Publication Station - User contributions [en-gb]

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:34:19Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose '''(b)''', and your cover '''(a)''' prepared as a spread.

[[File:Bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
* Place your cover sheet on the right hand side
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png]]

* Tighten the clamp until it will not tighten any further by pressing the button illustrated below
[[File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:Bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages
* Let the binding and cover clamp to fully disengage before you remove your booklet

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:33:17Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose '''(b)''', and your cover '''(a)''' prepared as a spread.

[[File:Bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
* Tighten the clamp until it will not tighten any further by pressing the button illustrated below
[[File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png]]

* Place your cover sheet on the right hand side
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:Bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages
* Let the binding and cover clamp to fully disengage before you remove your booklet

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:33:05Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose ''(b)'', and your cover ''(a)'' prepared as a spread.

[[File:Bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
* Tighten the clamp until it will not tighten any further by pressing the button illustrated below
[[File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png]]

* Place your cover sheet on the right hand side
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:Bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages
* Let the binding and cover clamp to fully disengage before you remove your booklet

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:32:09Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose, and your cover prepared as a spread.

[[File:Bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
* Tighten the clamp until it will not tighten any further by pressing the button illustrated below
[[File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png]]

* Place your cover sheet on the right hand side
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:Bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages
* Let the binding and cover clamp to fully disengage before you remove your booklet

File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png

2018-03-13T12:30:40Z

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File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png

2018-03-13T12:29:25Z

Eastwood: Eastwood uploaded a new version of File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png

File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png

2018-03-13T12:28:04Z

Eastwood:

File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png

2018-03-13T12:08:14Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:06:52Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose, and your cover prepared as a spread.

[[File:Bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
* Tighten the clamp until it will not tighten any further by pressing the button illustrated below
[[File:Bookbinder-clamp-button.png]]

* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:Bookbinder-coverandcontents.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:Bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages

File:Bookbinder-green-button.png

2018-03-13T12:04:01Z

Eastwood:

File:Bookbinder-pages.png

2018-03-13T12:03:44Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T12:03:00Z

Eastwood:

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose, and your cover prepared as a spread.

[[File:bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:bookbinder-cover.png]]

* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
[[File:bookbinder-contents-slot.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages

Quickstartguide talk:Gluebinder

2018-03-13T11:02:00Z

Eastwood: Created page with "To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose, and your cover prepared as a spread. File:bookbinder-pages.png * Wait until the..."

To bind a book using the glue book binding machine you will need to have your pages loose, and your cover prepared as a spread.
[[File:bookbinder-pages.png]]

* Wait until the machine heat is 155 degrees
* Line up the center of your cover with the red arrow
[[File:bookbinder-cover.png]]

* Place your contents into the left hand side slot
[[File:bookbinder-contents-slot.png]]

* Press the green button on the front
[[File:bookbinder-green-button.png]]

* Support the contents with your hand while the cover is attached to the content pages

Quickstartguide

2018-03-13T08:06:58Z

Eastwood: /* Printmaking Studio */

This is the place where you can find the quick start guides of the machines in the Publication Station.

== Printmaking Studio ==

[[Quickstartguide:Riso | Riso]]

[[Quickstartguide:Roland | Vinyl Plotter]]

[[Quickstartguide:vls4.60 | Universal Laser Engraver]]

[[Quickstartguide:Sawgrass | Sublimatieprinter]]

[[Quickstartguide:Transferpress | Heat Transfer Press]]

[[Quickstartguide:Screenprint | Screen Printing]]

[[Quickstartguide:Bookbinder | Bookbinding Machine]]

[[Quickstartguide:PaperDrill | Paper Drill]]

== Print Studio ==

[[Quickstartguide:Mimaki | UV flatbed printer]]

[[Quickstartguide:Mirage | Inktjet printing]]

== Device Lab ==

[[Quickstartguide:Emoon | EMOON]]

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T15:07:48Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

There are two stages involved in printing on the RISO. First Master creation, then Printing.

== Step 1. Master Creation ==

=== with the Computer ===

* Create a file or layer per colour you want to print in greyscale
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO making sure that your chosen colour is in the left hand side. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Press Print to create the master

== Step 2. Printing ==

* First make your Master(s) (see above)
* Go to the screen on the RISO
[[File:riso-screen.png]]

* Select ''Drum 1'' or ''Dual-Color''
* Select ''Printing''
[[File:riso-screen-print.png]]

* Place your paper in the feed tray
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Select how many copies you would like to make
[[File:riso-counter.png]]

* Press the green button
[[File:riso-button.png]]

== Switching Colours ==

* Open the front of the RISO
* Press the green button to release the drums
[[File:riso-colour-no.png]]

* Wait until the button is solid green
[[File:riso-colour-yes.png]]

* Roll out the colour that you wish to change
[[File:riso-colur-out.png]]

* Pick it up by the green handles
* Place it carefully ontop of another colour box
* Take out the colour you wish to use
* Place into the empty drum tray and roll it back in until it clicks closed
* Close the door
* Place un-wanted colour into now empty colour box
* Print!

