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3.3 Rear View
A Beam Attenuator
This dial provides a master power control for your engraver. It should
be turned completely clockwise to enable your software to use the
engraver’s full power range.
B
Remote Interlock
Connector
This port functions as a second key necessary to activate the laser
tube. Insert the provided switch to enable the laser or remove it to
completely disable the laser.
C Grounding Port
This is an optional grounding port. You can either ground this
engraver via a firm connection to a 3-prong outlet or via a dedicated
grounding cable firmly connected to this grounding port.
D Power Switch
This switch turns on the engraver’s mainboard, cooling system, LED
lighting, and wireless card and places the exhaust fan and air assist
into standby mode, ready to activate with the laser. It should always
be turned off between sessions.
E Power Socket
This socket connects to your main power supply and grounds your
machine’s electronic components.
F Exhaust Fan
This fan pulls out gases and airborne debris from the workbed,
sending it through your vent to a window or air purifier.To minimize
noise, it only activates with the laser.
G Rear Pass-Through
This door can be unsealed to allow larger pieces of material to be fed
into or across the workbed. Additional care must be taken to avoid
exposure to the laser beam and its reflections when it is open.
H External USB
This USB allows you to load and save designs and parameters directly
onto the engraver. Only .rd files that are located under the root
directory in a FAT32 USB disk are supported.
I Camera Port
This USB port connects the engraver’s camera to your control
computer and engraving software.
J Computer Port
This USB port connects the engraver’s mainboard to your control
computer and engraving software.
K Ethernet Port
This port allows a fast connection between the engraver’s mainboard
and your control computer via the internet.
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