Guide

5.TigerStop will now ask you to enter the stock length. Enter this
length followed by .
Note: It is recommended to have a minimum limit of 0 or less than 0 when running a pattern list. If you have a
minimum limit of greater than 0, TigerStop will subtract the value of your minimum limit from the stock length
because it cannot physically move beyond the minimum limit.
6.You will now be taken to the programing screen for line 1. Enter
each length and quantity as you do for pusher and set point lists.
When you have entered all the parts you want to process, press the
[Done] soft key.
Note: Pattern lists keep a running count of how much material you have left. This is displayed as the remainder.
The remainder accounts for head cuts, tail cuts and kerf in its calculation. The parts in the list + head and tail
cuts + kerf cannot exceed the total stock length.
7.The list has now been saved. You can press Start to run it or cancel
to exit and return to the ready screen.
Running a Pattern List
1.At the ready screen, press the [Show] soft key.
2.Press the [List] soft key to access the list interface.
3.Enter the parts list number you want to run followed by [Start].
Note: The done cycles will not save if you exit the list.
4.TigerStop will display the cycle screen. This screen shows you how
many cycles you have done and how many you want to do. To set the
goal, enter the number of times you want to run this pattern and press
[=]. Press [Start] to start the list.
TigerStop will now move out to a load offset position. This position is your stock length + load offset
setting in the parts list menu.
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