CG-130 SR3 - Any special trick needed to read intermediate marks?

[jimmmi]

Hello, i tried my SR3 to read 6 marks, the 4 angle marks and two intermediate, but it didn't read them. It reads the first right front, passed the first intermediate, read the second and then started to run the material like trying to reach the end. Do i have to select something in Finecut or on the machine?

 

[Headstrike]

Make sure you selected the right combination of crop marks in Finecut, and that you clicked "detect mark".
If you set it up correctly into illustrator and Finecut it should read them.

Also make sure that you selected the right plotter in the settings.

 

[jimmmi]

Make sure you selected the right combination of crop marks in Finecut, and that you clicked "detect mark".
If you set it up correctly into illustrator and Finecut it should read them.

Also make sure that you selected the right plotter in the settings.

The correct plotter is selected as it enables to add intermediate marks. The right combination icon is 4 marks and its selected too. I think everything is correct but the cutter keeps avoiding

 

[Headstrike]

Did you change the size of your artwork when you printed it?

 

[jimmmi]

Did you change the size of your artwork when you printed it?

No. Just rotated the material 90° but also the file in Finecut. As usual wen cutting with 4 marks

 

[Headstrike]

Are you sure you didn't rotate it twice?
What I mean is that maybe you rotated it while printing, but then fed it into the plotter straight.
The direction you see in Finecut, it's the way you should see once into the plotter.

 

[jimmmi]

Are you sure you didn't rotate it twice?
What I mean is that maybe you rotated it while printing, but then fed it into the plotter straight.
The direction you see in Finecut, it's the way you should see once into the plotter.

Rotation was correct. Same file i deleted the intermediate marks and sent the file again with the 4 corners marks. And then worked. So the orientation was correct.