Production settings: Set quantity, precision/speed priority, reference point, layout, positioning method, and material handling.
Speed setting: Choose high-precision or high-speed mode according to your needs.
Corrugated direction setting: Ensure that the indentation direction matches the material's corrugated direction.
Vacuum area selection: Select the vacuum area according to the material contour to ensure the best adsorption effect.
perform tasks
Before pressing the start button, it is necessary to confirm that there are no obstacles on the table, no one is approaching the danger zone, the material positioning is correct, and the cutting tools have been calibrated.
Chapter 4: Advanced Operational Techniques
Vacuum optimization
Close the vacuum area outside the material area to reduce airflow waste.
Move the material position to minimize cross zone.
Cover open areas with tape or waste to enhance adhesion.
Thick material cutting (45-50mm)
Disable camera operation.
Prohibit material thickness measurement.
Disable the 'Reference depth from top' function.
Refer to the bottom for cutting depth.
Composite processing of cardboard
Adopting a three-step method: HPMU milling the top layer → HF VibraCut vibration knife cutting the middle layer → HPMU milling the bottom layer.
Multiple processing
Suitable for deep indentation or thick material milling:
Copy layers and set different depths.
The first pass has a depth of 50%, and the second pass has a depth of 70%.
When milling thick materials, it is recommended that the depth of each pass be equal to the diameter of the milling cutter.
Reverse homework
When processing from both sides of the material:
Based on the ruler: Use the left and right baffles to flip and align to the left.
Based on camera: Read the positioning mark, flip it and read it again.
You need to enable the reverse operation function in the tool configuration and specify the flipping method in the layer (Turn flips around the X axis, Tumble flips around the Y axis).
Multi regional production
Suitable for ultra long materials or continuous operations. Each workspace is equipped with an independent control panel (ready light, ready button, vacuum button). Operators can load and unload materials in Zone B while processing in Zone A, achieving a streamlined operation. Note that the crossbeam may partially enter adjacent areas, and operators should avoid triggering the safety system in hazardous areas.
Chapter 5: System Settings and Calibration
To ensure machining accuracy, the system needs to complete the following settings:
X1-X2 angle correction: Ensure that the X-axis is perpendicular to the Y-axis.
Table size calibration: measure the effective processing range.
Measurement station position calibration: Ensure accurate measurement of tool height.
Ruler position setting: precise positioning of left and right baffles.
Main reference point setting: Fixed drilling cross markings on the table.
Surface mapping of countertop: Draw a height map to compensate for cutting depth.
Measurement station calibration: Calibrate the height of the measuring foot.
Reference point system
Main reference point: Fixed and unchanging, all user reference points are based on this.
User defined reference points: Multiple can be set for fixed position repetitive tasks.
Panel reference point: Set the current laser position as the reference point at any time through the operation panel.
Joystick settings
Customizable jog step size, fast push joystick for large step, slow push for small step.
Chapter 6: Tool Configuration and Adjustment
The C series supports two tool positions, P1 and P2, and can install multiple tool heads. The system automatically identifies tool types through hardware coding on the tool board.
Tool adjustment process
Enter the "Tool Configuration" dialog box.
Select the tool that needs to be adjusted.
Click on 'Adjust Activity Tool' and select the corresponding wizard:
Lag setting: The distance from the center of the rotating tool to the tip of the tool affects the accuracy of the curve.
Tool height calibration: Automatic measurement of tool tip height with added offset.
Rotation adjustment: Make the tangent direction of the tool consistent with the direction of motion.
Center offset adjustment: Align the tool center with the motion path.
Tool offset adjustment: Align the tool position with the laser point.
Perform test cutting and fine tune parameters.
Multiple tools of the same type
By using the dip switch on the tool board, numbers 1-4 can be set, and the system automatically remembers the adjustment parameters for each tool.

Chapter 7: Detailed Explanation of Tool System
measuring station
The C series comes with an automatic measuring station as standard, which automatically measures the height of the cutting edge every time the machine is turned on, tools are changed, or the safety system is triggered, without the need for manual adjustment. To increase the cutting depth, offset can be added through tool height calibration.
HDU heavy-duty tool head
Suitable for V-notch knives, HD knives, 150mm indentation wheels, indentation adapters, and punching wheels.
V-notch V-groove knife