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Image Options

This mirrors the entire page from left to right (horizontally). It will not mirror individual

objects or selections. This is very useful for engraving full sheets of rubber stamps because

the graphics on screen are non-mirrored and can be proof-read easily.

Invert Page

This converts all black objects into white and all white objects into black for the entire page.

This is very useful for engraving a full sheet of rubber stamps.

Mirror Page

Power

.002”

100

Normal Rubber Stamp Setting ...will give you these results

Material

Step Power %

Step Width

Notice that when you click on dierent Taper Selections that the power table changes. This is

because the laser applies power in dierent proles to produce dierent styles of taper. You

will notice that you cannot adjust the pre-dened Taper; however, if you would like to create

a custom taper of your own, rst select the Taper Selection that you would like to start with

and then click the “NEW” button. This will copy the taper as a “Custom Shoulder” that you can

rename by typing a new name in the dialog box and clicking “Rename.” You can also adjust

the prole however you desire. Each slider bar controls the laser’s power for that step. The

numbers at the bottom of that slider bar dene the width of the step in 0.001 inches (mils). The

square at the top of each slider bar is the activate/deactivate button. Always deactivate the

steps you are not using so that it will apply 100% power to that level.

The diagram on the previous page is an example of the Normal Rubber Stamp Taper Selection.

You can see that there are 8 steps used to create the shoulder. The surface of the material is

considered the rst step and the bottom of the engraving is considered the last step. You can

dene as many as 16 steps, but the rst or the last steps are not denable because they are

xed at a power setting of 0% and 100% respectively. You can only dene the parameters for

the 14 steps in between.

Note: The maximum shoulder width is 0.056 inches (1.42 mm).

Reduction

Raster Block Reduction (also known as Print Growth Management) reduces the number of pixels of a

raster image only in the X and Y directions. Raster Block Reduction does not aect vector images.

Sliding the bar to the right will remove pixels from the image that is being engraved, practically

thinning the raster image. This feature does not aect your original le, only the le that is in cache

storage. This feature is useful for bar code labels with thin lines.

Image Density

The Image Density setting determines how many raster strokes per vertical inch of travel the motion

system steps down to produce the engraving. It can also be referred to as the vertical lines per inch or ll

spacing. In the Windows XP driver it is termed Image Density and there are six Image Density choices in

all models. Higher Image Density (DPI) settings produce better quality raster images, but reduce

productivity by increasing engraving time. Lower Image Density (DPI) settings produce lower quality raster

images, but increase productivity by decreasing engraving time.

CAUTION: When using the “Invert Page” feature you may need to

reduce your page size so that the entire work area is not engraved.

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