Roland GS2-24 User manual

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Basic Handling Methods................................................................................ 6
Basic Information ...................................................................................................... 7
Getting Started...................................................................................................................... 8
Part Names and Functions ......................................................................................................... 9
Cutting Machine Main Unit .................................................................................................. 9
Operation Panel..............................................................................................................11
Carriage LED Lamp ..........................................................................................................13
Starting CutStudio .................................................................................................................14
Starting from the Windows [Start] Menu.................................................................................14
Starting from Roland DG Connect Hub ...................................................................................14
Material Used.......................................................................................................................15
Types of Materials ...........................................................................................................15
Conditions for Usable Materials ...........................................................................................15
Crop Marks/Tool Marks ............................................................................................................16
Crop Marks....................................................................................................................16
Tool Marks ....................................................................................................................17
Basic Operation........................................................................................................ 18
Power Supply Operations .........................................................................................................19
Turning the Power On .......................................................................................................19
Turning the Power Off ......................................................................................................19
Checking the Display Menu .......................................................................................................20
"CONDITION"..................................................................................................................21
"SYSTEM INFO."...............................................................................................................23
"OTHERS"......................................................................................................................24
Setting Up Material ................................................................................................................26
Loading Position of Material ...............................................................................................26
Setting Up Flat Material ....................................................................................................28
Setting Up Roll Material ....................................................................................................34
Preparations for Cutting Output.................................................................................................40
Step 1: Prepare the Blade .................................................................................................40
Step 2: Install the Blade Holder ..........................................................................................42
Step 3: Perform Test Cutting..............................................................................................44
Step 4: Setting the Output-start Location ..............................................................................47
Output Method ........................................................................................ 48
Creating Cut Data Using CutStudio ................................................................................. 49
Cutting Method.....................................................................................................................50
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data ............................................................................................50
Step 2: Setting the Cutting Conditions ..................................................................................55
Step 3: Cutting ..............................................................................................................59
Printing and Cutting Method .....................................................................................................60
Step 1: Create Print & Cut Data..........................................................................................60
Step 2: Set the Printing Conditions ......................................................................................63
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data.....................................................................................67
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning .......................................................72
Step 5: Setting the Cutting Conditions ..................................................................................73
Step 6: Cutting ..............................................................................................................77
Advanced Data Creation Methods ...............................................................................................79
Changing the Darkness of Placed Image .................................................................................79
Switching to Vertical Fonts ................................................................................................81
Moving a Saved Symbol to a New Computer.............................................................................83
Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator (Windows) ........................................................... 84
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Cutting Method.....................................................................................................................85
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data ............................................................................................85
Step 2: Output the Cut Data to CutStudio ..............................................................................88
Step 3: Setting the Cutting Conditions ..................................................................................90
Step 4: Cutting ..............................................................................................................94
Checking Adobe Illustrator Help ..........................................................................................95
Printing and Cutting Method .....................................................................................................96
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions ......................................................................................96
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data..........................................................................................99
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data................................................................................... 102
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning ..................................................... 107
Step 5: Send Print & Cut Data to CutStudio .......................................................................... 108
Step 6: Setting the Cutting Conditions ................................................................................ 109
Step 7: Cutting ............................................................................................................ 113
Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator (Mac) ................................................................115
Cutting Method................................................................................................................... 116
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data .......................................................................................... 116
Step 2: Setting the Cutting Conditions ................................................................................ 119
Step 3: Cutting ............................................................................................................ 121
Printing and Cutting Method ................................................................................................... 122
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions .................................................................................... 122
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data........................................................................................ 125
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data................................................................................... 127
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning ..................................................... 132
Step 5: Setting the Cutting Conditions ................................................................................ 133
Step 6: Performing Cutting.............................................................................................. 135
Creating Cut Data Using CorelDRAW ..............................................................................137
Cutting Method................................................................................................................... 138
Step 1: Creating Cutting Data .......................................................................................... 138
Step 2: Output the Cut Data to CutStudio ............................................................................ 140
Step 3: Setting the Cutting Conditions ................................................................................ 142
Step 4: Cutting ............................................................................................................ 146
Checking CorelDRAW Help................................................................................................ 147
