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Control Panel Tour – Fusion M2 32/40

Control Panel Tour – Fusion M2 32/40

Learn all about your machine's keypad interface.

Go Button The first button on the control panel is the green Go key. Pressing this button starts or resumes a job. Once the job starts, the display changes to show a job timer and the engraving resolution. The timer is a useful production tool that displays the (...)

Control Panel Tour – Zing Laser

Control Panel Tour – Zing Laser

Learn all about your machine's keypad interface.

Go Button The first button on the control panel is the green Go key. Pressing this button starts or resumes a job. Once the job starts, the display changes to show a job timer and the engraving resolution. The timer is a useful production tool that displays the elapsed (...)

Control Panel Tour – Fusion Lasers (Pro, Edge, Maker, Galvo)

Control Panel Tour – Fusion Lasers (Pro, Edge, Maker, Galvo)

Learn all about your machine's touchscreen interface.

The control panel consists of a 7 inch LCD display, a joystick, and a Go/Stop button for starting and stopping your jobs at the machine. Once you’ve powered on the machine, you will notice several icons on the display. At the top of the screen you will see button icons (...)

Machine Tour – Fusion M2 Lasers

Machine Tour – Fusion M2 Lasers

Get an overview of your new machine.

Control Panel The keypad on the Fusion M2 operates as the control panel for your machine. The joystick and touch button controls allow you to access your jobs, start and stop the laser, focus the system for your project, and much more. The LCD panel displays the current jobs at (...)

Machine Tour – Mini / Helix Lasers

Machine Tour – Mini / Helix Lasers

Get an overview of your new machine.

Keypad The keypad on your laser system is the control panel for your machine. The easy-to-use control panel allows you to access your job, start and stop the laser, focus for your project, and much more. On the LCD panel you will see any current jobs at the machine. You (...)

Machine Tour – Zing Laser System

Machine Tour – Zing Laser System

Get an overview of your new machine.

Control Panel It all starts at the keypad. Our easy-to-use control panel allows you to access your job, start and stop the laser, focus for your project, and much more. On the LCD panel, you will see any current jobs at the machine. You can scroll through these jobs to (...)

Bitmap (Raster) vs Vector Graphics for Engraving

Bitmap (Raster) vs Vector Graphics for Engraving

Learn the difference between printing raster and vector files.

Raster Images Let’s begin by talking about raster images. A raster image is an arrangement of cells, called pixels, which form an image when displayed on screen. This deer image is an excellent example of a raster image. It looks like a highly detailed picture, but is actually made up (...)

Image Resolution and How it Affects Engraving

Image Resolution and How it Affects Engraving

Discover how changing your DPI will give you different engraving results.

1200 DPI resolution is used for projects that need the best engraving quality. It is ideal for very small fonts or when deep engraving is important. How do you know which DPI setting is right for your project? Print quality is often determined by the resolution of an image, and (...)

How to Permanently Save Jobs on Your Laser Engraver

How to Permanently Save Jobs on Your Laser Engraver

Learn to save the jobs you use most often, directly on the laser itself.

How to Save a Job at the Laser Saving a job to your laser is quick and easy. This lets any operator access and run a popular job, even if they are not familiar with the file. After sending a job to the laser, you can see it in the (...)

Sending Your First Job to the Fusion Galvo G100 Laser

Sending Your First Job to the Fusion Galvo G100 Laser

How to Send Your First Job to the Laser.

Choose Your Design Software Epilog’s laser systems work through the Epilog Laser Software Suite, built on an open-architecture design so you can create your artwork files in many different graphic software packages, including CorelDraw, Illustrator, AutoCAD, Bartender, Engravelab and many more. Choose the software that you’re most comfortable with, (...)

Sending Your First Job to the Laser

Sending Your First Job to the Laser

How to Send Your First Job to the Laser.

Choose Your Design Software Epilog’s laser systems work through the Epilog Laser Software Suite, built on an open-architecture design so you can create your artwork files in many different graphic software packages, including CorelDraw, Illustrator, Photoshop, AutoCAD, and many more.Choose the software that you’re most comfortable with, so you don’t (...)

Epilog Laser System Initial Setup

Epilog Laser System Initial Setup

Configure your system settings before you start using your new Epilog.

Step 1: Turn on Your Machine Begin by turning on your laser system. The power switch is located on the side near the back of the machine for all models: Fusion Maker, Edge, Pro, and Galvo. For the Fusion Pro 48 and Fusion Galvo G100, there’s an additional key to (...)

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