Hi,
I have a LS3020 using Newlydraw 1.5 and have just noticed that my cut pieces are coming out oversize (as I am now cutting larger objects).
To try and test this I have cut a couple of rectangles in each axis to see the error and which axes are effected:
- In the X axis I cut a rectangle 250mm by 10mm and the longest edge is 252mm.
- In the Y axis I cut a rectangle 180mm by 10mm and the longest edge is ~181.5mm
To me this sounds like a software scaling issue, but I haven't played with the default settings (to my knowledge anyway) so it seams strange.
Any advice on what settings I should be checking?
Thanks
Paul
LS3020 cutting oversized
LS3020 cutting oversized
Owner of a LS3020
Re: LS3020 cutting oversized
I have just been experimenting and found that the H.DPI and V.DPI settings are the ones which control this. This on from File>Engrave>Prop(button) on the device tab.
This started at 1016 and I have calculated it should be around 1003 from my machines behavior.
Could anyone else with a LS3020 please tell me what settings they have for the H.DPI and V.DPI settings?
Thanks
This started at 1016 and I have calculated it should be around 1003 from my machines behavior.
Could anyone else with a LS3020 please tell me what settings they have for the H.DPI and V.DPI settings?
Thanks
Owner of a LS3020
Re: LS3020 cutting oversized
I can't remember from when I had mine but there is this post that may help.
If I remember right you can backup a file called EngraveLOC.ini in the ND program folder and copy over the original from the disk which will restore the factory settings.
Cheers
Dave
If I remember right you can backup a file called EngraveLOC.ini in the ND program folder and copy over the original from the disk which will restore the factory settings.
Cheers
Dave
Using two LS3060's and an ex 3020 user
Please note I am not employed by HPC, any advice or recomendations I give are based on my own experience and are not necessarily the same as HPC's. First point of contact on any hardware issues should be with HPC
Please note I am not employed by HPC, any advice or recomendations I give are based on my own experience and are not necessarily the same as HPC's. First point of contact on any hardware issues should be with HPC
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