Printing and Cutting Method ................................................................................................... 148
Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions .................................................................................... 148
Step 2: Create Print & Cut Data........................................................................................ 151
Step 3: Output the Print & Cut Data................................................................................... 154
Step 4: Configure the Setting to Perform Automatic Aligning ..................................................... 159
Step 5: Send Print & Cut Data to CutStudio .......................................................................... 160
Step 6: Setting the Cutting Conditions ................................................................................ 161
Step 7: Cutting ............................................................................................................ 165
Procedures after Output ............................................................................................167
Unloading/Cutting Off Material................................................................................................ 168
Removing the Material.................................................................................................... 168
Cutting off Material ....................................................................................................... 170
Pausing and Canceling Output ................................................................................................. 171
Pausing the Output ........................................................................................................ 171
Canceling Output .......................................................................................................... 171
Other Cutting .........................................................................................................172
Print & Cut in Tool Mode........................................................................................................ 173
Step 1: Set the Alignment Method (Tool Mode) ...................................................................... 173
Step 2: Cutting after Automatic Aligning ............................................................................. 174
Print & Cut in Manual Mode .................................................................................................... 178
Step 1: Create Tool Mark Data Manually .............................................................................. 178
Step 2: Output the Print & Cut Data................................................................................... 181
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Step 3: Setting the Alignment Method (Manual Mode).............................................................. 186
Step 4: Cutting (Manual Mode) ......................................................................................... 191
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency ................................................................194
Optimizing Cutting Quality .........................................................................................195
Cutting Conditions ............................................................................................................... 196
General Guide Regarding Cutting Conditions ......................................................................... 196
Adjusting the Cut Setting....................................................................................................... 197
Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount........................................................................................ 197
Setting the Blade Force .................................................................................................. 198
Setting the Cutting Speed................................................................................................ 200
Setting the Blade Tip Offset Amount ................................................................................... 201
Set the Orientation of Cutting Coordinates ........................................................................... 202
Extending the Cutting Area .............................................................................................. 204
Setting the Speed of the Blade During Cutting ....................................................................... 206
Smoothly Cutting Arcs and Other Curves (Smoothing)............................................................... 207
Cutting in the Same Position Repetitively (Overlap)................................................................. 208
Cutting Corners Cleanly (Over Cut)..................................................................................... 210
Preventing and Correcting Misaligned Cutting .............................................................................. 212
Using Thinner or Harder Material than Normal ....................................................................... 212
Preventing Misaligned Cutting ........................................................................................... 213
Adjusting the Cutting Position........................................................................................... 215
Adjusting the Printing Position .......................................................................................... 217
Optimizing Work Efficiency.........................................................................................221
Cutting the Same Data Repetitively .......................................................................................... 222
Step 1: Prepare the Data for Recutting ............................................................................... 222
Step 2: Recutting ......................................................................................................... 224
Saving Frequently-used Cutting Conditions.................................................................................. 225
Saving the Cutting Conditions ........................................................................................... 225
Loading Cutting Conditions .............................................................................................. 226
Separating the Cut Area Later ................................................................................................. 227
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using CutStudio........................................................................ 227
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator ............................................................... 235
Creating Perforated Cut Data Using CorelDRAW ...................................................................... 244
Setting Perforated Cutting Conditions on the Machine .............................................................. 252
Dividing Cut Data and Outputting it on Multiple Pieces of Material ..................................................... 254
Overview of Tiled Output ................................................................................................ 254
Step 1: Decide How Many Pieces to Divide (Tile) into .............................................................. 255
Step 2: Set the Tiled Output Conditions .............................................................................. 256
Step 3: Creating Cutting Data .......................................................................................... 260
Step 4: Cutting ............................................................................................................ 263
Optimizing Operation Management ...............................................................................266
Managing the Basic Settings of the Machine ................................................................................. 267
Changing the Display Language ......................................................................................... 267
Changing the Unit of Length to Be Displayed ......................................................................... 267
Adjusting the Brightness of the Display ................................................................................ 269
Restoring Default Settings ............................................................................................... 270
Maintenance ..........................................................................................271
Cleaning and Consumable Parts....................................................................................272
Cleaning ........................................................................................................................... 273
Cleaning the Machine ..................................................................................................... 273
Cleaning the Blade Holder Cap.......................................................................................... 275
Consumable Parts ................................................................................................................ 276
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Blade ........................................................................................................................ 276
Blade holder................................................................................................................ 278
Blade Protector ............................................................................................................ 278
Troubleshooting Methods...........................................................................279
Cutting Problems .....................................................................................................280
Printing and Cutting Are Misaligned........................................................................................... 281
Is a thick material being used? .......................................................................................... 281
Is the machine set to feed forward some amount of material before cutting? .................................. 281
Uncut Areas Remain or Cut Edges Are Not Clean ........................................................................... 282
Are the blade and blade holder securely installed?.................................................................. 282
Is the tip of the blade broken? .......................................................................................... 282
Is there any buildup of dust or material adhesive on the tip of the blade? ...................................... 282
Is there any buildup of pieces of material or dust inside the blade holder? ..................................... 282
Is a thick material being used? .......................................................................................... 282
