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Laser Engraving and Cutting - 03 How to Laser Engrave and Cut
Next, click Run Boundary to check if the work origin is proper. If not, reset the work origin and run boundary
again. Repeat this step until you set a proper work origin.
For more information about work origin, see 3.9 How It Works: Work Origin.
(If you use the camera capture method to determine the position of the image, skip this step to continue the
following operations.)
(7) You can also modify Laser Power and Work Speed in Luban.
(8) On the top-left corner of the Workspace, click the Run button to start engraving and cutting.
3.10 Auto Mode and Manual Mode for Laser Engraving and Cutting
Differences between Auto Mode and Manual Mode
In auto mode, the machine automatically adjusts the height of the Laser Module based on the measured focal length
and the input material thickness, so as to ensure the best focusing result. In manual mode, you must manually adjust
the height of the Laser Module to make the laser beam best focus on the material surface. Therefore, manual mode
differs from auto mode in the following aspects:
• Manual mode does not involve the Auto Focus or Manual Focus procedure to measure the focal length.
• Materials with unknown thickness can be engraved and cut.
• The height of the Laser Module can be adjusted. The height of the Laser Module is not automatically calculated
by the machine. Thus, if you nd the engraving and cutting effect unsatisfying, you can stop the job and choose
Manual Mode again to modify the height of the Laser Module.
How to use Manual Mode
When using manual mode, you do not need to measure the focal length or measure the thickness of the material.
After the machine, material, and G-code le are ready, you can use Manual Mode to start engraving and cutting. The
operating console can be Luban or the Touchscreen.
• Use Manual Mode on the Touchscreen
(1) On the Touchscreen, tap Start.
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