Print data format can be selected and outputted from EPS / PDF. When a printer prints data with ID and a cutting plotter detects the ID, it can cut automatically by the function. To do the ID cut, set the cutting condition with FineCut first and output the ID cut data.Īnd print register marks with the given ID with RasterLinkPlus. RasterLink 6 Plus ver1.2 or higher, and CuttingLink ver 1.0 or higher are required.Then, detect the register marks with the cutting plotter.
(The defect is occurred only CorelDRAW X7.)Ĭutting direction can be changed after checking cutting direction at CorelDRAW and click pass. Register color/layer of cutting condition as a favorite eachĪfter registering cutting condition and cutting order which is setting each color and layer as a favorite, apply the favorite, cutting condition and cutting order can be operated simply even though data is changed.Improved the operability of Reverse Cut (Only for CFL-605RT FWVer.1.40 and later）įirst, perform all frame cut at obverse, and continuously perform data cut at reverse.To perform separately frame cut and reverse cut in two processes, separated operation of frame and data cutting can be performed at separate timing. When using a data which the length is more than 15,400mm, CorelDRAW freezes when displaying plot dialog.When executing printed & cut with RL output, squire pass around the date is printed.In CFL-605RT, the reverse cut function is improved.(Only for CFL-605RT)To improve the operability of reverse cut, change the UI and specification of reverse cut. Enlarge the area to paint in red around the register mark to prevent occurring the register mark detection error.(Only for the model which has register detection function excluding CF3.).In CJV300/150 series, each line can be cut when performing continuous register cut.But if the data is copied, each line can NOT be cut.CorelDRAW Technical Suite X7 is supported.The new information of FineCut8 cannot be acquired through the online information.CorelDRAW X7(32/64bit) is now supported.
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