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SETUP LED
Lights when the SETUP key is pressed.
Operations can be performed when lighted.
2 Part Names and Functions
2-3 Operation Panel
PAUSE LED
Lights when the PAUSE key is pressed to stop
the PNC-5000 temporarily.
BASE POINT SET LED
Lights when the base point is set.
ALIGN POINT SET LED
Lights when the align point is set.
SETUP Key
Pressing this key after loading material detects
the position of the pinch rollers and automati-
cally determines the area for printing or cutting.
Also, pressing this key after using the PAUSE
key to temporarily stop an operation in progress
will delete the data that has been sent to the
PNC-5000 from the computer. This key must be
pressed in order to begin printing or cutting.
PAUSE Key
When pressed once, this key temporarily halts
operation in progress. Pressing this key again
releases the paused state.
BASE POINT SET Key
When material has been reloaded, pressing this
key sets the base point (the crop-mark position
at the front-right edge of the material). For
more details, see section “5-8 Removing and
Reloading Printed Material for Cutting.”
ALIGN POINT SET Key
When material has been reloaded, pressing this
key sets the align point (the crop-mark
position at the front-left edge of the material).
For more details, see section “5-8 Removing
and Reloading Printed Material for Cutting.”
(Cursor Keys)
Pressing the , , , and keys causes
the tool or material to move in the specified
direction.
TEST Key
Executes a cutting test to check material
characteristics, cut quality, and suitable
pressure for the blade.
TOOL UP/DOWN Key
Moves the tool move up or down.
POWER/ERROR LED
Lights when the power is switched on and
flashes when an error is generated.
The SETUP LED and POWER/ERROR LED blink simultaneously.
The SETUP LED and POWER/ERROR LED blink simultaneously if material is not loaded correctly. See “5-5 Loading/Removing
Material” for an explanation of how to load material.
The PAUSE LED and POWER/ERROR LED blink simultaneously.
The PAUSE LED and POWER/ERROR LED blink simultaneously if no ribbon cartridge is installed, or if the ink ribbon has run out.
For more details, see “5-4 Installing a Ribbon Cartridge.”