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Installation Guide Made In America 2015 TigerStop, LLC™ TigerCrossCut February 2015 Mk1 Serial Number: TCC TigerCrossCut Installation Guide © 2013 TigerStop, LLC Safety First! •Any Automatic equipment can be dangerous if used improperly, and this includes TigerStop and its line of automation equipment: TigerStop, TigerPro, TigerFence (standard and SLR), TigerCrossCut, TigerTurbo, TigerRack, Heavy Duty2 and TigerSaw. •But before you put your tape measure away and start making a TigerStop machine your newest best friend, please read and consider the following safety reminders, some of which may relate to the operation of your other power tools as well. •If a warning is also found elsewhere in this manual or on a label affixed to the machine, the reference is shown in parentheses. Warning: TigerStop, TigerFence, TigerCrossCut, TigerRip Fence, Heavy Duty2, TigerTurbo and TigerRack are machine components intended for use in conjunction with other potentially dangerous machinery. The use of these components does not make that machinery safe. TigerStop, LLC’s products are not intended to substitute, in any manner, for safety requirements in general, or in conjunction with other safety features to make the machine as safe as possible and to ensure that it meets federal, state and local law with respect to safety and all other regulatory requirements. In addition, TigerStop, TigerStop Heavy Duty 2, and TigerTurbo are machine components that should only be operated by qualified persons trained in safe operating procedures. Illustrations of TigerStop, TigerStop Heavy Duty2 and TigerTurbo components in use do not show, and are not intended to show, safety features necessary to make the machinery safe to operate. (Label covering end cap of fence extrusions) Warning: TigerStop (TigerFence SLR, TigerFence, TigerCrossCut, TigerTurbo, TigerRack, Heavy Duty2 and TigerSaw) must be installed in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations, as well as common sense safety requirements, Use only trained professionals when installing TigerStop machines with existing equipment to ensure a safe and proper work station that will in no way endanger the operator or any other personnel. Do not operate without proper training, both in TigerStop operation, and in the operation of adjoining equipment. (Installation Guides of: TigerStop, TigerFence, TigerFence SLR, TigerCrossCut, TigerTurbo, TigerRack and Heavy Duty2) FOUR IMPORTANT CAUTIONS: 1. Do not randomly drill and tap holes in the TigerStop fence beam for mounting or for any other purpose. This might damage the drive system. All fastening or attachment to the fence beam MUST be made by inserting T-bolts or T-nuts WITH washers! 2. It is CRITICAL - especially if NOT using TigerStop attachment brackets (UBR), that if T-nuts are used, the bolts are prevented from tightening through them and into the aluminum fence beam. Again, it is imperative that washers be used. 3. Uneven tightening of the bolts used to fasten down TigerStop to its mounting support can introduce a slight twist or other deformation in the beam. This will result in inaccurate measurement and premature failure of the drive belt or other components. 4. The motor box (compartment) contains DC voltage with potentially FATAL amperage. NEVER attempt any unauthorized actions inside the motor box. (linked from TigerStop Installation, Feed Table Installation, Ledge Stand) CAUTION: NEVER drill holes into the HD2 fence beam for any reason! (HD2 Installation) CAUTION: NEVER drill holes into the TigerTurbo fence beam for any reason! (TigerTurbo Installation) CAUTION: Washers MUST be used to prevent damage to the fence beam by over tightening! (Mounting TigerStop to a Feed Table) WARNING: Using a TigerStop interconnect does not relieve you of the responsibility for making sure that your saw or other tool has all the necessary safety equipment in place. (Standard Interconnect Kit, Advanced Interconnect Kit) DANGER: This machine can start, move and stop automatically. Keep hands and loose clothing clear of moving parts while operating. Moving parts can crush and cut. When used with a saw or other cutting equipment, bodily injury and death may result if operated without safety guards on all machines. Do not operate with guards removed. Operators must wear adequate eye and ear protection. High voltage DANGER - Do not open motor compartment or controller keypad. No user serviceable parts inside. (TigerStop Quick Reference Card, ALSO label of motor end plate or amplifier cover) DANGER! CAUTION! Keep hands and loose clothing clear of moving parts while operating. Moving parts can crush and cut. To comply with