Roland CAMM-2 PNC-2300 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 175)

MaxMotion for Machines Chapter 11-175

machine. Even if only a part of a shape is outside the plate, the whole

shape will not be processed when the job is sent to the machine.)

It was always possible in MaxMotion to select a line of text or shift +

select a bunch of lines and drag them with the pointer tool to anywhere

you want on the plate or outside the plate with the help of the pointer

tool.

Now, it is possible to select shapes or text and move them (Nudge

them) in the horizontal or vertical direction at a precise distance. Note

the addition of nudge value in the Tool Palette. Use the four arrow keys

(not the accounting keypad) to nudge the selected part of a job in the

direction of your choice. It will move the selected part of a job to the

declared distance for every click on the arrow key.

The nudging distance for every click can be changed and adjusted in

the Default Settings of the Settings pull down menu.

Design Plate Size

Plate size can be easily changed in Auto Layout under job design menu.

However, you can change it from here too.

Bitmap Settings

This is an optional item for MaxMotion software. It is not recom-

mended to use with Windows 3.1. It works well with Windows 95 and

higher. Keep in mind that it does take a lot of memory to use this

feature. The Bitmap Setting Dialog box displays the number of pixels

and lines (horizontal and vertical dots), as well as their resolution in

dots/inch and the image size. Users can edit the resolution and the

image width and height will change accordingly. Some bitmaps come

without specifying their resolution. We assume them to have 96 dots/

inch by default. Bits/Pixel (type of bitmap) is displayed for informa-

tion.

‘Max Depth’ is the depth at which black pixel will be engraved. The

depth for other colors will be between this max depth and the surface.

This gradation of depth for different colors will take place only if ‘3D

output of Bitmap’ is checked, otherwise bitmap is turned into mono-

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