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    bCheck the thickness of the material, and then 
    adjust the blade extension. See “Appropriate 
    Blade Extension” on page 18.
    The larger the holder scale setting, the further the 
    blade extends.
    aTurn to the left to decrease the blade extension.
    bTurn to the right to increase the blade 
    extension.
    Installing and Uninstalling the Holder
    Install the holder in the machine.
    aPress   in the operation panel to turn on the 
    machine.
    For details, see “Turning On/Off the Machine” on 
    page 10.
    bIf the holder lock lever is not raised, raise it.
    The holder cannot be installed if the lever is lowered.
    aHolder lock lever
    cGrasp the holder grip, and then insert the 
    holder into the carriage.
    aGrip
    dPush down on the holder lock lever.
    Firmly push down until the holder is locked in place.
    eReverse the installation procedure to uninstall 
    the holder.
    Note
    • After removing the blade holder from the 
    machine or when storing it, store the blade tip 
    within the holder.
    Trial Cutting
    Make sure that the blade extension is appropriate for 
    the material. Using the same material to cut or draw 
    on in your project, perform trial cutting.
    ■Turning On the Machine
    Press   in the operation panel to turn on the machine.
    • For details, see “Turning On/Off the Machine” on 
    page 10.
    ■Setting the Holder
    Install the cutting blade holder into the carriage of the 
    machine.
    • For details, see “Installing and Uninstalling the 
    Holder” on page 19.
    ab
    a
    a 
    						
    							20 ■Selecting the Test Pattern
    Cut out a test pattern from paper.
    Memo
    • The language setting can be specified in the 
    settings screen (see “Language” on page 23).
    aSelect “Pattern” in the home screen.
    bTouch the “Test” key in the pattern category 
    selection screen.
    cSelect a pattern in the pattern selection screen.
    • We recommend using pattern “T-02” when cutting 
    paper and pattern “T-03” when cutting fabric.
    dTouch the “Set” key.
    eCheck the pattern arrangement, and then touch 
    the “OK” key.
    • For details on changing the pattern arrangement, 
    see “Pattern Layout Screen” on page 35.
    • Press   to cancel the pattern selection, and 
    then select the pattern again.
    ■Loading the Mat
    aAttach the material that will be cut to the mat.
    • For details on attaching material to the mat, see 
    “Mat and Cutting Blade Combinations” on 
    page 12.
    bWhile holding the mat level and lightly 
    inserting it into the feed slot, press   in the 
    operation panel.
    Lightly insert the mat so that it aligns with the guides 
    on the left and right sides of the feed slot and is tucked 
    under the feed rollers.
    aGuides
    bFeed rollers
    XThe mat is fed in to complete the preparations for 
    cutting.
    a b
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    ■Cutting
    aSelect “Cut” in the draw/cut selection screen.
    XThe “Start/Stop” button in the operation panel 
    lights up.
    Note
    • Make sure that patterns that will be cut out are 
    arranged in the cutting area corresponding to 
    the size of the material attached before 
    continuing operation.
    bAdjust the cutting speed and pressure.
    Before cutting the pattern, adjust the cutting speed and 
    pressure. These adjustments can be made from the 
    settings screen. Press   in the operation panel and 
    touch   to display the second page of the settings 
    screen.
    XTouch   or   to change the settings and 
    then touch the “OK” key.
    Note
    • Depending on the fabric being used, it may not 
    be cut cleanly if the cutting pressure is not 
    correctly adjusted. For the appropriate cutting 
    pressure, see “Cutting Settings” on page 18.
    cPress the “Start/Stop” button to start cutting.
    XWhen cutting is finished, the message “Finished 
    cutting.” appears on the display. Touch the “OK” 
    key to return to the draw/cut selection screen.
    ■Unloading the Mat
    aPress   in the operation panel to feed out 
    the mat.
    bPeel off the material from an area that is easily 
    removable, such as a corner, and then slowly 
    peel while maintaining an even pressure.
    cHolding the mat with your hand, use the 
    included spatula to carefully peel off the cut-
    out patterns.
    Note
    • For instructions on how to peel off the material, 
    see also “Mat and Cutting Blade Combinations” 
    on page 12. 
    						