ANSI Safety Standard B11-19 paragraph 4.2.1, “The user shall be responsible for ensuring that safeguarding is provided, integrated, installed, maintained and used in accordance with the requirements of this standard.” When used with saws or other cutting equipment, bodily injury and death may result if operated without safety guards on all machines. Do not operate with guards removed. Keep the work area clean and well-lit to avoid accidental injury. Do not use TigerStop in a dangerous environment. Using power tools in wet locations or in rain can cause shock or electrocution! Do not operate near flammable liquids or in gaseous or explosive atmospheres! Wear proper apparel, no loose clothes or jewelry which could get pulled into moving machinery or materials. Wear non slip footwear, safety glasses, ear protection and a dust mask. Do NOT operate this machinery under the influence of drugs or alcohol! POWER: Use only 3-wire extension cords, 3-prong grounded plugs and 3-pole receptacles. No one should operate this machine except fully qualified personnel. Read the TigerStop Manual for complete instructions. HIGH VOLTAGE DANGER: Do not open motor compartment or controller keypad. DC voltage with potentially FATAL amperage! Disconnect power before servicing. (Label covering motor box or amplifier end cap) CAUTION: The springs are loaded! Do not loosen the clamp at the back end of the buffer tubes without taking precautions. Sudden release of spring tension could result in bodily injury. (Spring Buffer Heavy Duty) IMPORTANT CAUTIONS - READ AND UNDERSTAND BEFORE OPERATIONG TIGERSTOP MACHINES! DANGER! Don't get pinched by the push feeder. Keep your hands away when in motion! Keep the work area clean and well lit to avoid accidental injury. Do not use TigerStop machines in a dangerous environment. Using power tools in damp or wet locations or in rain can cause shock or electrocution. Do not operate near flammable liquids or in gaseous or explosive atmospheres! Wear proper apparel, no loose clothes or jewelry which could get pulled into moving machinery or materials. Wear non slip footwear, safety glasses, ear protection and a dust mask. Use only 3- wire extension cords that have 3-prong grounding type plugs and 3-pole receptacles that accept the tools plug for 110VAC. Use only 5-wire cords and plugs when using 3 phase. DO NOT operate this or any machine under the influence of drugs or alcohol! Do not open motor compartment or controller keypad. DC Voltage with potentially FATAL amperage! Disconnect power before servicing. No one should operate this machine except for fully qualified personnel. Read the manual! Table of Contents Register Your Warranty........................................................................................................................1 Enable Your TigerStop..................................................................................................................... 1 What is my Password?.........................................................................................................................1 TigerCrossCut Installation...................................................................................................................2 TigerCrossCut Power Requirements.................................................................................................2 Four Important Cautions....................................................................................................................2 Before Installation..............................................................................................................................2 Assemble Controller Stand................................................................................................................3 Install Control Stand to TigerCrossCut..............................................................................................5 Mount TigerCrossCut to the slider.....................................................................................................5 Mounting to sliders WITHOUT eccentric peg squaring adjustment...................................................5 Mounting to sliders WITH eccentric peg squaring adjustment...........................................................7 Install the extension arm..................................................................................................................10 Plug in Controller and Power...........................................................................................................10 Install the Pulley Cover....................................................................................................................11 TigerCrossCut Calibration and Setup...............................................................................................12 Power Up.........................................................................................................................................12 Set Zero End................................................................................................................................... 12 Find the End Limits..........................................................................................................................12 Calibrate......................................................................................................................................... 