GRAVOGRAPH L-Solution 700, Руководство пользователя

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Settings
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Color
The colors in the driver allow you to assign different LASER settings and modes to your multi-colored drawn artwork. This
enables you to control the depth of the burn as well as different visual effects to your material. You can assign settings
for up to eight (8)
DRAWN colors.
Power Setting
LASER power is controlled by assigning the percentage of power from 0 - 100% to each color used in the graphic drawing.
Since the LASER is pulsed proportionally, this percentage represents how long the LASER remains on for each LASER pulse
fired.
Basically, the power setting is directly related to how deep the engraving will be.
The Power setting is linear meaning that 100% power will engrave or cut twice as deep as 50% power.
Speed Setting
This setting controls how fast the motion system moves in a percentage of the maximum speed of the LASER engraver.
The actual time that an object takes to engrave or cut is entirely dependent on the size of the graphic. Power and speed
work together in determining how deep the engraving will be. Higher power settings and slower speeds will produce deeper
engraving or cutting. You might notice that on small objects, engraving or cutting at a faster speed as opposed to a slower
speed might not produce a faster engraving time. The time it takes to engrave or cut can be related to the size of the graphic
and the mechanical ability of the engraver to achieve the speed that you have selected. If the LASER system determines
that it cannot achieve the speed that you have selected, for a graphic of that size, it will automatically adjust its speed
internally, to the maximum speed it can achieve. This is evident visually when cutting curves or circles as opposed to straight
lines, and you see the motion system slow down automatically.
Proportional pulsing of the LASER will ensure that there is no difference in the depth of cut from straight lines to curves.
Refocussing
A refocussing can be defined by the user (depth) at each pass.
The value indicated is the distance to be sent between two passes for making the engraving material rise or cutting it so
as to be within the LASER focus during the next pass (negative values are possible).
A refocussing of 0.10 mm will be carried out after each pass (0,10*).
A refocussing of 0.10 mm will be carried out before the first pass and then after each pass (*0,10).
Passes
The number of passes can vary from 1 to 9.
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