Table of Contents

 

To Ensure Safe Use

2

About the Labels Affixed to the Unit

4

What's Metaza?

5

How Metaza Works

5

Part Names

6

Part 1 What to Do Before Marking

 

Checking the Accessories

7

Setting Up and Connection

8

Installing the Software

10

Installing the Driver

10

Installing Dr. METAZA

12

Part 2 Performing Marking

 

1. Getting Ready to Perform Marking

14

1-1 Preparing the Workpiece for Marking

14

Conditions for materials that can be marked

14

About the Marking Area

15

1-2 Preparing the Image

16

2. Loading the Workpiece

17

3. Performing Marking

19

3-1 Creating Marking Data

19

Starting Dr. METAZA

19

Decide on the Size and Shape of the Workpiece

21

Import an Image

22

Add Text

23

Save the file

24

3-2 Checking the Marking Results

 

Before Marking (Preview)

25

3-3 Starting Marking

26

Stop Marking

27

Driver Settings

28

4. Finishing

30

Part 3 Dr.METAZA Guide

 

Adding a Workpiece Shape

31

Acquiring the Shape of a Workpiece with a Scanner

31

Creating the Shape Using a Commercial Paint-type Program

32

Trimming an Image

34

Creating a Decorative Frame Around an Image

35

Registering a Frequently Used Image (Symbol)

37

Importing an Image from a Scanner

38

Adding a Hand-drawn Image or Text

39

Adding a Symbol Image

40

Registering Your Own Original Frames

42

Part 4 Maintenance

 

Cleaning the Adhesive Sheet

43

Cleaning the body and cover

44

Replacing the Head

44

Part 5 Troubleshooting

 

Metaza doesn't run when marking data is sent

45

Dr. METAZA does not function

45

Machining is performed, but marking is not possible

46

Images are unattractive -- faint (images are dim)

46

Images are unattractive -- dark (all images are whitish)

46

Images are unattractive -- uneven

47

The image at the same location is always

 

too light (or too dark), or the image is uneven

47

The marked location isn't where desired

49

Specifications

51

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