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Align the Head on the 8000/8000 RC

  • Click the Align the Head button to Align the Head into the cutting position and power up the motors in preparation of cutting a mat.

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  • Aligning the Head will only get the machine ready to cut, but not actually cut.

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NOTE: The hardware photos below may slightly differ from your specific model but the steps are still the same.

Align the Head Button vs. the Cut Button

  • Optionally, if you click the Cut button when the motors are disengaged, it will prompt you to Align the Head.

  • After the Head is Aligned, itwill then Cut the mat.

Aligning the Head on the CMC 8000

  • Rotate the foot block into the 12 O’Clock position.

 Rotate the foot block with the blade cartridge on top of the head.
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  • Holding it about an inch above the bottom rail, slide the gantry and the head assembly to the left edge of the CMC until it stops. 

  • It will stop against the Magnetic Stop.

  • Then slide the head down until the foot block rests against the head alignment stop.

  • Click the Align the Head button or click the Cut button to finish the Align the Head sequence.

  • Click Continue on the Align the Head screen.

  • Head will align to the home position.

  • If you clicked the Align the Head button, the CMC is now aligned and ready to cut.

  • If you clicked the Cut button, the CMC will now begin to cut the mat.

See Also: Disengage Button

Use the Disengage button to cut the power to the motors of the cutting head.

  • Click the Disengage button to disengage power to the motors of the cutting Head on the CMC. 

  • User will be prompted to Click OK to release the motors.

  • Grasp the Head and then Click OK

  • The motors will be disengaged and the Head will drop. When the motors are disengaged, the Head and the Gantry can be moved freely by hand.

  • The head will need to be Aligned again before the next mat is cut.

Click the Reset Motors Head Button to Disengage Power to the Motors