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T15:07:05Z

Eastwood: /* with the Computer */

__NOTOC__

There are two stages involved in printing on the RISO. First Master creation, then Printing.

== Step 1. Master Creation ==

=== with the Computer ===

* Create a file or layer per colour you want to print in greyscale
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO making sure that your chosen colour is in the left hand side. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Press Print to create the master

== Step 2. Printing ==

* First make your Master(s) (see above)
* Go to the screen on the RISO
[[File:riso-screen.png]]

* Select ''Drum 1'' or ''Dual-Color''
* Select ''Printing''
[[File:riso-screen-print.png]]

* Place your paper in the feed tray
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Select how many copies you would like to make
[[File:riso-counter.png]]

* Press the green button
[[File:riso-button.png]]

== File Preparation ==

== Switching Colours ==

* Open the front of the RISO
* Press the green button to release the drums
[[File:riso-colour-no.png]]

* Wait until the button is solid green
[[File:riso-colour-yes.png]]

* Roll out the colour that you wish to change
[[File:riso-colur-out.png]]

* Pick it up by the green handles
* Place it carefully ontop of another colour box
* Take out the colour you wish to use
* Place into the empty drum tray and roll it back in until it clicks closed
* Close the door
* Place un-wanted colour into now empty colour box
* Print!

File:Riso-colur-out.png

2018-03-08T14:08:14Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-colour-yes.png

2018-03-08T14:07:59Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-colour-no.png

2018-03-08T14:07:39Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T14:07:23Z

Eastwood: /* Switching Colours */

__NOTOC__

There are two stages involved in printing on the RISO. First Master creation, then Printing.

== Step 1. Master Creation ==

=== with the Computer ===

* Prepare your file for print. [[#file|Don't know how?]]
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO making sure that your chosen colour is in the left hand side. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Press Print to create the master

== Step 2. Printing ==

* First make your Master(s) (see above)
* Go to the screen on the RISO
[[File:riso-screen.png]]

* Select ''Drum 1'' or ''Dual-Color''
* Select ''Printing''
[[File:riso-screen-print.png]]

* Place your paper in the feed tray
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Select how many copies you would like to make
[[File:riso-counter.png]]

* Press the green button
[[File:riso-button.png]]

== File Preparation ==

== Switching Colours ==

* Open the front of the RISO
* Press the green button to release the drums
[[File:riso-colour-no.png]]

* Wait until the button is solid green
[[File:riso-colour-yes.png]]

* Roll out the colour that you wish to change
[[File:riso-colur-out.png]]

* Pick it up by the green handles
* Place it carefully ontop of another colour box
* Take out the colour you wish to use
* Place into the empty drum tray and roll it back in until it clicks closed
* Close the door
* Place un-wanted colour into now empty colour box
* Print!

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T14:04:05Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-button.png

2018-03-08T14:02:52Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-counter.png

2018-03-08T14:02:21Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-screen-print.png

2018-03-08T14:02:03Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-screen.png

2018-03-08T14:01:52Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:55:23Z

Eastwood: /* with the Computer */

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:54:49Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-colours.png

2018-03-08T13:47:24Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:25:49Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

There are two stages involved in printing on the RISO. First Master creation, then Printing.

== Step 1. Master Creation ==

* Prepare your file for print. [[#file|Don't know how?]]
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Press Print to create the master

== Step 2. Printing ==

== File Preparation ==

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:25:38Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

There are two stages involved in printing on the RISO. First Master creation, then Printing.

== Step 1. Master Creation ==

* Prepare your file for print. [[#file|Don't know how?]]
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png|thumb]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Press Print to create the master

== Step 2. Printing ==

== File Preparation ==

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:20:56Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-settings.png

2018-03-08T13:20:04Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-printsettings.png

2018-03-08T13:19:35Z

Eastwood:

File:Riso-file.png

2018-03-08T13:19:20Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Riso

2018-03-08T13:15:42Z

Eastwood: Created page with "__NOTOC__ * Prepare your file for print. Don't know how? * Open your file File:riso-file.png * Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO. #colour|Don't..."

__NOTOC__

* Prepare your file for print. [[#file|Don't know how?]]
* Open your file
[[File:riso-file.png]]

* Place the colour(s) that you want into the RISO. [[#colour|Don't know how?]]
[[File:riso-colours.png]]

* Open the Print dialogue, or press Ctrl+P
* Go to ''RISO IS300'', and click ''"Settings"''
[[File:riso-printsettings.png]]

* Make sure that under ''Coloring'' you have selected the colours that you have inserted into the machine
[[File:riso-settings.png]]

* Check and set any other settings you like (like paper size)
* Place paper into the RISO
[[File:riso-paper.png]]

* Print!

