GRAPHTEC Craft ROBO CC100 User guide

Quick Application Guide

CC100

P. 3

To Ensure Safe and

Correct Use

P. 8

Media Trial Kit

User Guide

P.23

Media Handling

Instructions

P.25

Usage Precautions for

Media Used for Cutting

P.26

When You Have

Problems…

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•To ensure safe and correct use of your Craft ROBO, read this Guide thoroughly before use.

• After having read this Guide, keep it in a handy location for quick reference as needed.

• Do not permit small children to touch the Craft ROBO.

• The following describes important points for safe operation. Please be sure to observe them strictly.

To promote safe and accurate use of the Craft ROBO as well as to

prevent human injury and property damage, safety precautions provided

in this guide are ranked into the three categories described below. Be

sure you understand the difference between each of the categories.

: This category provides information that, if ignored, is

highly likely to cause fatal or serious injury to the

operator.

: This category provides information that, if ignored, is

likely to cause fatal or serious injury to the operator.

: This category provides information that, if ignored,

could cause injury to the operator or physical

damage to the Craft ROBO.

Conventions Used in This Guide Description of Safety Symbols

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

The symbol indicates information that requires careful attention

(which includes warnings). The point requiring attention is

described by an illustration or text within or next to the symbol.

The symbol indicates action that is prohibited. Such prohibited

action is described by an illustration or text within or next to the

symbol.

The symbol indicates action that must be performed. Such

imperative action is described by an illustration or text within or

next to the symbol.

To Ensure Safe and Correct Use

WARNING

Safety Precautions

During a cutting or plotting operation,

do not touch the writing panel or

moving parts such as the carriage.

• Such action may cause human injury. Do not touch

Keep your distance

Do not disassemble, repair, or remodel

the Craft ROBO.

• Such action may cause electrical shock

or a fire hazard due to current leakage.

• Contact with the high-voltage parts

within the Craft ROBO may cause

electrical shock.

• If the Craft ROBO requires repair,

contact your sales representative or

nearest Graphtec vendor.

Keep your hands, hair, etc. away from

the writing panel and moving parts

such as the carriage even if the Craft

ROBO is stopped, because it may

suddenly start moving when data is

received.

• Such action may cause human injury.

Do not connect the Craft ROBO to a

non-rated power supply.

• Use of a different supply voltage may

result in electrical shock or a fire hazard

due to current leakage.

Do not use the Craft ROBO in a

location where it will be exposed to

water, rain or snow.

• Such location may cause electrical

shock or a fire hazard due to current

leakage.

If the Craft ROBO generates smoke,

is too hot, emits a strange odor, or

otherwise functions abnormally, do not

continue using it. Unplug the AC adapter’s

power cord from the electrical socket.

• Use of the Craft ROBO in such status may result in a fire hazard or

electrical shock.

• After confirming that smoke is no longer being generated, contact your

sales representative or nearest Graphtec vendor to request repair.

• Never try to perform repair yourself. Repair work by inexperienced

personnel is extremely dangerous.

No disassembly

Prohibited

Avoid water

Beware of electrical shock

To Ensure Safe and Correct Use

Rated

power

supply

Unplug the power

cord from the socket

Do not allow dust or metallic matter to

adhere to the power plug.

•Adirty power plug may result in

electrical shock or a fire hazard due to

current leakage.

Do not use the power cord or AC

adapter if it is damaged.

• Use of a damaged power cord or AC

adapter may result in electrical shock or

a fire hazard due to current leakage.

• Replace the power cord or AC adapter

with a new one.

Be careful when handling the cutter

blade.

• Touching the blade with your bare hand

may cause injury.

• During a cutting operation, keep away

from the cutter blade.

Prohibited

Beware of electrical shock

Only use the AC adapter that was

supplied as a standard accessory.

• Use of any other AC adapter may cause

malfunctions or result in electrical shock

or a fire hazard.

Avoid contact

WARNING

Safety Precautions

To Ensure Safe and Correct Use

Do not use or store the Craft ROBO in

a location exposed to direct sunlight

or the direct draft of an air conditioner

or heater.

• Such location may impair the

performance of the Craft ROBO.

Do not place any receptacle containing

water or other fluid on top of the Craft

ROBO.

• Fluid falling inside the Craft ROBO

may cause electrical shock or a fire

hazard due to current leakage.

Do not use the Craft ROBO in an

excessively dusty or humid location.

• Such location may impair the

performance of the Craft ROBO.

Do not use the Craft ROBO in a

location subject to excessive

mechanical vibration or electrical

noise.

• Such location may impair the

performance of the Craft ROBO.

When disconnecting the power cord or

an interface cable, do not pull on the

cord/cable.

• Such action will damage the cord/cable,

resulting in a fire hazard or electrical

shock. Be sure to hold the power cord’s

plug or the interface cable’s connector.

