Automatic Rubber Setup - Numbering
Font
From the pulldown list choose the font for the rubber block text.
Palette
Choose the appropriate radio button:
- As rubber palette - the palette of any text insertions will be the same as the palette in which the block has been created.
- Specific palette - allows you to specify a palette from the pulldown for all text.
Start number
Enter the first block number; this number will be incremented by one for each block.
Text size
Define the width of the text as a percentage of the rubber width.
Mirror text
Swtch this option on if the text is to be mirrored about the Y axis.
Always readable
Switch this option on to make the text readable regardless of how the layer is viewed.
Auto-numbering on rubber
If this option is checked all rubber blocks will be created with text number insertions.
Remove text if not within rubber bounds
Switch this option on if you want to automatically remove any numbers that fall outside the block extents.
Resize text to fit inside rubber boundary
If the text is too large to fit inside the block extents, then switching this option on will cause the text size to be made smaller until it does fit.
Minimum size
Enter the minimum size that the text is allowed to be. If it still won't fit then it will be removed.
Alphanumberic one-up labels
Switch this option on if you want to number the rubber block parts relative to the one-up insert.
Not all areas will need numbering, so you should use the following check-boxes to switch on those that are required.
- One-ups
- Perimeter and waste
- Sheet
- Rotary
- Profile
Laser text on die
If this option is checked the numbers will also be copied to the die layer.
Laser text palette
From the pulldown list choose the required palette.
Laser text font
From the pulldown list choose the font for the rubber block text.
Mirror text
This option determines if the text is to be mirrored about the Y axis.
Output text only once for multi-up inserted blocks
Switch this option on if text should only be created for one instance of each block insertion.