13 Set Kerf........................................................................................................................................... 13 Inches or Metric?.............................................................................................................................14 Set the CrossCut Offset...................................................................................................................15 TigerCrossCut Basic Functions....................................................................................................... 15 Manual Movement...........................................................................................................................15 Entering Decimals.......................................................................................................................... 16 Entering Fractions.......................................................................................................................... 16 Calculator....................................................................................................................................... 16 Jog.................................................................................................................................................. 17 Increment....................................................................................................................................... 17 Preset..............................................................................................................................................18 Quick Calibration............................................................................................................................ 19 Entering Part Lists...........................................................................................................................20 Programing a List............................................................................................................................20 Register Your Warranty When your new TigerCrossCut arrives, you will find a warranty registration wrapped around the controller in the accessory box. Fill out this form and fax it to TigerStop Customer Service at (360) 2600755. TigerStop Customer Service will contact you by phone to give you the enable code, within the hour during regular business hours, (360) 4486102 Mon-Fri 6am~4pm PST (West Coast), or the next business day if faxed after 4:00 P.M. Enable Your TigerStop To use your TigerStop, you have to enable it! Your TigerStop warranty begins on the day that your TigerStop is enabled! 1. Power TigerStop ON. The red power switch is on the side of the motor box. 2. The screen displays "Enter Enable Code…Call TigerStop…ph# 360-254-0661" and the machine serial number in the format SN=#######. 3. When you receive the enable code from TigerStop, enter the number, and press [=] to load it. What is my Password? The TigerCrossCut password is set to the serial number at the factory. It is also stamped on the main TigerStop beam, at the far end. 1 TigerCrossCut Installation TigerCrossCut Power Requirements • TigerCrossCut requires an isolated circuit. Power requirements are 120vac @ 4A, 50Hz-60Hz • Each new TigerCrossCut is supplied with an internal line filter. Four Important Cautions 1. Do not randomly drill and tap holes in the TigerCrossCut fence beam. This might damage the drive system. All fastening or attachment to the fence beam MUST be made by inserting supplied TigerCrossCut hardware WITH washers! 2. It is CRITICAL that if T-nuts are used to mount TigerCrossCut, the bolts are prevented from tightening through them and into the aluminum fence beam. Again, it is imperative that washers be used! 3. Uneven tightening of the bolts used to fasten down TigerCrossCut to its mounting support can introduce a slight twist or other deformation in the beam. This will result in inaccurate measurement and premature failure of the drive components. 