Epilog Laser LEGEND 24EX 6000

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Section 10: Material Engraving Techniques

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INCORRECT EXAMPLE #1

INCORRECT EXAMPLE #2

After you have successfully setup your artwork, print your design by selecting

FILE/PRINT. Choose the Epilog Driver printer. Next click on the PROPERTIES

button and the following print driver window will appear.

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Table of Contents3
How to Use this Owner's Manual11
- Manual Conventions11
- Structure of the Manual11
- Icons Used in this Manual13
Legend Setup15
Getting Started17
- Unpacking Your Machine17
  - Unpacking Your L24EX or L32EX Machine17
  - Unpacking Your TT Machine18
- Connecting the Computer19
- Connecting the Exhaust20
  - Legend EX Exhaust Blower Connections21
- Connecting Electrical Power23
  - What Voltage Should be Supplied to Operate a Legend Laser23
  - Summary of Recommended Voltage24
- Laser Cooling Requirements and Operating Temperatures27
Safety29
- Laser Safety29
- Electrical Safety31
- Fire Safety31
- Safety Features and Regulatory Compliance32
Dos and Don'ts37
- Don't37
Connecting and Configuring Your Computer - Print Driver Installation39
- Network Printing - Crossover Cable to Ethernet Connection40
- Print Driver Installation43
- Parallel Printing51
  - Installation51
- USB Printing51
Configuring Coreldraw55
- Print Settings Within Corel 9 or Corel Essentials55
- Print Settings Within Coreldraw 1056
- Color Mapping56
  - Corel 9 Setup for Corel Color Mapping56
- Installing and Using the Win Xp/2000 Ex Print Driver with Corel 958
  - To Reinstall Coreldraw 9 Onto Your Computer59
Using Your Legend System Quick Setup63
- Artwork Setup64
- Job Setup65
Basic Operations and Maintenance71
Using the Epilog Legend Print Driver73
- General73
- Vector76
- Raster82
- More Options84
- Changing Print Driver Defaults85
Using the Epilog Legend Systems87
- Keyboard Commands87
- Legend LCD Menu Headings91
- Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)92
- Lenses101
Speed and Power Recommendations105
- Engraving Speed105
- Engraving Power105
- Recommendations106
- Multiple Passes106
- 30/35 Watt - Table Top Only108
- 40/45 Watt - Table Top Only109
- 30/35 Watt - Legend EX110
- 40/45 Watt - Legend EX111
- 60 Watt - Legend EX112
- Watt - Legend EX113
- 120 Watt - Legend EX114
Material Engraving Techniques115
- Acrylic115
- Anodized Aluminum117
- Brass - Painted117
  - Brass Background117
  - Brass Engraving Techniques118
- Glass119
- Notary Seals - Delrin120
  - Notary Seals Engraving Techniques120
- Plastic121
- Rubber Stamps123
- Wood131
Advanced Operations135
Standard & Optional Machine Features137
Standard and Optional Machine Features137
- Auto Focus138
- Air Assist139
- Rotary Attachment140
- Double Head159
- Vector Grid168
Engraving Machine Maintenance169
- Cleaning - Important169
- Laser Tube173
- Auto Focus Plunger173
Material Suppliers175
Troubleshooting, Service and Specifications181
In Case of Difficulty183
- Contacting Technical Support183
- Avoiding Common Print Problems184
Servicing the Legend191
- Service Module Location Diagram Legend 24 & 32 EX192
- Service Module Location Diagram #1 Legend TT193
- Service Module Location Diagram #2 Legend TT194
- Controller195
- Power Supply196
- Laser Module & RF Module Legend EX197
- Keyboard/Display198
- Beam198
Upgrading the Operational Firmware199
- Upgrading Your Legend Using Flashmaster Software199
- Installing Flashmaster Onto Your Computer200
  - From Diskette200
  - Via Email200
- Installing New Legend Firmware Onto Your Computer200
  - Via Email201
- Installing New Firmware from Your Computer to Your Legend201
Specifications205
- Legend 24EX Specifications205
- Legend 24EX Specifications206
- Legend 32EX Specifications207
- Legend TT Specifications208
- Compatibility209
- Recommended PC209
- Other Computer Hardware Recommendations212
- About the Laser213
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice214
Appendix A Warranty Statement215
Appendix B Setting up a Network Connection217
Appendix C Printing from Autocad225
Index225

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