Flexi-P Needs Code and Username and Password
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007The username and password for Flexi-P Is located on the small, purple USB key included with your cutter. It will be in a grey/silver anti-static plastic bag.
The username and password for Flexi-P Is located on the small, purple USB key included with your cutter. It will be in a grey/silver anti-static plastic bag.
If you cannot get your cutter working, check that you’ve followed these steps carefully.
1) Turn your cutter off, and plug it into a free USB port on your computer. The new hardware wizard should appear, or if you’ve already done this, it should go “Bing Bong”
2) On the cutter, hit the online screen. You should see X000 Y000. Keep hitting “Mode” until you see the setting for “Baud.” The value should read 09600. If it does not, use the arrow keys to make that so. Then, hit mode until you see X000 Y000 again. Then hit Online.
3) Make a note of the Com port and set the flow control. To do this: Go to Start, and then Run. In the box enter:
devmgmt.msc
Then, hit OK.
4) Hit the plus sign next to “Ports COM And LPT”
5) You should see “USB Serial Adapter”, Right click on this and go to “Properties”
6) From there, select “Port Settings”. Set the flow control to “Hardware”
7) Hit “Advanced”, Make a note of the Com Port, and if possible change it to something 1-4 if they’re not in use.
8. Hit apply and OK to leave those menus. Close device manager.
9) Open Flexi, use the “T” on the left hand side to type a couple of letters.
10) Go to File, then hit “Cut/Plot”
11) This opens the Cut Plot screen. In the top left you should see CR630 @ com x or CR-1200 @ com x. The x needs to match up with the com port we noted earlier. If it does not:
12)Hit the properties button under the CR1200 @ Com x drop down box. Select the right hand most tab. It has a picture of something that looks like a microphone.
13) At the top, change the com port to match yours. Hit OK
14) At the bottom, make sure “Flow Control” says “none”
15) Hit “Send” on the cut plot screen. Your cutter should come to life.
Their are two red buttons on either end of the carriage. These buttons make sure that the carriage wont bang against the side of the cutter if it gets some bad information. However, the cutter WILL NOT boot up if one of these buttons is depressed. This means that if the carriage is all the way to one side, move it GENTLY off of the buttons, and you cutter Pro Cut CR 630 or 1200 should boot right up!