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Configurations Screen Introduction |
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Like any industrial instrument, it is important to keep the Wizard™ CMC finely tuned. Now and again it may be necessary to make specific adjustments to correct cutting issues. This section outlines adjusting the configurations to improve cutting quality. |
Configuration Screen | |
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Click Configs button on the cut preview to open the configuration screen. Alternatively, click Configurations on the main screen to open the configuration screen. |   |
The Configurations screen opens. This is where you can make adjustments to how the CMC cuts or applies the non-bladed cartridges. |   |
Configurations Menu Bar | |
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File Save Configurations Saves the current configuration. Load Configurations Loads a saved configuration. Reset Configurations Resets configurations back to the factory settings. Close Closes the configurations screen. |  |
Cartridge Tabs | |
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The configurations screen is broken up into the different cartridges. If a Cartridge is not licensed, it will be disabled. |   |
Factory Configs |
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The factory configs display the preset configurations for the system, and are not editable. |
Definitions | |
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Backup Definition Backup is where the blade plunges into the matboard. If the backup is too long it can leave a visible cut on the face of the mat. If the backup is too short it can leave a hook or an incomplete cut. An exterior backup cuts into the matboard itself. An interior backup cuts into the fallout, such as in French Stairs. |   |
Overcut Definition Overcut is where the blade comes out of the matboard. If the overcut is too long it can leave a visible cut on the face of the mat. If the overcut is too short it can leave a hook or an incomplete cut. An exterior overcut cuts into the matboard itself. An interior overcut cuts into the fallout, as in French Stairs. | |
Cutting Side Make sure matboard nestles tightly into horizontal and vertical clamps of the CMC. | |
Back of mat Back means to cut from back of mat. Place back of mat toward user, facing away from CMC. | |
Front of mat Front means to cut from front of mat. Place front of mat toward user, facing away from CMC. | |