Are the blade force and cutting speed appropriate?................................................................. 282
Is the blade tip offset appropriate? .................................................................................... 283
Is the machine set to feed forward some amount of material before cutting? .................................. 283
Is "SMOOTHING" set to "OFF"? ............................................................................................ 283
Is the blade protector damaged or deformed?........................................................................ 283
The Machine Cuts the Carrier Paper .......................................................................................... 284
Are the blade tip adjustment and blade force appropriate for the material being cut? ....................... 284
The Machine Cuts the Same Area Twice...................................................................................... 285
Is [Overlap Cutting] set to [0] in CutStudio? ......................................................................... 285
Is the machine's [OVERLAP] setting a number from 1 to 10? ....................................................... 285
Are there overlapping lines? ............................................................................................. 285
Crop Marks Are Not Detected .................................................................................................. 286
Is the material loaded correctly? ....................................................................................... 286
Are you using material that is not white or is glossy? ............................................................... 286
Are you using a transparent material? ................................................................................. 286
Does the material have creases or wrinkles?.......................................................................... 286
Are the crop marks blurred or are they in a color other than black? ............................................. 286
Are the size and shape of crop marks correct? ....................................................................... 287
Are the crop marks at the correct positions? ......................................................................... 287
Is the "ROTATE" menu set to "90deg"? .................................................................................. 287
Is the machine exposed to direct sunlight or strong indoor lighting? ............................................. 287
Is the material loaded and set up straight and securely? Are the printing results crooked?................... 287
Do the distances between crop marks specified by the software match those specified on the ma-
chine? (Manual mode) .............................................................................................. 288
Is the printing expanded or reduced? .................................................................................. 288
The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers during Cutting........................................................... 289
Is the loading lever lowered? ............................................................................................ 289
Is the material loaded in parallel with the guide lines? ............................................................. 289
Is the material making contact with some obstacle during cutting? .............................................. 289
Has cutting been performed without checking the material feed? (roll material).............................. 289
Are the pinch rollers used to secure both edges of the material? ................................................. 289
Machine Problems ....................................................................................................290
The Machine Doesn't Run ....................................................................................................... 291
Are the cables connected correctly? ................................................................................... 291
Is the power switched off? ............................................................................................... 291
Has the Material Been Set Up? .......................................................................................... 291
Are the software application settings incorrect? ..................................................................... 291
The Power Cannot Be Switched Off ........................................................................................... 292
Have you held down the power button for 1 second or longer?.................................................... 292
Unable to Set Up Cut Material with "PIECE" ................................................................................. 293
Is the fed material 1.6 m (63.00 in.) or longer? ...................................................................... 293
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Connecting More Than One Machine to One Computer (Windows)....................................................... 294
Connecting via a USB Cable.............................................................................................. 294
Connecting via Ethernet.................................................................................................. 297
Connecting More Than One Machine to One Computer (Mac)............................................................. 300
Connecting via Ethernet (Manually Set IP Address) ................................................................. 300
Connecting via Ethernet (Automatically Set IP Address) ............................................................ 305
Software Problems ...................................................................................................310
Driver Installation Is Impossible ............................................................................................... 311
Re-install the Driver (Windows 10) ..................................................................................... 311
Re-install the Driver (Windows 11) ..................................................................................... 312
Uninstalling the Driver .......................................................................................................... 313
Uninstalling the Driver (Windows 10) .................................................................................. 0
Uninstalling the Driver (Windows 11) .................................................................................. 314
The Driver is Displayed as [Unspecified] After Installation............................................................... 315
The Driver Cannot Be Installed Correctly (Widows 10) .............................................................. 315
The Driver Cannot Be Installed Correctly (Widows 11) .............................................................. 316
Data Troubles .........................................................................................................317
Illustrator Data Cannot Be Imported.......................................................................................... 318
Is the data saved in AI 8.0 or EPS 8.0 format? ........................................................................ 318
Sample Data Cannot Be Found................................................................................................. 319
Is the computer not set to show hidden folders? ..................................................................... 319
Messages on the Operation Panel..................................................................................320
Error Messages.................................................................................................................... 321
"WRONG COMMAND"....................................................................................................... 321
"WRONG NO.S" ............................................................................................................. 321
"OUT OF RANGE" ........................................................................................................... 321
"ORIGIN ERROR" ............................................................................................................ 321
"CROPMARK ERROR" ....................................................................................................... 321
"CROPMARK ERROR""ANGLE TOO BIG" .................................................................................. 321
"CROPMARK ERROR""LENGTH NG" ....................................................................................... 323
"CROPMARK ERROR""WIDTH NG" ......................................................................................... 323
"OUT OF CUT RANGE" ..................................................................................................... 323
"SHEET UNLOADED"........................................................................................................ 323
"SET TO <SENSOR MODE>" ................................................................................................ 324
"SET TO <TOOL MODE>" ................................................................................................... 324
"DATA OVERFLOW" ......................................................................................................... 324
"BAD POSITION" ............................................................................................................ 324
"MOTOR ERROR" ............................................................................................................ 325
"EEPROM ERROR"/"SOLENOID ERROR"................................................................................... 325
Appendix...............................................................................................326
Main Specifications ..................................................................................................327
Cutting area ...................................................................................................................... 328
Margins and the Distance between Crop Marks ............................................................................. 329
Printing Area with Crop Marks (When Creating Cut Data Using CutStudio)....................................... 329
Printing Area with Crop Marks (When Creating Cut Data Using Adobe Illustrator/CorelDRAW) ............... 331
Specifications..................................................................................................................... 333
Memo .............................................................................................................................. 334
Contents
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Basic Handling Methods
6