== File Preparation ==

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T12:26:22Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Set the blade or pen. [[#pen|Dont know how?]]
* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter. [[#set|Dont know how?]]
* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll, and measure the width and length of your sheet. ''Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area''
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* The preview box will show you what will be plot
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

== Setting Media ==

When setting up the media you will need to do the following:

* Set the rollers ''under'' the white markings.
[[File:plotter-roller-yes.png]]

* When using a '''roll''', place it in the holder at the base of the machine
[[File:plotter-roll-placement.png]]

* Then feed the edge of the roll from the back to the front so that it is under the rollers
[[File:plotter-roll-feed.png]]

* When using a '''sheet''', feed it in making sure that it is under the rollers
* Clamp the roll or sheet using the lever by pulling it towards you
[[File:plotter-lever.png]]

== Changing Pen/Blade ==

* Loosen the blade holder by screwing the silver tightener anti-clockwise
[[File:plotter-blade.png]]

* If you are inserting a pen, make sure that when the holder is completely pressed the pen touches the surface you wish to draw on.
[[File:plotter-pen.png]]

* If you are inserting a blade, make sure that it is inserted as far as it can go.
* Tighten the tightener by screwing it clockwise
* Plot

File:Plotter-pen.png

2018-03-08T12:25:00Z

Eastwood:

File:Plotter-blade.png

2018-03-08T12:24:38Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T12:19:26Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

== Quickstart ==

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Set the blade or pen. [[#pen|Dont know how?]]
* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter. [[#set|Dont know how?]]
* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll, and measure the width and length of your sheet. ''Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area''
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* The preview box will show you what will be plot
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

== Setting Media ==

When setting up the media you will need to do the following:

* Set the rollers ''under'' the white markings.
[[File:plotter-roller-yes.png]]

* When using a '''roll''', place it in the holder at the base of the machine
[[File:plotter-roll-placement.png]]

* Then feed the edge of the roll from the back to the front so that it is under the rollers
[[File:plotter-roll-feed.png]]

* When using a '''sheet''', feed it in making sure that it is under the rollers
* Clamp the roll or sheet using the lever by pulling it towards you
[[File:plotter-lever.png]]

== Changing Pen/Blade ==

* Loosen the blade holder by screwing the silver tightener anti-clockwise
[[File:plotter-blade.png]]

* If you are inserting a pen, make sure that when the holder is completely pressed the pen touches the surface you wish to draw on.
[[File:plotter-pen.png]]

* If you are inserting a blade, make sure that it is inserted as far as it can go.
* Tighten the tightener by screwing it clockwise
* Plot

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T10:47:59Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

== Quickstart ==

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Set the blade or pen. [[#pen|Dont know how?]]

* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter. [[#set|Dont know how?]]
[[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]

* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll. Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
* The preview box will show you what will be plot
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

== Setting Media ==

When setting up the media you will need to do the following:

* Set the rollers ''under'' the white markings.
[[File:plotter-roller-yes.png]]

* When using a '''roll''', place it in the holder at the base of the machine
[[File:plotter-roll-placement.png]]

* Then feed the edge of the roll from the back to the front so that it is under the rollers
[[File:plotter-roll-feed.png]]

* When using a '''sheet''', feed it from the front so that it is under the rollers
* Clamp the roll or sheet using the lever by pulling it towards you
[[File:plotter-lever.png]]

== Changing Pen/Blade ==

File:Plotter-lever.png

2018-03-08T10:47:41Z

Eastwood:

File:Plotter-roll-feed.png

2018-03-08T10:47:12Z

Eastwood:

File:Plotter-roll-placement.png

2018-03-08T10:46:45Z

Eastwood:

File:Plotter-roller-yes.png

2018-03-08T10:46:31Z

Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T10:17:15Z

Eastwood:

__NOTOC__

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter
[[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]

* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll. Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
* The preview box will show you what will be plot
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

== test ==

== test 2 ==

== test 3 ==

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T10:03:08Z

Eastwood:

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter
[[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]

* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll. Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
* The preview box will show you what will be plot
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

2018-03-08T10:02:22Z

Eastwood:

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter
[[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]

* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* The plotter will show you the width of the roll. Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to cut
* The preview box will show you what will be cut
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]

File:Plotter-sheet-media.png

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File:Plotter-roll-media.png

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Eastwood:

Quickstartguide talk:Roland

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Eastwood:

* Open Illustrator
* Open your file
* If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
[[File:Ai-text.png]]
[[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]

* Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter
[[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]

* Select the media type on the display
[[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
[[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]

* Verify that your graphic is not bigger than the plot area
[[File:Plotter-size.png]]

* Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
* Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to cut
* The preview box will show you what will be cut
[[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]

* When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
[[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]

* If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
[[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]