1. Double-click the .exe file to install LaserGRBL.
If it cannot be installed, visit
[Link] to download the appropriate version.
2. Open LaserGRBL after installation.
3. Power on and turn on the red switch. Use Type-C data cable to connect the
computer and the machine after completing initialization. Select the corresponding
COM and set Baud to 115200. Click Connect.
Some icons will light up after the connection is successful.
4. Click "File-Append File" to import picture and set the [Link] is recommended to
set Quality to 10 Lines/[Link] "Next".
5. Set the Laser Mode to M4. Set the appropriate power %, speed, size and position
of picture, etc. Click “Create! “.
NOTES: Higher power % or slower speed make deeper effect; Lower power % or
faster speed make shallower effect. Generally we just adjusted S-MAX and you
should enter a ten times value of power percentage. For example: to set 70% power,
you should enter 700, not 70. Please refer to the TF card for recommended
parameters.
6. Click Frame to enter previewing mode. At this time, the laser module will emit
weak light and move around the maximum X and Y edges of the processed image. At
this time, the material can be adjusted to the appropriate position.
7. Finally click "Run Program" to start engraving.
8. Refer to the website [Link] for detailed software tutorials.
Notes: The gcode file generated by LaserGRBL does not contain frame-previewing information,
which will make it inconvenient to locate. It is not recommended to use TF card for offline
engraving when using LaserGRBL. Please refer to LightBurn User Guide for offline engraving.