4. The motor box compartment contains DC voltage with potentially FATAL amperage. NEVER attempt any unauthorized actions inside the motor box! TigerStop must be installed in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations, as well as common sense safety requirements. Use only trained professionals when installing TigerStop with existing equipment to ensure a safe and proper work station that will in no way endanger the operator or any other personnel. Do not operate TigerStop without proper training, both in TigerStop operation, and in the operation of adjoining equipment. Before Installation 1. Turn off all power to your saw and remove the power cord from the wall socket. 2. Lock the sliding bed so that it cannot move during installation. 3. Remove the existing crosscut guide. 4. Make sure the mounting surface is smooth and clean. Nothing should prevent a tight fit. 5. Unpack TigerCrossCut and ensure you have all the items listed on the check off sheet on the inside cover. 2 Assemble Controller Stand Description and Use The TigerCrossCut control stand is the bracket used for mounting the controller to the bottom of the TigerCrossCut fence beam or to another support structure. Parts List Control Stand Top x1 Top Mount x1 Bottom Mount x1 Control Stand Bottom x1 Socket Head Cap Screw x2 Tools Required Spacer x1 13mm Wrench 1 Through Bolt x3 5mm Hex Wrench Flange Nut x3 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 4 Install Control Stand to TigerCrossCut 1. Remove TigerCrossCut from the package and lay it face down on the saw table. 2. Mount the controller stand to the T-slot on the bottom of TigerCrossCut. Mount TigerCrossCut to the slider 1.Position the fence beam so the end closest to the saw blade is about 3 inches from the right end of the sliding arm. The motor end will hang over the edge at the other end and must be supported. Note: Until the fence beam is secured to the slider, have an assistant support the motor end of the machine while positioning it. If not supported, TigerCrossCut could tip over and fall off the table. 2.TigerCrossCut is mounted to the slider using the same two holes that were used to secure the previous crosscut guide. Note: Some sliders have washers on each hole to space the existing crosscut guide. You can use these when installing TigerCrossCut. Mounting to sliders WITHOUT eccentric peg squaring adjustment 3.If your slider does not use an eccentric peg shown in the picture to the left, it will simply have two holes to attach the fence. TigerCrossCut is mounted using these two holes. If your slider does have an eccentric peg, skip to the next section. 4. With TigerCrossCut still lying on the slider, insert one T-bolt from the TCC nut pack (fig. 1) into the Top channel of the fence beam at each end. Line up each T-bolt with the existing holes on the slider. 5. Thread an alignment cone from the TCC nut pack (fig. 2) on to each T-bolt and hand tighten. 5 Note: TigerStop provides two alignment cone sizes in the TCC nut pack: 15mm and 20mm diameter. Select the size that best fits the holes in the slider. For unique hole sizes, modifications may be necessary. Fig. 1 Fig. 2 6.Insert and tighten down the wood block shown on the left. The block has a mounting plate that slides into the slots in the front of the TigerCrossCut beam extrusion. Slide the block into position. 7.Tighten the set screws that hold the block on TigerCrossCut. Note: The block will protrude past the saw blade slightly. It will be cut once the TigerCrossCut has been squared. 8. Pivot the fence beam into working position. The alignment cones should fall into the mounting holes. 9. Using a flat head screwdriver, tighten the alignment cone to the slider. 6 10.Insert the threaded rod from the TCC nut pack (fig. 1) into the alignment cone. Then thread the circular handle onto the threaded rod. 11. Check for squareness. When TigerCrossCut is square to your saw blade, tighten down the circular handles. Mounting to sliders WITH eccentric peg squaring adjustment 3.Sliders with an eccentric peg will generally have two holes for attachment as shown. If no holes exist on your slider, you may need to modify the existing sliding table. 4. With TigerCrossCut still lying on the slider, insert one T-bolt from the attachment nut pack (fig. 1) into the top channel of the fence beam at each end. Line up each T-bolt with the existing holes on the slider. 5. Thread an alignment cone from the TCC nut pack (fig. 2) on to each T-bolt and hand tighten. Note: TigerStop provides two alignment cone sizes: 15mm and 20mm diameter. Select the size that best fits the holes in the slider. For unique hole sizes, modifications may be necessary. 