“Micron-7” is capable of defining position for the first cut. For that you need to:
1. using the buttons for lifting-lowering the saw move it approximately near the place of the first cut (the lower indicator will show the distance between saw and table).
2. using keyboard type-in the thickness of all the requested boards in order from top downward. As example of the described above, we will enter:

50 2 40 25 2

After that, the upper indicator will show the sum of enterer thickness of all the boards with allowance for the sawing kerfs and the saw will move to the coordinate of the first cut.
3. perform the cut;
4. lift the saw above the cut (the upper indicator will show the thickness of the next board), return the saw frame to the …show more content…
It is difficult to do a mental tally of how much boards you will receive from a log and the thickness of that boards. In the process of entering the list, every time you press « » the upper indicator will show the sum of thickness of all the boards with allowance for the sawing kerfs. You can add to the system only the boards with the total thickness less than 500 mm .
By correlating this sum with the saw coordinate (showed on the lower indicator) you can decide how much boards you can add to the list and how thick that boards can be.

Setting the saw on the defined coordinate (distance from table to saw).

By coordinate it is implied the distance from the saw to the table, on which we place the log.
When you finish sawing the log the saw is usually stay at low level near the table. For example if the next log will be 350 mm in diameter, the sawmill operator would have to lift the saw on relevant height to start the next cut. To perform this procedure you need to hold the button that lifts the saw for several tens of seconds. The computer setwork allows you to automate this process and save some time.

To set the saw for the defined coordinate (distance between saw and table) you need