After creating an object on the canvas, click on it to open the Processing Settings panel on the right. Here, you can configure the processing mode and parameters for the object. This guide explains the effects of different processing modes and which object types they are suitable for.
1. Processing Parameter Descriptions
| Parameter | Description | Range / Unit | Applicable Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power (%) | Laser output during processing. Higher power → deeper engraving or cutting. | 1–100 (Integer) | All Modes |
| Speed (mm/s) | Laser movement speed. Slower speed → deeper engraving. | Line Engraving: 1–300 Fill Engraving: 1–600 Line Cutting: 0.1–300 | All Modes |
| Passes | Number of times the laser repeats the path. More passes → deeper engraving. | 1–10 (Integer) | All Modes |
| Engraving Density | Number of lines or points per cm. | 10–300 (Integer) | Fill / Image Engraving |
| Low density (e.g., 10): 10 lines/cm (1 mm spacing). Faster, suitable for large areas/coarse engraving/shorter processing time. | |||
| High density (e.g., 100): 100 lines/cm (0.1 mm spacing). Slower, for fine details/longer processing time. | |||
| Overscan | Automatically enabled for Fill or Image Engraving. | Auto | Fill / Image Engraving |
| Purpose: When the laser reaches a design edge, it must decelerate before changing direction. The Laser Module can only accelerate/decelerate within physical speed limits. | |||
| Benefit: Overscan adds space for acceleration and deceleration (laser off during this movement), ensuring consistent engraving depth across the entire area. | |||
2. Setting Processing Parameters
2.1 Using Recommended Parameters
(1) Click the "Custom Materials" button in the top-right corner to open the Material Library.
(2) Select your material. The system will automatically configure recommended parameters.
(3) Refer to Sample Parameters in the interface. Click on a sample to enlarge it and select the set that best matches your desired result.
2.2 Creating Custom Parameters
If your material is not in the Material Library:
- Drag the sliders or enter values directly to set Power, Speed, Passes, etc.
- Test the parameters and adjust until the desired result is achieved.
2.3 Saving Custom Parameters
(1) After adjustments, click “New Parameter Scheme”.
(2) Enter a name for your scheme and click Confirm to save.
(3) To use a saved scheme later, select it from the Custom Parameters Library.
2.4 Deleting Custom Parameters
(1) In the Custom Parameters List, locate the scheme to delete.
(2) Click the Delete (Trash Can) icon.
A scheme currently in use cannot be deleted. Switch to another scheme before deleting.