7 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 6. Slide the pictured T-nut from the TCC nut pack into the top channel of the TigerCrossCut beam. Align the T-nut with the eccentric peg. Once aligned, tighten the set screws on the T-nut. 7.Insert and tighten down the wood block shown on the left. The block has a mounting plate that slides into the slots in the front of the TigerCrossCut beam extrusion. Slide the block into position. 8.Tighten the set screws that hold the block on TigerCrossCut. Note: The block will protrude past the saw blade slightly. It will be cut once the TigerCrossCut has been squared. 8 9.Rotate the TigerCrosscut in to position. Ensure the alignment cones slide into the holes and ensure the T-nut mates with the eccentric peg. 10.Insert the threaded rod from the TCC nut pack (fig. 1) into the alignment cone. Then thread the circular handle onto the threaded rod. 11. Check for squareness. If TigerCrossCut is square to your saw blade, tighten down the circular handles. If TigerCrossCut is not square, adjust the eccentric peg until TigerCrossCut is square and retighten. 9 Install the extension arm The second stop is mounted on an extension arm that is attached to stop 1. This allows TigerCrossCut to measure distances of up to 120 inches. 1.Lay the extension arm on top of stop 1. Thread the locking handle into the threaded hole on stop 1. 2.Lay the other end of the extension arm into the TigerCrossCut extension arm guide. Plug in Controller and Power 1. Plug the TigerCrossCut controller into the motor box using the controller cable. Note: The TigerCrossCut controller cable is a proprietary cable. DO NOT use an “off the shelf” cable. Doing so can cause damage to TigerCrossCut. 10 2. Plug the power cable from the TigerCrossCut motor box to a power outlet. Note: TigerCrossCut requires an isolated circuit. Power requirements are 120vac @ 4A, 50Hz-60Hz. Install the Pulley Cover The pulley cover is shipped in the TigerCrossCut accessory box. Once TigerCrossCut is installed, you will need to attach the pulley cover to the motor end. 1. Using the supplied screws, attach the pulley cover to the motor end of TigerCrossCut. 11 TigerCrossCut Calibration and Setup Power Up 1. Power up TigerCrossCut by toggling the red switch on the motor box. 2. Follow the instructions on screen to run the Home Routine. When the Home Routine is finished, TigerCrossCut will be as far from the tool as possible. If TigerCrossCut has homed in the opposite direction, run the “Set Zero End” Routine. Set Zero End When the Home Routine has finished, TigerCrossCut will display the Ready Screen. 1.Press the [Show] soft key to show the menu options. 2.Press the [Menu] soft key to display the menu select screen. 3.Enter the password and press [=]. Note: The password is set to the TigerCrossCut serial number by default. 4.Press one time. 5.Press the [SysInfo] soft key to access the System Information menu. 6.Press until you see Set Z.E. 7.Press OK to begin 8. Press to switch the zero end. 9. Follow prompts on screen to complete the routine. Once finished, TigerCrossCut will take you back to the Set Z.E. setting. Press [Stop] to return to the Ready Screen. Find the End Limits 1.Press the [Show] soft key to show the menu options. Note: If you are viewing the expanded options, press [Cancel] to go back. 12 2.Press the [Menu] soft key to display the menu select screen. 3.Enter the password and press [=] Note: The password is set to the TigerCrossCut serial number by default. 4.Press the [Setup] soft key to enter the Setup menu. 5. Press until you get to the FindLim setting. 6.Follow prompts on screen to run routine. TigerCrossCut will move towards the tool end. Once it has reached its minimum limit sensor, it will return you to the FindLim setting in the Setup menu. Calibrate After the Find end limits routine has finished... 1.Press 3 times. 2. Measure how far stop 1 is from the tool. 3. Enter the measurement and press the [Done] soft key. Set Kerf If the tool you have installed TigerCrossCut to is a cutting tool, you will need to set the kerf setting. The kerf is the measure of how much material is destroyed by the saw blade during a cut. 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.Press the [Menu] soft key to access the menu select screen. 13 3.Enter the password and press [=]. Note: The default password is set to the serial number of the TigerCrossCut. TigerCrossCut will take you to the menu select screen. 4.At the menu select screen, press the [Setup] soft key to access the Setup menu. 5.Press the button 2 times. To measure kerf... 1. Cut a sample piece and measure it with a caliper. Record your measurement. 2. Cut this piece in half. 3. Put the two pieces together as if they were one piece and re-measure with a caliper. 