    							22 ■Checking the Trial Cutting Results
    Adjust the blade extension according to the trial cutting 
    results.
    Repeatedly perform trial cutting and adjust the blade 
    extension until the material is cut cleanly.
    With an Appropriate Blade Extension
    When the material is peeled off, a faint trace of 
    the cut remains on the mat surface.
    With a Blade Extension That Needs to be 
    Adjusted
    Note
    • Be careful that the blade does not extend too 
    much. If there is too much of a blade extension, 
    the material may not be cut cleanly and the mat 
    will deteriorate quicker.
    Trial cutting resultsTips for adjustment
    Part of the cut 
    material remains 
    when it is peeled off.Too Little of a Blade Extension: 
    Turn the holder cap half a 
    marking to the right. (
    b)
    The material is not 
    clearly cut.Too Little of a Blade Extension:
    Turn the holder cap one marking 
    to the right. (
    b)
    There are deep cuts 
    completely through 
    the mat.Too Much of a Blade Extension: 
    Turn the holder cap one marking 
    to the left. (
    a)
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    Settings Screen
    From the LCD panel, the settings for specific 
    functions can be selected and settings can be 
    adjusted. To display the settings screen, press   
    in the operation panel.
    ■Page 1
    aSettings screen page number
    bTouch to display a different page.
    cTouch to finish specifying settings.
    Language
    Select the display language. Touch  , select the 
    desired display language, and then touch the “OK” 
    key.
    Unit
    Select either millimeters or inches as the displayed 
    measurement units.
    Cut Area
    Specify the area for cutting/drawing according to the 
    size of material to be used. Touch  , and then 
    touch and drag the area resizing keys to specify the 
    area. When using a 12" × 24" (305 mm × 610 mm) 
    mat, touch the mat size key to select a larger mat size, 
    and then specify the area size.
    aArea resizing key (Using the touch pen, touch 
    the key, and then drag it around the screen to 
    specify the area.)
    bMat size key (Touching the key switches 
    between the mat size 12" × 12" (305 mm × 305 
    mm) and 12" × 24" (305 mm × 610 mm).• Touch the “OK” key to apply the settings. 
    Touch   to return to the previous screen 
    without applying the settings.
    Background
    Adjust the contrast of a background image scanned 
    with the background scanning function. For details, 
    see “Scanning a Background Image” on page 38.
    ■Page 2
    Cut Speed
    Adjust the cutting speed.
    Cut Pressure
    Adjust the cutting pressure. For the appropriate 
    cutting pressure, see “Cutting Settings” on page 18.
    Draw Speed
    Adjust the drawing speed.
    Draw Pressure
    Adjust the drawing pressure. Adjustments to the 
    drawing pressure will affect the finished product. Use 
    the same material that the pattern will be drawn on to 
    make the adjustments in advance. If the pressure is 
    too high, the pen tip may be damaged. Adjust the 
    pressure appropriately.
    ■Page 3
    Auto Shutdown
    Specify the length of time for the auto shutdown 
    function. The setting can be specified in 1-hour 
    increments. For details, see “Auto Shutdown” on 
    page 24.
    Buzzer Sound
    Select whether or not an operation sound is 
    produced, for example, when a key is touched.
    MACHINE SETTINGS
    ab
    c
    b
    a
    b
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    Seam Allowance
    Specify the seam allowance. This is applied when 
    drawing on fabric, then cutting it, for example, when 
    making quilt pieces. For details, see “Cutting Around 
    Drawings” on page 44.
    Memo
    
    						
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    2 Chapter 2
    BASIC OPERATIONS
    The following procedures use built-in patterns to 
    describe the entire series of operations, from 
    selecting a pattern and editing it to cutting.
    Tutorial 1 - Cutting Patterns
    In this tutorial, we will cut two built-in patterns.
    ■Turning On the Machine
    Press   to turn on the machine.
    • For details, see “Turning On/Off the Machine” on 
    page 10.
    ■Setting the Holder
    Install the cutting blade holder into the carriage of the 
    machine.
    • For details, see “Installing and Uninstalling the 
    Holder” on page 19.
    ■Selecting and Editing the First Pattern
    aSelect “Pattern” in the home screen.
    bSelect the category for the pattern to be cut out 
    in the pattern category selection screen.
    For this example, select  .
    aTouch to return to the previous screen.
    bPattern categories
    Memo
    
    						
    							26 ■Selecting and Editing the Second 
    Pattern
    aTouch the “Add” key in the pattern layout 
    screen.
    XThe pattern category selection screen appears.
    • Press   to cancel the pattern selection, and 
    then select the pattern again.
    bSelect the category for the pattern to be cut 
    out.
    aTouch to return to the previous screen.
    cSelect the second pattern to be used.
    dEdit the pattern.
    After editing is finished, touch the “Set” key.
    • For details on the editing functions, see “Pattern 
    Editing Functions” on page 33.
    eCheck the pattern arrangement.
    The two patterns that will be cut out appear in the 
    pattern layout screen. After checking the arrangement, 
    touch the “OK” key.
    • From this screen, an individual pattern can be 
    edited, moved or deleted. For details on the 
    functions that can be used in the pattern layout 
    screen, see “Layout Editing Functions” on 
    page 35.
    • By using the auto layout function, the 
    arrangement of the patterns can easily be 
    adjusted. For details, see “Auto Layout 
    Functions” on page 38.
    XThe draw/cut selection screen appears.
    Note
    • Depending on the pattern type and material to 
    be cut, the patterns may not be cleanly cut if 
    their spacing is too small. In that case, 
    rearrange the patterns to separate them.
    Memo
    
    						
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    XTouch the pattern to be deleted in the screen.
    To delete multiple patterns, use the function for 
    selecting multiple patterns. For details, see 
    “Selecting Multiple Patterns” on page 31.
    XTouch   in the layout editing screen to 
    delete the selected pattern(s).
    ■Loading the Mat
    While holding the mat level and lightly inserting it into 
    the feed slot, press   in the operation panel.
    • For details, see “Loading the Mat” on page 20.
    ■Cutting
    aSelect “Cut” in the draw/cut selection screen.
    XThe “Start/Stop” button in the operation panel 
    lights up.
    • Before cutting your project, adjust the blade 
    extension appropriately. For details, see 
    “Adjusting the Blade Extension” on page 18.
    Note
    
    						
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    Piece
    aSelect “Pattern” in the home screen.
    bSelect the category in the pattern category 
    selection screen.
    aTouch to return to the previous screen.
    bPattern categories
    Memo
    
    						
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