Possible problems: 1.The correction file is wrong. 2.The focal length is wrong. 3.The surface of the material is uneven or not leveled. 4.The workbench is not flat. More read: EzCad2 Correction File: 9-Point Calibration Manual
FAQs about Laser Marking
What is the problem of Ezcad crashing as soon as it is opened?
Delete the root directory of the software installation and re-extract a new copy.
EzCad2 Correction File: 9-Point Calibration Manual
1. Find the calibration software Open the EzCad2 file directory and double-click “Corfile2” to enter the 9-point calibration software. 2. Set the calibration parameters Click “F1 设置激光器参数” to set the laser type and marking parameters (normally, the marking parameters are default). In general, the fiber laser type is IPG, SPI, and is checked separately. Click… Continue reading EzCad2 Correction File: 9-Point Calibration Manual
How to use 2 different marking methods for the same picture?
For the same picture, I want to use 2 different engraving methods. Figure 1 I want to engrave 3 times. Figure 2 I just want to engrave it once, what should I do? Select different Pen No and set the value of Mark Loop.
Why are there white lines after the hatch of image in Ezcad2?
The image hatch in Ezcad2 is incomplete, there are white lines. The Line Distance is too large, try making it smaller.
Why is the computer prone to blue screen when closing Ezcad?
1. Caused by antivirus software on the computer. 2. The configuration of the computer is too low.
Why does the ezcad suddenly crash?
1. The computer configuration is low; 2. The laser mark control board is disconnected; 3. Caused by the computer’s anti-virus software; 4. Ezcad installation problems. These reasons may cause the Ezcad software to crash.
Why can’t Ezcad open AI files?
If the AI file version is too high or the file is damaged, it will not be able to open.
How to limit the marking speed in EZCAD software?
EZCAD2 version: “Param(F3)” – “Other“, adjust the “Max speed” and “Min speed“. EZCAD3 version: “Param(F3)” – “Field“, adjust the “Max Speed” and “Min Speed“.