category
from
the
material
categories
on
the
left
(in
this
case
wood)
and
then
select
the
correct
material
type
from
the
material
types
on
the
right
(in
this
case
hardwood).
Instead,
if
the
material
has
already
been
assigned
an
official
VersaLASER
Material
Code,
you
can
simply
type
in
the
code
in
the
code
field
and
the
correct
material
will
be
automatically
highlighted
from
the
database.
Since
we
are
placing
the
material
directly
on
the
work
surface,
leave
the
Fixture
Type
set
to
Standard
Table.
If
you
were
using
an
optional
accessory
or
custom
fixture
you
would
choose
it
from
the
fixture
list.
Using
a
calipers
or
similar
measuring
device,
enter
the
thickness
of
the
material
(in
this
case
.125
inch).
The
Intensity
control
allows
you
to
increase
or
decrease
the
already
pre
‐
programmed
laser
power
setting.
We
suggest
that
you
always
leave
it
set
to
“0”
until
you
are
more
comfortable
using
the
system.
When
you
have
made
all
the
appropriate
selections
and
entered
the
material
thickness,
click
PRINT.
As
the
job
is
being
created,
a
small
printer
icon
will
appear
in
your
taskbar
in
the
lower
right
corner
of
your
computer
screen.
Once
the
icon
disappears
the
job
is
completed
and
is
now
stored
on
your
hard
drive.
Click
on
the
VersaLASER
icon
in
the
taskbar
and
the
last
job
will
appear
in
the
viewer
of
the
VCP.
Step
3
–
Powering
On
the
VersaLASER
To
power
on
the
VersaLASER
you
can
either
left
‐
click
on
the
POWER
button
in
the
VCP
or
press
the
POWER
button
on
the
VersaLASER
keypad.
The
VersaLASER
will
always
reset
itself
in
the
X
‐
Y
position
when
it
is
powered
on.
However,
the
Z
‐
axis
table
will
reset
only
when
your
computer
is
first
turned
on.
It
will
not
reset
each
time
you
power
on
the
VersaLASER.
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