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Creation CR630 / CR1200 Vinyl Cutter Setup. Try a different USB port on. Select the CT-630 or CT-1200 cutter from the driver list instead of the CR-630 or CR.

I have i think a bad driver,or two. It will install as a USB instead of a Comm port and so i cant use the. Creation PCUT Cutting Plotter. Driver for Pcut ct 630. STEP 2: Locate the driver file and double click to run it. NOTE: The following screen will appear for a few seconds. STEP 3: Turn on the cutter and connect via USB. Windows will detect the device and installs the driver.

Repost from other thread - since there's other discussions going on: - I just purchased a PCUT CT630, and having some troubles. I set it up according to the instruction, used the driver provided. Lexmark toner chip reset. I'm using ArtCut, which came with the CT630, Windows 2000 SP4, USB interface. Here are my symptoms: From the artcut, I click on 'Cut/Plot' button and the CT630 starts to plot few lines.

But, about 2 seconds later, the blade holder goes all the way to the left, pushes the red button, and I get a message 'Waiting' displayed on the small LCD screen. At this stage, no buttons work.

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When the blade holder is pushing the red button, nothing works, as I (attempt to) physically move it towards the centre again, the CT630 resets. I used 'Test' button in Artcut, the plotter draws a circle/square and the the blade goes all the way to the left again, same thing happens.

Could it be a driver problem? Can anyone help me? I just tried again without blade this time, it worked.

So it could be something to do with a setting? Thanks in advance. I have the identical machine and I had this happen to me once, but only with one particular font.Babylon. Could be the font you are cutting has a fault. I use the WinPC Sign software that came with my machine. I was advised against Art-Cut. When the machine goes all the way over to touch the red button.turn off the machine then slide the cut head over manually, then restart.

My supplier of the machine also says grounding is important. But it comes with a grounded plug. You could try running a wire from the frame of the machine to a ground.ie.the screw in the middle of your wall receptacle. Has your machine been working well prior to this?

Have you tried a differnet file to cut, or does it do this all the time? I think if there is an open path in your vector file it would cause the machine to ' loose its mind' so to speak. Hope this helps. It finally worked!

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I did few things, so it could be one of the followings: First, the nodes were too close together in my artwork, so I spaced them out. Second, In case of the static issue, I placed a piece of wire sitting on top of the vinyl roll to the ground of PC via exposed metal contact on the USB connector. Third, I disabled 'Sharp Angle' compensation setting in Artcut. I have now successfully cut 3 designs consecutively without failure. It's a brand new machine, freshly out of box just 2 days ago.

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Thanks everyone for the hints and comments, they have gave me the hope (hope that I didn't buy a dodgy cutter) and ideas. I'm sure I'll have more questions later. All posts and other information available at Signs 101 should be viewed as the opinion only of the poster. No claim is made that any information is accurate. As such, each reader should not rely on any information available here as accurate and should independently verify such accuracy. In addition, no claim is made that posts made here will be free from profanity, obscenity, rude, hurtful, libelous or insulting opinions of the poster.

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