Powering and homing the APSX-NANO
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Power Requirement
The APSX NANO is designed to be conveniently powered through a standard 120V wall outlet. However, to ensure uninterrupted operation, it is highly recommended that the machine be connected to its own dedicated circuit on the circuit breaker panel, with no other appliances drawing power from that particular circuit.
For customers located outside of the United States, where the power supply may be 220V, a step-down power converter rated at 220V to 120V is required for operation in regions such as Europe or other similar places. We advise the use of a 3000W converter, with various options available on the market, including the Rockstone Power RSP-3000.
Power Up and Keyboard Setup
To initiate the startup process, please follow these steps:
- Begin by plugging the power cord of the APSX NANO into the designated wall outlet.
- Subsequently, connect the power cord of the monitor to its respective power source. The monitor has to be 1920X1080 resolution with VGA port.
- Turn on the cordless keyboard by removing the plastic battery strip and flipping the switch located on the right side of the keyboard.
- Connect the keyboard's USB interface to the control panel's USB port. The Keyboard touchpad serves as a functional replacement for a standard PC mouse, enabling seamless control of the mouse arrow.
- Locate and press the "PC Power" button positioned at the bottom right corner of the control panel once.
- The machine will now initiate the booting process and automatically launch the APSX software.
Homing
Click on the blinking Press To POWER and then click on the blinking Home All buttons
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It will be blinking in Yellow during the homing. In the end, it will show as Homed. You can click on HOMED button whenever you need homing.
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When using the EXIT button, the machine will save the G54 coordinates homing positions based on your workpiece.
When you are done using the machine, you can unplug the power cord from the wall outlet if you do not need to keep the homing coordinates.