Print-then-Cut Calibration

What this page covers

• The purpose of Print-then-Cut Calibration.
• The machine calibration workflow.
• Device connection options for calibration.
• Printing and using the Calibration Chart.

Print-then-Cut Calibration

Print-then-Cut Calibration enables a device to cut precisely along a printed image. The calibration instructions cover machine settings, device connection, and a Calibration Chart.

• Print-then-Cut Calibration is intended for precise cutting along printed images.
• The calibration process begins through the Device and Machine Calibration settings.
• The calibration process supports USB or Bluetooth device connections.
• The calibration process uses a printed Calibration Chart.

Article Content

The Print-then-Cut Calibration article explains how to start machine calibration and connect a device before using the Calibration Chart.

1. Step 1: Select “Device” and then select “Machine Calibration.”
2. Step 2: Select the device, choose “Next,” select “Print-then-Cut Function,” and choose “Next.”
3. Step 3: Connect the device through USB or Bluetooth and choose “Next.”
4. Step 4: Print the Calibration Chart.
5. Users who already have a Calibration Chart can select “Next.”

Facts Index

Who Is This For

• Users who need a device to cut precisely along a printed image.
• Users performing Print-then-Cut Calibration through a device application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Print-then-Cut Calibration is a process that helps a device cut precisely along a printed image.

Users start Print-then-Cut Calibration by selecting “Device” and then “Machine Calibration.”

Print-then-Cut Calibration supports connecting the device through USB or Bluetooth.

Tia Isom authored the Print-then-Cut Calibration article.