QuickLabel CU-30 - Manual (Page 17)

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Adjusting the cut-pulse potentiometer
The timing of the cut pulse is adjusted at the factory and should not
need any immediate attention. If cut-pulse timing should come out of
adjustment, cutter-blade action may become erratic. Use the proce-
dure below if the timing of the cutter blade should come out of
adjustment.
1 Locate the cut-pulse trim potentiometer access
beside the cutter’s serial D-shell connector.
2 With the cutter running, insert a thin, flat-head
screwdriver into the trim potentiometer access.
3 If the cutter is missing cuts, turn the potentiometer
counterclockwise until it begins double-cutting.
Then turn clockwise until it is single-cutting, then
turn clockwise again one full revolution.
4 If the cutter is making extra cuts, turn the potenti-
ometer clockwise until it is single-cutting. Then turn
clockwise again one full revolution.
When the cutter blade has been brought into full adjustment, cutting
action will be regular and consistent.
cut pulse
potentiometer