Set up unattended print-and-cut production using Summa's OPOS barcode workflow or Graphtec's ARMS plus DataLink barcode system
domain: summa.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Print the job with the cutter-specific barcode (PostNet-format barcode for Summa OPOS; Graphtec's proprietary barcode for DataLink) alongside the printed artwork
Enable/activate the barcode workflow feature on the cutter (Summa: activated within GoSuite's Pro Pack, e.g., GoSign/GoProduce; Graphtec: ARMS/DataLink capability per cutter model)
Load the printed roll/sheet into the cutter and let it read the first barcode to auto-fetch the matching cut file and settings
For Summa, confirm compatibility needs (FlexCut perforation, unlimited-length roll-up feeding, OPOS XY/XY2/Xtra/panelling) are configured as required for the job
Let the cutter auto-advance to the next barcode/job after each cut completes, running the queued roll unattended until finished
Known gotchas
Summa's barcode workflow specifically requires PostNet-format barcodes — an arbitrary barcode symbology will not be read correctly by the OPOS system
Barcode workflow automation is model/firmware and software-pack dependent (e.g., Summa's Pro Pack, a specific Graphtec ARMS version) — older cutter firmware may lack the feature entirely
This automates job/cut-file matching and registration-mark alignment, not quality control — misprinted or misaligned registration marks still require operator intervention despite the 'unattended' workflow
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