Roland CX-24/12 12 What to Do If...

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12-1 If the CX-24/12 Doesn't Run...

Is the CX-24/12 power on?

Turn on the power.

Is the CX-24/12 in the setup state?

When the display shows the following message, cutting cannot be performed even when data is sent. When you enable the setup state,

cutting starts.

CX-24 CX-12

Has operation been paused?

When the following message appears, operation is paused.

To resume cutting, press the [ENTER] key.

If connected via the serial port, do the communication parameters for the CX-24/12 match those of the computer?

Use the display menu to set communication parameters for the CX-24/12 that match the communication parameters for the computer.

Is the computer set up correctly?

Refer to the documentation for the computer you're using and make the correct settings for the memory switches, interface board, and

other communication parameters.

Is the cable used for the connection to the computer connected correctly?

Check the output ports on the CX-24/12 and the computer and reconnect correctly.

Are the computer and the CX-24/12 linked with the right cable?

The type of cable you need is determined by your computer and the program you are using. Even if the computer is the same, running

different program may require a different cable. Use the cable specified in your program.

Are the program settings correct? (Using with MS-DOS.)

Specified output device (Select a model name that matches the instruction set. If the instruction set is different, completely different

instructions may be sent, resulting in an error.)

Refer to the documentation for the program and make the correct settings for the communication parameters and other values.

SELECT | ROLL SETUP -> ENTER

PAUSE | <CONT>

To stop operation

Halt transmission of cutting instructions from the

computer.

Turn the dial to display the screen shown at right,

then press the [ENTER] key. PAUSE | <STOP>

Choose the loaded material, then press the [ENTER]

key to enable the setup state. Press the [ENTER] key to enable the setup state.

Contents

Main CX-24/12 USERS MANUAL Contents To Ensure Safe Use About and Notices About the Symbols Page About the Labels Affixed to the Unit Avis sur les avertissements propos des symboles Pour utiliser en toute scurit Page propos des tiquettes colles sur l'appareil 1 Checking Supplied Items 2 Part Names and Functions 2-1 Front View 2-2 Rear View 2-3 Operation Panel 3 Preparing the CX-24/12 3-1 Setting 3-2 Connection For IBM PC or PC Compatibles For Macintosh 3-3 Installing the Driver Connecting the Power Cord 3-4 Port Setting Checking the Communication Parameters for the Port and Driver - Windows 95/98/Me 2 Checking the Communication Parameters for the Port and Driver - Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP 5 Turned clockwise Turned coun- terclockwise Making the Settings from the Menu on the CX-24/12 Page 4 4-2 Loading the Material Acceptable Material Sizes - CX-24 Loading the Material - If You Are Not Using the Roller Base - If You Are Using the Roller Base Page 4-3 Turning on the Power For the CX-24: Putting the Machine in the Setup State SELECT | ROLL Making Menu Settings with the Control Panel How to View the Display For the CX-12: SETUP -> ENTER 4-4 Checking Material Feed AREA |< 1.0m> AREA | < 1.0m> AREA | MOVE 4-5 When Performing Long Cutting 1.5 m (59 in.) or more Location of the origin point Material shape selected from the menu Model 4-6 Setting the Origin Point ORIGIN SET 4 4-7 Performing a Cutting Test (How to Adjust Blade Force/Adjusting the Cutter Blade) The square should remain, without peeling off. Cutting Test Adjusting the Amount of Blade Extension Adjusting the Blade Force Too large Too small FORCE | < 80g> FORCE | < 80g> 4-8 Downloading Cutting Data NOTICE :Cutting area :Pinch roller Page Page Pausing Cutting Operations PAUSE | <CONT.> - To resume cutting without change 8 9 11 10 Page Page - For Roll Materials, or When Detaching Only a Cut Portion 4-10 When Cutting Is Completed When not in use for extended periods, unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet. Page 5 6 Plotting on Paper Media OFFSET| <0(PEN)> Acceptable Pens and Paper Media 7 Repeating the Same Cutting Preparing the Cutting Data REPLOT| START REPLOT| CLEAR Page 10 mm (0.39 in.) 8 Cutting Printed Material 8-2 Shape and Layout of Crop Marks Shape of Crop Marks 8-1 Using Crop Marks - Data-creation Program 8-3 Loading the Material Page 9 10 7 8 Page 7 CROPMARK|<AUTO> CX-24 CX-12 BASE X|<5.0mm> WIDTH |<170mm> LENGTH|<210mm> 9 10 1 2 5 6 7 3 4 8 9 10 MARK 1 NOT FOUND 8-5 When Crop Marks Cannot Be Read MARK 2 NOT FOUND 8-6 When the Printing and Cutting Locations Are Misaligned MEDIA MISALIGN ANGLE TOO BIG WIDTH TOO BIG ANGLE TOO BIG 9-1 Blade and Material Combinations 9 About the Blades and Materials 9 About the Blades and Materials Acceptable Material Widths * Make sure the pinch rollers are positioned above the grit rollers. CX-12 9-2 About the Materials CX-24 About the Cutting Area <CX-24> <CX-12> When Loading Flat Material Rubber Sandblast Stencils A Material with Edge Holes for Sprocket Feed 10-1 How to Read This Chapter 10 Display Menu Descriptions SELECT SELECT | ROLL 10-2 Display Menu Descriptions CROPMARK| <OFF> CROPMARK BASE Y | <5mm> BASE X | <5mm> BASE X BASE Y WIDTH SETUP | <ON> LENGTH | <210mm> LENGTH SETUP FORCE SPEED AREA |< 1.0m> SPEED |<40cm/s> AREA OFFSET REPLOT SMOOTH.| <ON> ROTATE| <OFF> SMOOTH ROTATE WEIGHT I/O | <AUTO> RESTORE| <USER1> I/O CALL| <USER1> #BAUD. #HANDS.|<H-WIRE> #PARITY| <NONE> #HANDS. #STOP.| <1> LANG. INITIALIZE EEROM DEMO CUT INITIALIZE EEROM UNIT | <Metric> 11 Display Menu Flowchart Display Menu Flowchart When Using Crop Marks 12 What to Do If... 12-1 If the CX-24/12 Doesn't Run... SELECT | ROLL SETUP -> ENTER PAUSE | <CONT> To stop operation 12-2 The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers During the Cutting Process 12-3 Uncut Areas Remain, or Areas Are Not Cleanly Cut 12-4 The Results of Cutting Are Displaced, and Uncut Portions Remain 12-5 Error Messages Err:Bad Positin SHEET UNLOADED DATA OVERFLOW DATA EMPTY Origin Error Page 13 Instruction Support Chart 14 Specifications * Parallel Serial Parallel connector (in compliance with specifications of Centronics) Serial connector (RS-232C) Index A B C D R S T U W