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Handle on the front is used to open and close the front shield
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Power button is located on the back side of the machine
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Air permeable material - used to protect the vacuum table
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Tool Holder - holds tools and allows for automatic tool changing
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Machine Head - for lack of a better term, but moves side to side, hold tools, and is responsible for milling
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Vacuum Table - provides a vacuum that holds the PCB down
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Tool Calibration Area - the S64 uses this block to set the Z height of the cutting tool
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Camera - used to focus on cut marks and find fiducials on the board
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Tool Collet - holds the cutting tool
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Held in the tool changer
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Extra Tools and tools of different sizes are held in cases
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Each tool has a color marker to determine type and size
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To remove tools, simply pull it out of the holder
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To replace, simply place the tool in the holder with the tip pointing down
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Make sure the tool pressed down so that the top of the colored label is flush with the top of the holder
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Only change tools when using CircuitPro; it keeps track of which tools are currently in the holder and their conditions
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Make sure air permeable sheet is on the S64
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Place board material on the sheet with the bottom left corners lined up
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Tape the sides of the material down
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The board is now ready for milling
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You now know enough to begin operating the ProtoMat S64
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