Basic Information
Getting Started .......................................................................................... 8
Part Names and Functions.............................................................................. 9
Cutting Machine Main Unit....................................................................... 9
Operation Panel ..................................................................................11
Carriage LED Lamp ...............................................................................13
Starting CutStudio ......................................................................................14
Starting from the Windows [Start] Menu .....................................................14
Starting from Roland DG Connect Hub ........................................................14
Material Used ...........................................................................................15
Types of Materials ................................................................................15
Conditions for Usable Materials ................................................................15
Crop Marks/Tool Marks.................................................................................16
Crop Marks ........................................................................................16
Tool Marks .........................................................................................17
Basic Information 7

Important Notes on Handling and Use
• This machine is a precision device.
• Install the machine in a location having the specified temperature and relative humidity. For details,
refer to Specifications(P. 333).
• Connect the AC adapter, USB, and Ethernet cables securely.
• When moving the machine, always support the bottom with your hands. If the machine is held else-
where, it may be damaged when moved.
Usage Location/Usage Space
Install the machine in a level and stable location.
Never install the machine in any of the following locations. Doing so may result in a reduction in quality or
malfunction.
• Locations subject to large fluctuations in temperature or humidity
• Locations subject to shaking or vibration
• Locations where the floor is tilted, not level, or unstable
• Dusty locations
• Locations exposed to direct sunlight
• Locations within 1 m of strong indoor lighting
• Locations near air-conditioning or heating equipment
• Locations exposed to water or moving air
• Locations exposed to considerable electrical or magnetic noise, or other forms of electromagnetic en-
ergy
Important
DGSHAPE Corporation assumes no liability for any loss of or damage to data resulting from computer mal-
function or damage. (Always back up important data.)
Support
Support information made available via the DGSHAPE Corporation website is updated regularly to provide a
useful reference in the event that problems occur. Before contacting us, please refer to the information on
the website together with "Troubleshooting Methods."
Note that URLs contained in this manual are subject to change without notice.
IMPORTANT
RELATED LINKS
・ https://www.rolanddg.com/
Getting Started
8 Basic Information

