Laser Engraving & Cutting Control System Manual

40.384001 in the picture above means the distance of the laser head moves every round of the motor is 40.384001 mm. 6400

is the pulse every round of the motor needs. The Pulse Unit can be set by measuring. Then click on ‘Measure’ to introduce

the dialog box below:

Taking the example of the above dialogue, you will have to draw a line whose length is 100mm in the software, and then

and do the cutting. Measure the work piece. The actual length of the line has to be 90mm. Input the value, and the system

will calculate the pulse unit automatically.

3.7.1.3 Home/Datum Dir

The right of the X-Axis and upside of the Y-Axis are POSITIVE directions. Ensure the correspondence of the switch

position on the original point and the setting of this option.

3.7.1.4 Home/Datum Offset

After datum, the laser head will move a distance along the reverse direction of the origin switch.

3.7.1.5 Home/Datum Speed

The speed of the laser head going when back to the original point. It SHOULD NOT be too large, or the switch of the

original point may be damaged.

3.7.1.6 Slow Jog Speed

The test speed of the laser head, when ‘Auto datum’ is not chosen.

3.7.1.7 Fast Jog Speed

The test speed of the laser head, when ‘Auto datum’ is chosen.

3.7.1.8 Jog Acceleration

It is the acceleration FROM start speed to jog speed.

3.7.1.9 Max Change Speed

It is the maximum speed of changing the directions of the X or Y axis. The SMALLER the value is, the better the quality is,

but the lower the efficiency of the processing will be.

3.7.1.10 Backlash

It is used to compensate the backlash in cutting.

3.7.1.11 Z-Axis

The Z-axis should be enabled. The Z-axis can be used as auxiliary head of a 2-Head machine, feeding axis and the Z axis

(lifting the worktable).

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