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5 Writing Head Motorized Interface homing System: HP Indigo WS6600 Digital Press 1. Purpose To describe how to adjust the Writing Head (WH) Motorized Interface (MI) homing. 2. Background N/A 3. Instructions a. Set the press to Standby. b. In the SysTab editor, got to whMotorCalibCtrl. c. Copy the values found in the Dynamic field of the stepsToCorrect[] parameters into the whMotorMoveSteps[] parameters, and change them to negative values: i. Copy stepsToCorrect[0] into whMotorMoveSteps[0] - but change the value to minus so that the WH MI moves down the same number of increments. ii. Copy stepsToCorrect[1] into whMotorMoveSteps[1] - but change the value to minus so that the WH MI moves down the same number of increments. iii. stepsToCorrect[2] into whMotorMoveSteps[2] - but change the value to minus so that the WH MI moves down the same number of increments. Writing Head Motorized Interface homing 9

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Writing Head Motorized Interface homing
5
System:
HP Indigo WS6600 Digital Press
1.
Purpose
To describe how to adjust the Writing Head (WH) Motorized Interface (MI) homing.
2.
Background
N/A
3.
Instructions
a.
Set the press to Standby.
b.
In the SysTab editor, got to
whMotorCalibCtrl
.
c.
Copy the values found in the Dynamic field of the
stepsToCorrect
[] parameters into the
whMotorMoveSteps
[] parameters, and change them to negative values:
i.
Copy
stepsToCorrect[0]
into
whMotorMoveSteps[0]
– but change the value to minus so
that the WH MI moves down the same number of increments.
ii.
Copy
stepsToCorrect[1]
into
whMotorMoveSteps[1]
– but change the value to minus so
that the WH MI moves down the same number of increments.
iii.
stepsToCorrect[2]
into
whMotorMoveSteps[2]
– but change the value to minus so that the
WH MI moves down the same number of increments.
Writing Head Motorized Interface homing
9