Cutting Machine Main Unit
Front
No. Name Functional overview
Loading lever Use this when loading material.
Left pinch roller Lift up the loading lever and then pinch the material with this. Set this
at the left edge of the material.
Cutting carriage Install the blade holder. This part moves to the left and right to cut the
material.
Right pinch roller Lift up the loading lever and then pinch the material with this. Set this
at the right edge of the material.
Grit roller This roller feeds out the material to the front or rear.
Grit pattern These indicate the locations of the grit rollers. When loading the mate-
rial, be sure to place the pinch rollers within the area indicated by
each of these patterns.
Blade protector This protects the tip of the blade during cutting.
Guide line This is a guide for aligning the material when loading.
Knife guide By inserting a blade, etc. and moving it along the guide, the material
can be cut out without being unloaded.
Operation panel You use this to perform various operations.
Part Names and Functions
Basic Information 9

Back
No. Name Functional overview
USB connector This is for connecting a USB cable.
Power cord connector This is for supplying power to the machine.
Ethernet connector This is for connecting an Ethernet cable.
Guide line This is a guide for aligning the material when loading.
Part Names and Functions
10 Basic Information

Operation Panel
▲
▲
▲ ▲
Part Name Details Notation used in this
document
W:261mm
L:---- [0mm]
Display This displays various setting menus and other
information.
—
TEST
TEST Key Hold this down for 1 second or longer to cut a
pre-saved test pattern.
[TEST]
ORIGIN
ORIGIN key Hold this for 1 second or longer to set the cur-
rent blade position as the origin.
[ORIGIN]
PAUSE
PAUSE key This interrupts the operation. Press it again to
restart the operation.
[PAUSE]
▲
▲
▲ ▲
Cursor keys Use these keys to move the cutting carriage or
the material, or to select or set menu items.
[▲] [▼] [◀] [▶]
MENU
MENU key The message on the display changes each time
you press this key.
• Cutting condition that is currently set
• Menu mode
• Width display, or material type display
[MENU]
FORCE
FORCE key This displays the adjustment menu for the
blade force.
[FORCE]
Part Names and Functions
Basic Information 11

Part Name Details Notation used in this
document
ENTER
ENTER key This is used to select a menu item, and to fi-
nalize a setting.
[ENTER]
PEN FORCE
PEN FORCE slider Blade force can be fine-tuned. You can even
perform this adjustment while cutting is in
progress.
[PEN FORCE]
POWER Button Pressing this turns the power on, and this is lit
in blue. Press this for 1 second or longer to
turn off the power.
—
RELATED LINKS
・ P. 21"CONDITION"
Part Names and Functions
12 Basic Information

Carriage LED Lamp
The machine statuses are indicated with LED lamp colors and their illumination patterns.
Machine state LED state
Turning the Power Off
Off
Turning the Power On
Lit in blue
During unsetup
(when the loading lever is lowered)
Repeats illumination in bright blue and then dim blue
During setup
(when the loading lever is raised)
Lit in dim blue
During cutting
Lit in blue
While paused
Flashing in blue
When an abnormality occurs in the machine
Flashing in red
RELATED LINKS
・ P. 321Error Messages
Part Names and Functions
Basic Information 13

