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length. The length of diagonals only needs to compare whether the diagonals of the same
rectangle are equal. For example, measure the length of a rectangle, where X represents
the width of the laser beam, measure the lengths of X1 and X2 in the figure respectively,
and take the average value. The longer the line length, the more accurate the
measurement is.
2. Max Speed (mm/s): the maximum speed allowed for single-axis movement. This value
decides the max. Engraving speed and cutting speed.
3. Corner Speed (Stop Speed) (mm/s): the speed of start or stop during single-axis motion,
i.e., the motion stops speed.
4. Acceleration (mm/s2): the Max acceleration of this axis, the bigger the acceleration, the
shorter the work time, and the stronger jitter of motion.
5. Jerk (mm/s3): the acceleration of the acceleration change from the minimum
acceleration to upgrade to the maximum acceleration—Or the changed from the
maximum acceleration reduce to minimum acceleration during slowdown. The smaller
the jerk, the weaker the jitter of motion, the slower of acceleration and deceleration.
Otherwise, the jitter is stronger, the accelerating and decelerating is the faster.
6. Max Range (mm): maximum distance for axis can move.
7. Backlash: the allowance for machine to move in the reverse direction. It is used to
compensate the cutting dislocation.
8. Direction Polarity: when the motor cannot return to the original position, change the
polarity to make it normal.
9. Limit Polarity: classified into positive and negative. When it is positive, the limit signal
is active at high level; when it is negative, the limit signal is active at low level.
10. Jog Polarity: when the motion direction of the axis motor disaccords with the direction
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