+
+ Sets the intensity of the laser. The more intensity the deeper the effect on the material.
+ Cutting needs higher intensities than engraving.
+ The effect in general is dependent from the material and its color and surface.
+
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+ Sets the velocity of the laserhead. The slower the movement the deeper the effect on the material.
+ Cutting needs slower movement than engraving.
+ The effect in general is dependent from the material and its color and surface.
+
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+ Some (especially bright) materials require the laser to dwell a little until the surface has absorbed enough energy to be affected.
+ This parameter sets the amount of time in milliseconds the movement is paused after the laser is switched on.
+ If the result shows gaps in lines for example increase this value carefully. The higher the value the higher the risk of material ignition.
+
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+ The intensity range used for engraving pixel graphics. Bright/white pixels use the left (lower) value, dark/black pixels the right (higher) value.
+ Equal values do not vary the laser intensity related to the pixel brightness.
+
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+ The movement velocity range used for engraving pixel graphics. Bright/white pixels use the left (higher) value, dark/black pixels the right (lower) value.
+ Equal values do not vary the laser velocity related to the pixel brightness.
+
+
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+ mm
+
+
+ Pixel / raster engravings are done line by line. This sets the distance between the single lines.
+ Smaller values allow finer engravings but require a more precise focus and are slower.
+
+
{{ _('Image Preprocessing') }}
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+ Increases the image contrast before converting to gcode.
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+ Sharpens the image before converting to gcode.
+
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{{ _('Dithering') }}
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+ Converts the image to solely black and white pixels.
+ Use this if the laser effect on your material is not able to transfer grayscales.
+