Grond Hire

[Pakwood 0]

Does anyone can show me some pictures about making the Ground Hire in a Mh1351 refine?

[lueman 19]

I'm not sure who you want to employ (hire), but a Ground Wire is just any wire from the metal parts of your machine to an earth ground. In a pinch you could literally run a wire directly into the ground, but most people use the center screw in an AC receptacle (do not use the middle "ground plug", it's not safe sticking a bare wire and it doesn

[edge 67]

I am not familar with the power grid in Portugal. What type of electrical system do they incorporate?

[lueman 19]

They use:

Synchronicity

Connected

High

Maintenance

Ultra

Conservative

Chaotic

Electrical

System

Utility

otherwise known as Schmuck ES U

But seriously what does that have to do with a ground wire?

[Pakwood 0]

I have a Us Cutter mh1351 Refine, and it has a problem with the cut,

if i cut a square the first side of the square is a cut very soft (won't cut well),the rest is good and it won't finish the cut,

Not finish the cut i resolved with the FlexiSign Pro 8.1, i click in the Overcut function and it works good,

but the rest i don't know how to resolved, so i think may'be the Ground Hire could work in this case.

In Portugal we have  AC220V.

[Rodger 527]

Ground Hire = Ground Wire 

[deth502 39]

not the answer your looking for, but as for not completing the cut that you now use overcut for, could this be because of your offset being not set properly?

[hockeygirl 30]

And since you're getting uneven cut, make sure your cutting strip is in good condition and installed evenly.

[Pakwood 0]

the offset is ok, i also have a Roland Pnc 950 (old machine) and works ok with this offset properties.

i also have a problem, and cannot instal the Us Cutter mh 1351 with the serial port, today i buy a Converter LPT (db25) to Serial (db9), i'm gonna try the connection with LPT, may'be the connection failed with USB.

[lueman 19]

I think a serial connection would be better. And yes printing on one side soft tends to point to the strip maybe use some 1500 grit sandpaper to smooth it a little. each machine has it's own offset setting depending on blade depth & pressure -offset is a guide don't be afraid to try different values til you find the best for you.

[Pakwood 0]

ok, i will try to set the Offset Values.

i also cannot connect the Cutter with serial Port, it gives the Write Port Error, or Cannot Open Port.

[lueman 19]

Makesure you hae the same settings on the PC's device manager, the Printer (if it has settings) and the softwareMine are 9600 baud, 8-1-none serial port 2