Starting from the Windows [Start] Menu
Windows 11
1. Click [Start].
2. Click [All apps]>[Roland CutStudio]>[CutStudio].
Windows 10
1. Click [Start].
2. Click [Roland CutStudio]>[CutStudio].
Starting from Roland DG Connect Hub
Procedure
1. Click the Roland DG Connect Hub icon in the notification area.
2. Click the machine to use.
The applications that can be used with the selected machine are displayed on the right side of the
screen.
3. In CutStudio, click [Open].
Starting CutStudio
14 Basic Information

Types of Materials
The two main types of materials used with this machine are shown below.
• Roll material
Media wound onto a paper tube
• Flat material
Media not wound onto a paper tube such as standard-size material
Various materials are selectable according to your purpose. For detailed information about each material,
contact your material supplier.
This manual may collectively refer to roll materials and flat materials as "media" or "material."
MEMO
Conditions for Usable Materials
The conditions for materials that can be loaded in the machine are shown below.
Size
Width 50 to 700 mm (1.97 to 27.55 in.)
Length *1 100 mm (3.94 in.) or more (flat material)
Cuttable material thickness *2 0.3 mm (0.01 in.) or less (for loading, up to 1.0 mm (0.03
in.)
Weight Max. weight of roll material 5 kg (11.02 lb.)
*1 There is no limit for roll material
*2 Includes the thickness of carrier paper (backing paper)
Materials That Cannot Be Used
On this machine, materials with any of the following characteristics cannot be used. Uncurl and straighten
the shape of the material before loading.
• Strongly warped or bent
• Edges are not parallel
For Print & Cut, the following materials cannot be used in addition to the materials mentioned above.
• Transparent material
• Colored material
For printing and cutting, use white material with carrier paper that can be printed on using a laser or inkjet printer.
Automatic detection of crop marks may not be possible for some materials, such as laminated or glossy materials.
• Types of materials that can be printed with laser printers
Fine paper
Coated paper
Art paper
PET
• Types of materials that can be printed with inkjet printers
Fine paper
Coated paper
MEMO
Material Used
Basic Information 15

Crop Marks
Crop marks are used for alignment when cutting the material, which is printed from your printer, on this
machine. Having the machine remember the positions of the crop marks, which are printed together with
the image, makes it possible to correct cutting positions.
Readable Crop Marks
The sensor of the machine is only able to read crop marks like the circle shown below.
• Diameter: 10 mm
• Color: Black
The machine may not be able to read printed crop marks correctly depending on the printer ink used.
MEMO
When to Use Crop Marks [3] vs[4]
Normally use [4]. As [3] has fewer crop marks to be read than [4], the time required for cutting is re-
duced. However, Tool Mode is unavailable with [3].
RELATED LINKS
・ P. 329Margins and the Distance between Crop Marks
Crop Marks/Tool Marks
16 Basic Information

Tool Marks
Tool marks are used for manual alignment when it is not possible to perform automatic alignment using
crop marks.
These can be printed around crop marks using CutStudio or plug-ins.
RELATED LINKS
・ P. 173Print & Cut in Tool Mode
Crop Marks/Tool Marks
Basic Information 17

Basic Operation
Power Supply Operations ..............................................................................19
Turning the Power On............................................................................19
Turning the Power Off ...........................................................................19
Checking the Display Menu............................................................................20
"CONDITION".......................................................................................21
"SYSTEM INFO." ...................................................................................23
"OTHERS"...........................................................................................24
Setting Up Material.....................................................................................26
Loading Position of Material ....................................................................26
Setting Up Flat Material.........................................................................28
Setting Up Roll Material .........................................................................34
Preparations for Cutting Output......................................................................40
Step 1: Prepare the Blade......................................................................40
Step 2: Install the Blade Holder...............................................................42
Step 3: Perform Test Cutting ..................................................................44
Step 4: Setting the Output-start Location...................................................47
18 Basic Operation

Turning the Power On
Procedure
1. Press the power button.
The machine power is turned on, and the power lamp is lit.
Turning the Power Off
Procedure
1. Hold down the power button for one second or longer.
The power is switched off.
2. Lower the loading lever and remove the material.
When not using the machine, keep the loading lever lowered even if the power is on.
RELATED LINKS
・ P. 292The Power Cannot Be Switched Off
Power Supply Operations
Basic Operation 19