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2 Part Names and Functions

2-2 Rear View

BUSY LED

Flashes (orange) when while receiving data

from the computer, and lights (green) during

operation.

This goes dark when operation ends.

SETUP LED

Lights when the SETUP key is pressed.

Operations can be performed when lighted.

PAUSE Key

When pressed once, this key temporarily halts

operation in progress. Pressing this key again

releases the paused state.

BASE POINT SET Key

Sets the current position of the blade to the

base point for printing or cutting.

SETUP Key

Pressing this key after loading material detects

the position of the pinch rollers and automati-

cally determines the area for printing or cutting.

Also, pressing this key after using the PAUSE

key to temporarily stop an operation in progress

will delete the data that has been sent to the PC-

50 from the computer. This key must be pressed

in order to begin printing or cutting.

(Cursor Keys)

Pressing the , , , and keys causes

the tool or material to move in the specified

direction.

PAUSE LED

Lights when the PAUSE key is pressed to stop

the PC-50 temporarily.

BASE POINT SET LED

Lights when the base point is set.

CHANGE LED

Flashes when the ribbon cartridge is being

changed.

CHANGE Key

Press this key after replacing the ribbon

cartridge.

The PC-50 checks to make sure the ribbon

cartridge has been changed, and printing

resumes.

TEST Key

Executes a cutting test to check material

characteristics, cut quality, and suitable

pressure for the blade.

POWER/ERROR LED

Lights when the power is switched on and

flashes when an error is generated.

CLEANING Key

Cleans the printing head.

For more details, see "10 Care and

Maintenance."

2-3 Operation Panel

Guide Line

Align the material with

these lines when loading.

Power Connector (AC IN)

This connector accepts standard AC power cord.

Power Switch

Sheet Loading Lever

Used to raise or lower the pinch rollers

when loading or unloading material.

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