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Section 6: Using the Epilog Dashboard
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material (and sometimes even the bonding agent), you may be better off slowing
the machine down to give the laser time to properly interact with the different
layers in the material.
If you have a multi-layered material that you can mark easily, but not well, at high
speeds, try lowering the speed to see if that produces a better mark. If you’re able
to produce a better mark, but it’s overpowered, lower the power also.
Power
The Power setting determines the amount of laser energy that is delivered to the
piece being cut and is adjustable in 1% increments from 1 to 100%. The higher
the power, the deeper the engraving. Please refer to the
Speed & Power
Recommendations
section of this manual.
Dithering
Dithering defines how the dot patterns will be engraved in raster images that
contain grayscales, blends, or color. The Dashboard offers six different dithering
patterns to enhance your engraving projects. The default mode is Standard. This
mode can be used for all images including photographs. Dithering is used only
for Raster engraving and has no effect on vector cut lines.
The dropdown list of dithering patterns is easier to think about if you separate the
six options into two categories that we will refer to as Clipart and Photograph: