Roland Stika STX-7 Specifications download pdf (Page 23)

Draft Plotting

Draft plotting is used to plot a design on paper instead of cutting it into material, thereby enabling the cutting results to be verified before

actual cutting is performed. The results of draft plotting can be examined to make any necessary corrections in the data before actually

cutting the material.

Uncap the pen and insert the pen in the carriage. Make sure

the pen's collar is flush with the carriage.

Use the same procedure described under "3 Loading

Material" to load a sheet of paper.

Refer to "10 Creating Data with Dr. STIKA PLUS" -

"Setting the tool conditions" to display the [Tools] tablet

shown at right. Select a value from [1] to [8] as the setting.

Collar

After using a pen, be sure to remove the pen from the carriage, then cap it securely before putting it away. If

not capped tightly, the pen tip may dry out, making the pen unusable.

NOTICE

Select [Test] for the setting.

* The [Pen] function appearing in the screen at right is

available only for the [Roland STIKA PLUS STX-8]. When

using the [Roland STIKA STX-7], this function is not

shown.

Remove the pen from the carriage and cap the pen securely.

Follow the steps under "10 Performing Cutting" to output

the data. This performs a draft plot of the data you've

created. After draft plotting, change the location of the

check-mark in step 3 to [Cutting], then carry out cutting.

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