film layer without cutting though the paper backing
36. oading 4 1 1 Loading the Sheet Media To load the media properly please follow the procedures listed below Pull the lever upward to raise the pinch rollers Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 Load your media on the platen and slide it under the pinch rollers from either the front side or the backside The alignment rulers on the platen extension will help you to adjust the media precisely Note When loading the media be sure that the media must be covered by the paper sensors on the platen At least one of the two paper sensors should be covered Once the media covers the sensor the cutting plotter will size width and length of media automatically Move the pinch rollers manually to the proper position Be sure the pinch rollers are positioned above the grid drum The white marks on top trail will help you position pinch rollers when media on the platen Figure 4 2 Operation 4 1 White Marks Figure 4 2 Push the lever downward to lower down the pinch rollers Turn on the power the machine will be initialized Then follow the instruction of LCM to measure the size of the media Note 1 Always adjust the position with the pinch roller raised 2 Move the pinch roller by applying force at the rear portion of the pinch roller support 3 Do not move the pinch roller by holding the front rubber roller Figure 4 3 correct way to move pinch rollers Operation 4 2 4 1 2 Loading the Roll Media Place the roll media guide
37. ode Select lt gt OK ENTER Width Expanded Mode Both Unexpanded Mode Select Unit Select lt gt OK ENTER English Spanish Italian Deutsch Japanese Portugue se Polish Turkish French Scale Length Select gt OK ENTER Metric cm gf or English Scale Width measurement inch oz Select lt gt OK ENTER AAS Offset Select gt OK ENTER amp The Control Panel 3 vo P Menu Items Below describes the functions of menu Items Media sizing To measure media width Maximum Tracking 150 meters To measure media width and pull media back until front paper Maximum Tracking Single To measure media width and length Maximum Tracking 10 meters POWER To indicate the power status Arrow Keys 1 To move the tool carriage position on X or Y axis 2 To select functions or change values of settings m Q Q D ENTER 1 The displayed parameters will be saved automatically 2 To set a new origin at the present tool carriage position In offline mode moving the tool carriage to desired position by Arrow Keys then press ENTER key to set a new origin While moving with the parameters of XY axes displayed press MISC key will enable fine tune movement press MISC key again to disable the function PAUSE RESUME To temporarily halt the cutting process To resume the process by press Pause Resume key again ONLINE OFFLINE 1 To switch between online mode an
38. ory box Please review the following items in the stand carton s accessory box Item List 1 H shape stand 2 stands 1 stand beam 1 M5 L shape hexagon screw driver 4 Stand Wheels 1 Wrench 14mm 1 set of Roll Holder 2 pieces 1 set of Roll Holder Support 2 pieces 1 set of Roll Media Flange 2 pieces 1 set of Roll Holder Guide Bushes 4 pieces 1 M6 L shape hexagon screw drive 32 M6 screws 1 Installation Guide for Stand Set ZenCut Green 51 Stand There are four components to assemble the stand Please refer to Figure 2 6 2 7 and 2 8 Stand Beam Figure 2 6 Figure 2 7 Figure 2 8 ZenCut Green 132 ZenCut Green 132 ZenCut Green 132 Installation 2 5 Connect part and H shape stand Position the extension of part into the squares holes on H stand Then insert the screws into the screw not the square holes and tighten them see Figure 2 9 ZenCut Green 51 does Stand not have side screws extension HY H stand square AN Figure 2 9 screws holes For ZenCut Green 51 only Place the stand beam perpendicularly to part and place screws into the holes Tighten them as Figure 2 10 Figure 2 10 Only for ZenCut Green 51 W Move the cutting plotter from the carton Put it on the stand then Insert the screws into the holes on plotter s bottom as Figure 2 11 Figure 2 11 Insert the roll holder support with the screws into the holes of the stand Then I
39. place before setting up the cutting plotter Before installing your cutting plotter select a suitable location which meets the following conditions The machine can be approached easily from any direction There should be enough space for the machine accessories and supplies The working area should be stable and level to prevent machine vibration Keep the temperature between 50 95 F 10 35 C in the work area Keep the relative humidity between 25 and 75 in the work area Protect the machine from dust and strong air currents Do note place the machine in direct sunlight or extremely bnght lighting Notice3 Connecting the Power Supply The power cord included is compatible with standard AC 100 240V wall outlets standard within the United States Check ZenCut Black Specifications for compatibility e Insert the plug male into a grounded power outlet e Insert the other end female of power cord into the AC connector of cutting plotter Installation 2 1 2 2 Stand amp Flexible Media Support System 2 2 1 Stand Installation Stand is a optional item for ZenCut Green 24 Please follow procedure below to assemble stand and media support system SiGe Please review the supplied items in the accessory box of stand carton before you install Item List 1 Left side vertical stand 1 Right side vertical stand 1 Support for left side 1 Support for right side 1 Stand Beam 2 Bottom Stands with wheels 2 Sliding brac
