How to Use Hyzo Basic

How to Use the Hyzo Basic Cutter Plotter

The Hyzo Basic Cutter Plotter is a compact and user-friendly machine designed for entry-level cutting tasks. It is suitable for light materials such as vinyl, paper, and adhesive sheets, making it ideal for small-scale projects. Follow these steps to get started:

1. Setting Up the Machine

a. Placement and Power Connection:

1. Place the machine on a stable, flat surface in a clean and organized workspace.
2. Connect the device to a power source using the provided cable.

b. Connecting the Device:

1. Use a USB cable or Bluetooth to connect the cutter plotter to your computer or other compatible devices.
2. Install the Hyzo Revision Software (or another supported entry-level design software) on your computer.

2. Loading the Material

a. Preparing the Material:

1. Choose compatible materials such as vinyl, paper, or light adhesive sheets.
2. Cut the material to a manageable size if necessary, ensuring it fits within the cutter’s maximum width of 45 cm.

b. Placing the Material:

1. Open the material loading area and feed the sheet or roll into the cutter.
2. Align the material manually using the built-in alignment guide to ensure straight and accurate cutting.

3. Setting Up the Design File

a. Preparing the File:

1. Open the Hyzo Revision Software or your preferred design tool.
2. Create or import your design, ensuring it fits within the cutter’s effective width of 45 cm.

b. Sending the File to the Cutter:

1. Adjust the design settings, including cutting speed (up to 300 mm/second) and depth, based on the material type.
2. Send the design file to the cutter via USB or Bluetooth.

4. Operating the Cutter Plotter

a. Initiating the Cutting Process:

1. Press the start button on the cutter’s basic display screen to begin the process.
2. Monitor the operation to ensure the material feeds smoothly and remains aligned.

b. Adjustments During Operation:

• Use the manual alignment feature if you notice any material shifting.
• Stop the process if any issues occur, and realign the material before restarting.

5. Removing the Finished Output

1. Once the cutting is complete, remove the material from the cutter.
2. Carefully peel off any unwanted portions of the design.
3. Inspect the cut material for accuracy and quality.

6. Maintenance and Care

a. Cleaning the Machine:

• After each use, remove any leftover material scraps or debris from the cutter area.
• Wipe down the cutter surface with a dry or slightly damp cloth.

b. Replacing the Blade:

• Replace the standard blade if you notice uneven or imprecise cuts. Follow the user manual for proper blade replacement instructions.

c. Software Updates:

• Regularly check for updates to the Hyzo Revision Software to ensure compatibility and improved functionality.

Tips for Optimal Use

• Use the appropriate material for the machine’s capabilities; avoid heavy-duty or thick materials.
• Work in a well-lit area to easily manage manual alignment and operations.
• Keep the machine covered when not in use to protect it from dust and debris.

The Hyzo Basic Cutter Plotter is perfect for beginners, offering reliable performance for light-duty tasks with straightforward operations.