4. The difference between the measurement on step 1 and the measurement on step 3 will be your kerf value. 5. Enter your kerf value and press the [Done] soft key to save the parameter. Note: It is important to re-measure the kerf every time the saw blade is changed. Inches or Metric? TigerCrossCut can display its position in inches or in metric. To switch between inches and metric... 1.Start at the Ready Screen. 2.Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 3.Press the [Menu] soft key to display the menu select screen. 4.Enter the password and press [=]. Note: The password is set to the TigerCrossCut serial number by default. 5.Press the [Options] soft key to access the Options menu. 6.Press until you get to the Units setting. 7.Press [B] to toggle between Inches and Metric. 8.Press the [Done] soft key when finished. 14 Set the CrossCut Offset The CrossCut offset sets the distance that stop 2 is from stop 1. To measure this distance... 1. Flip up stop 1. 2. Make a cut on stop 2. 3. Measure the cut piece between stop 2 and the saw blade. 4. Flip down stop 1 and cut the same piece. 5. Measure the cut piece between stop 1 and the saw blade. 6. The difference between the lengths in stop 3 and step 5 is the value of your CrossCut Offset. To access the CrossCut Offset... 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.Press the [Menu] soft key to access the menu select screen. 3.Enter the password and press [=]. Note: The default password is set to the serial number of the TigerCrossCut. TigerCrossCut will take you to the menu select screen. 4.At the menu select screen, press the [Setup] soft key to access the Setup menu. 5.Press the button twice. 6.Enter the new CrossCut offset and press the [Done] soft key to save the parameter. TigerCrossCut Basic Functions Manual Movement To manually move TigerCrossCut to a stop position, you must enter the length you want TigerCrossCut to go to. This length can be entered as a decimal or a fractional value. 15 Entering Decimals 1.Start at the Ready Screen. 2.Enter a length at the keypad. Example: To enter 24 1/2 as a decimal, enter [2] [4] [.] [5]. Then press [Start] to move TigerCrossCut. Entering Fractions 1.Start at the Ready Screen. 2.Enter a length at the keypad. Use the to put a space between the whole numbers and the fractional numbers. Example: To enter 24 1/2 as a fraction, enter [2] [4] [1] [/] [2]. Then press [Start] to move. 3.Notice that even though you entered a fraction, TigerCrossCut will display the position as a decimal once it has moved. TigerCrossCut cannot display fractions in the ‘Position’ field. Calculator TigerCrossCut has a calculator function that can be used to do simple math problems. 1.Start at the Ready Screen. 2.Just like a normal calculator, you can use the math function keys to enter math problems. Example: I want to add 12 inches to 30 inches. Press [1] [2] [+] [3] [0] [=]. The answer will appear in the ‘Next’ field. Press [Start] and TigerCrossCut will move. 3.You can also do math functions on the current position. Example: I want to subtract 1.5 inches from my current position of 42 inches. Press [-] [1] [.] [5]. You can see that TigerCrossCut is doing the math function on your current position. Now press [=]. 4.Press [Start] and TigerCrossCut will move. 16 Jog TigerCrossCut can be manually jogged in or out. When activated, TigerCrossCut will move until you let go of the jog button. It will then glide to a gentle stop. 1.Start at the Ready Screen. 2. At the top of the TigerCrossCut keypad you have a 3. To jog, press and hold one of these buttons. and a button. Note: If the jog buttons move TigerCrossCut in the wrong direction, you can use the ‘Jog Reverse’ setting in the ‘Setup’ menu to reverse the movement. Increment The increment function is a push feed mode used to step TigerCrossCut through a series of movements. Increment... •Can be a positive value that will move TigerCrossCut towards the tool. •Can be a negative value that will move TigerCrossCut away from the tool. •Will compensate for kerf automatically using the ‘Kerf’ setting in the ‘Setup’ menu. •Can only store one increment value at a time. 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.A new set of soft key options have appeared. Press the [Incr] soft key to access the increment feature. 3.Enter the size you want to increment and press [=]. For this example, I am going to use an increment size of 2 in. 4.The current position is 42. If that is where you want to start, press [Start] to begin incrementing. If you need to move TigerCrossCut, enter the position and press [Start]. TigerCrossCut will move to position. Then press [Start] to begin incrementing. 