40. relDRAW plug in m Green in color m L Mark Length 10mm 50mm 39in 1 97in suggested 25 mm about 1in m L Mark Thickness 1mm 2mm suggested 1 mm m Margin 1mm 50mm 04in 1 97in suggested 5 mm about 2in The cutter cannot detect the marks when m Cutter carriage is not located near the outside area of first mark See the picture in page 5 7 for auto detecting area of first mark m Medium thickness is more than 0 8mm Transparent medium is used E Non monochrome drawing The marks can t be read if is printed on colored medium E Dirty or creased medium surface Accu Aligning System 5 2 5 2 3 AAS II on ZenCut Green There are three types of AAS II mark patterns 4 Point Positioning Segmental Positioning and Multiple Copies Note that before print out your designs using inkjet printers the registration marks have to be created on your graphic designs by cutting software or the CorelDraw plug in Hand made marks or drawings won t be reorganized by ZenCut cutting plotters For more details about registration mark setting in cutting software please refer to Appendix A 3 CorelDraw Plug In Instruction 1 4 Point Positioning 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 m Layout 4 L shaped marks at the 4 corners around the design Segmental Positioning In addition to 4 original points
41. s in your cutting plotter not the result of an interface problem a malfunction with your computer or a software problem P gt Why is the cutting plotter not functioning Possible Causes 7 1 Non Operational Problems Check the following first m Does the AC power cord plug in properly m Does the AC power cord connected to the power connector properly m Does the power LED still illuminate Solutions If the LCM is able to display the message the cutting plotter should be operational Switch off the cutting plotter and turn it on again to see if the problem still persists If the LCM is able displaying any message contact your dealer s service department Trouble Shooting 7 1 COGS SSC Cut Green User Manual 7 2 Operational Problems Some mechanical problems or failure during operation will result in an error message When you get an error message please follow the recommended actions If the problem still exists after the recommended actions have been attempted have your cutting plotter serviced z Greed This message indicates that there might be a TO EE aa problem on the X axis Check if the drum is Or Drum or X Motor Pap working well and if the media is properly loaded Correct the problem and re power on to reboot system This message indicates that there might be Error Check Media Ovi an obstruction to carriage relating to a err problem on the Y axis Correct the problem and re power on
42. t 5 Select USB PRINTER and click Next Add Hardware Wizard The following hardware ts already installed on your computer From the list below select an installed hardware device then click Next to check properties of troubleshoot a problem you might be having To add hardware not shown m the list cick Add a new hardware device Installed hardware a USB PRINTER m a NVIDIA RIVA TNT Hodel 64 Model 64 Pro Microsoft Corporation Standard Game Port CMIS738 030 PCO Audio Device Audio Codecs B Legacy Audio Drivers 6 Finish Trouble Shooting 7 8 Add ryan re Wizard Completing the Add Hardware Wizard Here i the curent status of the hardware vou selected The drivers for this device are not installed Code 28 To start a troubleshooter that can help you resolve any problems you might be having click Finish To exit this vazard click Cancel 7 Choose Install the software automatically Recommended Welcome to the Hardware Update Wizard Thie wizard helpe you install software for USB PRINTER If pour hardware came with an installation CD mi lt gt or floppy disk insert it now What do you want the wizard to do Install the software automatically Recommended Install from a list or specific location Advanced Chick Next to continue 8 Wait a few moments Trouble Shooting 7 9 ZenCut Green User Manual
43. to reboot system This message indicates that there is a blade Error Check Carriage up down sensor malfunction Re power on to Sensor or VC Motor reboot system If the problem still persists contact your dealer Graph Was Cli This message indicates that the design raph Was Clipped exceeds the cutting limit Reload larger media Data In Buffer di or re scale the design to a smaller size then press the key followed by the display of LCM to continue 7 3 Cutting Plotter Computer Communication Problems Trouble Shooting 7 2 7A Green ZenCut Green User Manual The messages showed below present problems in relation to cutting plotter computer communication Communication Error Is the connection cable Setup MISC key connected to the cutting plotter and computer properly Has the interface setting Refer to Chapter 2 been done correctly Connecting your cutting plotter Try the connection between Refer to the MISC key in your cutting plotter and Chapter 3 Description of computer If it still does not Operation for the port setup work have your cutting plotter serviced Note The computer also needs to set up communication parameters that are compatible with the cutting plotter set up If your cutting plotter cannot recognize the HP GL 2 Cmd Error HP GL 2 or HP GL commands please check that the WHP GL 2 or HP GL commands applied to your cutting plotter are used properly 7 4 Software Pro
44. utter firmly from the bottom when moving it Do not move the cutter by clasping the depression area on either side O OC hold from the bottom hold the depression area Do not shake or drop the blade holder as the blade may become loose During operation keep away from any moving parts of the cutter Such as the carriage drums Also be careful of loose clothing and other foreign objects Always connect the power cable to a grounded outlet Always use the accessory power cable that is provided Do not bend or pinch the power cable Do not plug power cable into an outlet with other appliances or use an extension cable There is danger of overheating and or machine malfunction Keep the tools out of the reach of children Always put the pinch rollers within position of the white marks Important Information Warning Never press the top release grip and pull the bottom release grip at the same time Correct operation is shown below O CORRECT X INCORRECT Press Press down Stop bar NOTE lf the grips have clipped together due to incorrect operation you can use Pull up bottom to release grip tweezers to pull out the stop bar while pressing ENABLE down the top release grip ENABLE o Keep the stop bar pulled out then release the grips as shown in the bottom left figure Important Information zenCut Green ZenCut Green User Manual Table of Contents Important Information
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