Double click the USB Com Port and set as follows: Bits Per Second: 9600 Parity: None Stop Bits: 1 Flow Control: Hardware Click Advanced, set as follows: Com Port Number: Com2 USB Transfer Sizes: Receive = 4096, Transmit = 4096 Latency Times = 1MS Minimum Read/Write Time Out = 0MS Serial Enumerator = Ticked Serial Printer = Ticked Cancel If Power On = Ticked Event On Surprise Removal = Ticked Set RTS On Close = Ticked Click OK and OK again.Ĭlose Device Manager 4. Navigate to Device Manager and disable Com2 (right click, disable) if already present.
Plug the cutter into the PC, install whatever driver it came with to get the USB/Serial adapter working. Works fine, no issues setting it up however I can see where many may struggle as it's not exactly plug and play! Here's the how to guide to setting up a PCut on Win2K/XP/Vista: 1. Depending on the number and type of tool heads and.ĭear all, Picked a P-Cut up on Saturday and been happily chopping graphics out for most of the weekend. With marked drivers are for flatbed milling machines and engraving machines and only included as base drivers. Drivers marked with are not yet contained in the current release of CoCut or were changed quite recently. Previously you should make a backup copy of the old driver (*.ecd file).
Demo of how you setup Creation Kingcut CT630 / CT1200 Vinyl Cutter on PC when you use USB cable and Artcut 2009 Software.