5.When you are finished, press [Stop] to return to the Ready Screen. Preset The Preset function is a set of 100 programmable hot keys used to quickly access common lengths. 17 Presets... •Can be used in Set point, Pusher or Increment mode. •Can be programed in Preset slots number 1 - 100. Note: Preset functionality can be changed using the ‘Preset’ setting in the part list menu. Preset Programing 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.A new set of soft key options have appeared. Press the [PrSet] soft key to access the preset feature. 3.Enter the number of the preset you want to program and then press the [Edit] soft key. For this example, I am going to program preset number 1. 4.Enter the length you want the preset to be and press [=]. For this example I am using a length of 15 15/16 inches. 5.The preset value is now set. Preset Use 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.A new set of soft key options have appeared. Press the [PrSet] soft key to access the preset feature. 3.Enter the preset number you wish to use. Then press [Start]. For this example I will use preset 1. 18 4.TigerCrossCut will move to the preset position. Delete Preset 1.Start at the Ready Screen. Press the [Show] soft key to display more options. 2.A new set of soft key options have appeared. Press the [PrSet] soft key to access the preset feature. 3.Enter the preset number you want to delete. Then press the [Clear] soft key. 4.Press [OK] to clear the preset. TigerCrossCut has now cleared the preset. Quick Calibration The quick calibration is a short cut to the calibration setting. 1.Start at the ready screen. Press the [Calib] soft key. Note: If you are viewing the expanded options, press [Cancel] to go back. 2.Cut a sample piece and measure its length. 3.Enter the length of the sample piece. Press the [Done] soft key. For this example I have measured 33.935 as my cut length. 4.TigerCrossCut is now calibrated. 19 Entering Part Lists The list function is TigerStop’s versatile part list handler, letting the user run, view, edit and clear parts lists data. 1.Start at the Ready Screen 2.Press the [Show] soft key. 3.Press the [List] soft key. 4.You are now at the list interface. There are 4 types of lists that you can enter. Pusher A pusher list will tell TigerCrossCut to push the stock material into the tool. It will treat each length you enter as an incremental move. You can enter as many parts as you like into a pusher list and TigerCrossCut will tell you when it needs another stock material piece. Pusher lists can be optimized if you have the TigerStop optimizing upgrade. Set Point A set point list will tell TigerCrossCut to act as a stop. It will treat each length you enter as an absolute value from your zero point. Set point lists can be optimized if you have the TigerStop optimizing upgrade. Pattern A pattern list will tell TigerCrossCut to process one stock lengths worth of parts in a push feed fashion. It will run the same pattern of parts on one stock over and over until its told to stop. Pattern lists cannot be optimized. Pull A pull list works just like a pattern except it pulls away from the zero point instead of pushing towards it. Pull lists cannot be optimized. Programing a List 1.At the list interface, enter the list number you wish to program and press the [Edit] soft key. 20 2.Select the type of list you would like to program. 3.If you have the TigerStop optimizing upgrade you will be asked to select if this is an optimized list. If you do not have the optimizing upgrade, continue to the next step. 4.Select if you want to use a global or a local head and tail cut. Note: Head and tail cuts are trim cuts at the ends of your material. Global - Uses the head and tail cut setting from the part list menu. Local - Allows you to set a custom head and tail cut that is used for this list only. 5.You will now be taken to the programing screen for line 1. Enter the length of the part you wish to process and press . In this example I will tell TigerCrossCut to cut a 24 inch part. 6.The cursor will now drop to the quantity. Enter how many parts you want followed by . In this example I will tell TigerCrossCut that I want 5 parts. 7.You be taken to line 2. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have entered all the parts you want to process. Press the [Done] soft key to exit. 8.The list has now been saved. You can press Start to run it or cancel to exit and return to the ready screen. To download the complete TigerCrossCut operation manual, visit www.tigertamer.com. 21 FIND US ONLINE AT www.tigerstop.com 12909 NE 95th Stree t Vancouver, WA 98682-2426 1.360.254.0661 [email protected] TigerStop B.V. Holland 31 546 575 171 [email protected]