Use the machine’s local data editing feature to modify an existing cutting template for a specific size requirement. The supported adjustments include scaling the template up or down according to your needs. After editing, the modified template appears in a different color so that you can distinguish it from the original version. You can also cancel or clear the changes at any time.
What You Need Before Editing
This procedure applies when an existing cutting template on the machine needs to be adjusted to meet a specific size requirement. The template must already exist on the machine because the documented editing feature modifies existing templates. Determine whether the template needs to be scaled up or scaled down before making the adjustment.
How to Modify the Cutting Template
Follow the supported actions in this order. The local data editing feature is intended to provide the size flexibility needed without treating the edited template as the original version.
- Use local data editing: Access the machine’s local data editing feature when an existing template needs to meet a specific size requirement.
- Modify the existing template: Work with the required cutting template already available on the machine.
- Adjust the scale: Scale the template up or down based on the size you need.
- Identify the edited version: Look for the template displayed in a different color. This color difference distinguishes the edited template from the original version.
- Manage unwanted changes: If the adjustment is no longer required, cancel or clear the changes. These options remain available at any time.
How Editing Affects the Template Display
An edited template is visually distinguished from its original version by a different display color. This distinction helps identify which template contains local size changes and which one remains the original. The color change applies to the edited template after modifications such as scaling up or scaling down.
Completion Check and Change Options
Confirm that the modified template is displayed in a different color from the original version. This is the documented way to distinguish the edited result. If the modified size does not need to be retained, cancel or clear the changes at any time. The supported scope is editing an existing template on the machine, including scaling it up or down to meet a specific size requirement.
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