VICUT VR30 Manuel utilisateur
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USER MANUAL
VICUT ROLL LABEL CUTTER VR30
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Contents
I. Label Cutter Installation
II. Software “Label Studio” Installation
III. How to Creat First Label
IV. Touch Screen Panel Instruction
V. Calibration
VI. Roll Media Installation
VII. Blade Installation & Cutting Force Test
VIII. Basic Maintenance
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I. Label Cutter Installation
Step 1: Preparation before unpacking
A. electric screw driver B. one computer
Step 2: Open the wooden package box by using the electric screw driver.
Step 3: Take Out the Roll Label cutter
Step 4: Take out the box of the spare parts, check if all the parts are completed.
Step 5: Put the machine on the table
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Step 6: Connect the power line and turn on the machine
Step 7: Connect the machine with your computer by USB line.
After the connection is successful, the software will show whether the normal connection.
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II. Software “Label Studio” Installation
Thanks for choosing our label cutter, please find the softwareCD from accessory box, install
it into a computer, then choose your appropriate exe. (Notice: One software could only be
installed in one computer.)
This program is dedicated to create precise cut layouts for batch label production.
This version of the software offers state of the art accuracy and scanning speed to boost
your production capabilities.
Also, the mark size has been reduced to only 5mm to allow maximum use of the printed
media.
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Activating the Program
After installed the program, you will need to activate it before you are able to load in any
jobs. If you have not yet activated, you will see the following message when you try to load
in a job:
To Activate the program, click on the “Help” menu, and select “License Manager (Activate)”
to open the license manager screen. Click on “Activate” and follow the prompts.
Loading Artwork into Label Studio
Currently, Label Studio will load either PDF files, or Adobe Illustrator CS files.
The artwork should include the design elements to be printed, along with a special path
used to specify the cutting contours. The color of the cutting contours should be different
to any other colors used in the job, so that it can be uniquely selected.
Click on the “Load Job” icon and select the desired logo file you want to load.
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After selecting the artwork, you will be presented with a series of options, allowing you to
change the physical size of the logo, apply cropping, and most importantly select the
cutting contours.
Selecting the Cutting Contours
On this example, you can see that there is a spot color in the artwork, called “CutContour”.
It does not need to be called this, and could be any color, as long as no other elements in
the design to use this color.
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When you select the cutting color, you have the option to also allow this color to print, or by
default, the selected cutting color will not be printed. You can visually inspect the selected
cutting contours by changing the view mode to either “Show Overlay”, “Show Print” or
“Show Cut”.
Creating a job layout
After you have loaded the required artwork jobs, you can now build a job layout to be print
and cut. The first thing you should do is specify the page options to match the size you
wish to print.
Paper Width: Total size of printed artwork. This should be slightly less than the maximum
printing size of your printer.
Edge Margin: How much gap to allow from the left and right edge of the paper, before
placing the alignment marks.
Vertical spacing: This setting is the amount of gap to add between each row of logos.
The page layout is designed so that when you print multiple copies of the layout, they
should be printed with no gaps between them (on the printer), as the exact gap spacing
required is already built into the page layout, using the vertical spacing setting. This allows
you to create a single layout that can be repeated as many times as you wish, joining
together seamlessly to fill your roll with the final print.
Horizontal spacing: The amount of gap to allow when positioning logos adjacently in
the horizontal direction.
Auto Center: When this setting is selected, the page is treated as a series of columns, so
if you had 2 logos on the same row, each would be cantered on either the left or right half
of the available layout. This setting is useful for multi row printing, where you want top and
bottom logos to be cantered to each other.
Adding Jobs to the Layout
With the selected jobs selected, click on “Add” to place the selected jobs into the current
layout.
The buttons at the bottom of the screen will change, depending upon the selection,
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allowing you to duplicate the current job, add new ones, remove the selected jobs, or clear
the entire layout.
You can quickly add and remove jobs by simply double clicking on the item, either in the
list, or in the preview area.
To select all of the currently packed logos in the layout, click on the preview window,
away from any of the logos to unselect them all, and then double click to select them all.
To select multiple items in the current packed layout, hold down the shift key when you
click on them.
Applying the current layout
Once you are satisfied with the current layout, and wish to proceed, click on “Apply”.
This will remove the packed logos from the Job Queue, and create a new packed job in
the “Processed Jobs” list.
From here, you are able to generate the final artwork (PDF), print it, and also send the job
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to be cut. You cannot cut the packed job, until you have created the final Artwork file.
You can control the quality of the final output, from the Output menu. By default the final
artwork is built using High quality mode (600dpi), but you can change it to 300dpi if you
wish.
There are also options to include the cut-lines, and exclude the image, but these options
are only for testing purposes, and should not normally be used when creating final
artwork.
Printing the artwork
After the final artwork has been built, clicking on the “Print” button will launch adobe
reader, displaying the printing dialog.
Here you should select the correct page size settings, and desired number of copies to
print. It is important that you print at 100% actual size, to ensure the cutting data
matches the size of the printed artwork.
Copying the Final Artwork to another folder/computer
If you wish to load the final artwork into a 3rd party program to handle the printing, or
copy it to another computer, you can quickly locate this file by selecting the “Inspect
Artwork file” from the “Output” menu.
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