If water or foreign matter enters inside

the Craft ROBO, do not continue

using it. Turn off its power and unplug

its power cord from the electrical socket.

• Use of the Craft ROBO in such status

may result in electrical shock or a fire

hazard due to current leakage.

• Contact your sales representative or

nearest Graphtec vendor to request

repair.

Prohibited

Avoid water

Beware of electrical shock

Unplug the power

cord from the socket

CAUTION

Safety Precautions

To Ensure Safe and Correct Use

Do not attempt to lubricate the Craft

ROBO’s mechanisms.

• Such action may cause it to break down.

Do not clean the Craft ROBO using a

volatile solvent such as thinner or

benzine.

• Such action may impair its performance.

When using indoor lighting such as a

fluorescent lamp or an electrical lamp,

provide a distance of at least one

meter between the Craft ROBO and the

light source.

• Closer proximity of such a light source

may cause the sensors to malfunction.

Prohibited

During cutting or plotting, provide

enough space around the Craft ROBO

so that the loaded sheet will not hit

any objects in its vicinity.

• Such contact may cause cutting or

plotting to go out of alignment.

When using the cutter, make sure that

the correct blade adjustment cap for

the selected Media Type is attached.

• An overly extended blade will damage

the cutting mat and adversely affect the

cutting quality.

Contact prohibited

Move the pen carriage slowly when

moving it manually in order to load the

sheet for cutting or for other reasons.

•Moving it quickly may damage the Craft

ROBO.

CAUTION

Safety Precautions

To Ensure Safe and Correct Use

By using the Media Trial Kit, you will be able to learn the basic operations in a short time.

Make

Something

Now!!

To Make a Name Label

Create a name label

with a photo

Trial Kit

To Make a Pop-up Greeting Card

To Cut a Vinyl Sticker

Create a name or

a logo

Before using the Media Trial Kit, please follow the instructions in the Quick Start Instruction Sheet to install the Craft ROBO driver,

the Craft ROBO Controller, and the ROBO Master.

Also, make sure that the Craft ROBO is connected to your PC.

Three menu items

are provided for

different Media Trial

Kit applications.

Select the menu

item that best suits

your purpose.

Examples

P. 9

P.19

P.15

Media Trial Kit User Guide

Create

an announcement card

Media Trial Kit User Guide

11Launch the ROBO Master program,

and set the registration marks

1Launch ROBO Master

Click the New button to display

the Document Settings window.

Select “ISO A4” for Document Size

and “Landscape” for Orientation, and

then click the [OK] button.

2Set the Document Size

Click the Output Settings button

to display the Output Settings window.

Select the printer you use in the

Printer box, and make sure that

Graphtec Craft ROBO has been

specified in the Craft ROBO box.

3Make the Print Settings 4Check the registration marks

A registration mark (a positioning mark)

is a mark that is read by the Craft ROBO

sensor to enable a printout to be cut

precisely. Registration marks are printed

together with the data you create.

Before starting……

What is a registration mark?

Registration marks

(Positioning marks)

Output Settings button

Select Craft ROBO

Click

Check

this checkbox

(Landscape)

Click to remove

the check mark

Landscape

New

Check the registration mark positions!

To Make a Name Label

Click the desktop icon to launch

[ROBO Master].

ROBO Master

shortcut icon

Registration mark

Media Trial Kit User Guide

Click the Text tool button to display the Text

Settings window. Set the font and text size and

then enter a name in the character string entry

box.

Click the [OK] button to return to the Create

Drawing window, and left-click at the position

where you wish the name to be placed.

To capture an image that you have already, click the

Image Capture button and select the image file.

When you have returned to the Create Drawing window,

left-click at the position where you wish the image to be

placed.

Note: Do not place data in the shaded areas.

Here, you use the Closed Spline Tool to draw a cut

line. To draw a smooth line, left-click all around the

edges of the photo or text. Double-click the last point to

complete the line.

To change text and lines, or the fill color used for objects, use the Line

Type Settings or the Fill Type Settings , respectively.

Left-click at the position where you

wish the name to be placed

Image capture button

Capture a photo or an image and then position it

HINT HINT HINT

To draw a shape using the

Rectangle , Rounded

Rectangle , Circle ,

or Ellipse tool, left-click

at the top left and then the

bottom right of the location

where you wish to place

the shape.

To draw a square, use the

Rectangle or the

Rounded Rectangle

with the Shift key held

down. Otherwise, use

[View Grid*] and [Snap to

Grid] in the [View] menu

on the Menu bar to easily

create a correctly-

proportioned figure.

*Grid means the squares

displayed in the Create Drawing

window that you can use as

guidelines to draw an accurate

shape.You can use the [Snap to

Grid] function to automatically

align the vertices of a shape to

the nearest position where the

guide lines cross.

22Design a Name Label

1Enter a name 2Place the image 3Draw a cut line on the label

Enter a name

Media Trial Kit User Guide

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