Trotec Speedy Series User Manual

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3. Laser cutting using the Trotec Speedy Laser Engraver (100/300/360/400)
For more details, please refer to the Trotec Speedy Laser Engraver operation manual.
Laser cutting
1. Set the printed media on the Trotec
Speedy Laser Engraver.
• Rotate the printed media by 180 and set it so
that it is aligned with the upper left corner of the
laser cutter surface.
2. Adjust the height.
3. Click the [Output to TrotecLaser] button
on the FineCut menu.
• In the case of versions earlier than Adobe Illus-
trator CC, the [Output to TrotecLaser] button is
not displayed as Trotec Speedy Laser Engravers
are not compatible with these versions.
4. Set the laser output folder.
(1) Click the [Select Folder] button.
(2) Select the conversion folder set with Trotec
UniDrive. ( P.13 "Associate the conversion
folder with the cutting conditions parameter
file (Trotec UniDrive)")
• For the example used in this document,
please select [C:\TrotecDataFolder].
5. Set it to print/cut on the [Layer] tab.
• Set Cut to ON for the cut layer, and set Print to
ON for the alignment frame and print layers.
6. Click the [Output] button.
• Be sure to do this while Trotec JobControl and
Trotec UniDrive are running.
Print Cut Layer
-ON
Cut
ON -
Alignment frame
ON -
Print

Trotec Speedy Series Specifications

General

Resolution	Up to 1000 dpi
Laser Type	CO2 laser
Work Area	Varies depending on model
Max. Workpiece Height	Varies depending on model
Laser Power	Varies by model
Software	JobControl
Supported File Formats	AI, BMP, PDF, DXF, PLT, JPG, GIF, TIFF, PNG
Cooling	Air or Water (depending on laser power)
Power Supply	50/60 Hz