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12 What to do if...
Has the correct driver selection been made for the application program? (Using with Windows.)
Select the appropriate CX-24/12 driver.
For the CX-24:
[Roland CAMM-1 CX-24]
For the CX-12:
[Roland CAMM-1 CX-12].
Are the settings for the driver program correct? (Using with Windows.)
Make the correct settings for the output port and communication parameters.
12-2 The Material Slips Away from the Pinch Rollers
During the Cutting Process
Are the sheet loading levers lowered?
If the sheet loading levers are raised, then make sure the left and right pinch rollers are within the edged of the material and lower the
sheet loading levers. (Refer to "4-2 Loading the Material".)
Is the material loaded in parallel with the grit rollers?
If the front edge of the material is cut at an angle, trim off an excess portion so that the front edge is parallel with the grit rollers, then
load the material.
Is the material making contact somewhere while cutting is in progress?
Make sure that the left and right edges of the material do not make contact with the inner surfaces of the CX-24/12 during cutting. Such
contact may not only damage the material, but may make normal material feed impossible or cause the material to slip.
When feeding lengthy material, was a check made before cutting to make sure that the material does not slip?
Use the [AREA] display menu to feed out the amount of material to be used (plus a margin of about 0.1 m), and make sure the material
does not come loose from the pinch rollers.
Are the pinch rollers damaged or deformed?
If the material comes loose even when it is loaded correctly, the useful life of the pinch rollers has ended.
If this happens, contact your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer or service center. (Replacement is a charged service operation.)