Etcher Laser app Manual
Name of each part
Project list
A list of created projects is displayed. Tap each project to open the project edit screen.
Also, If you tap … at the bottom right of the cell, you can edit the project name and duplicate / delete the project.
If you want to delete multiple project files at once, you can delete them by doing the following:
- Tap “Edit” at the top right of the screen to switch to edit mode.
- Select the projects to be deleted.
- Click the trash can icon at the top left of the screen.
- Tap “Done” at the top right of the screen to exit edit mode.
Project editing
On this screen, you can edit the project to create processing data.
Add Item menu
Tap the “+” button at the bottom left to add a new project.
- Scan: Add image(s) by scanning with the camera of the machine.
- Assets: Add item(s) from assets included in the app.
- Text: Add text item(s) by typing and editing text.
- Library: Add item(s) from images stored in the device photo library. (iOS only)
- File: Add item(s) from images stored in the device.
- Camera: Launch the device camera and add item(s) from new photograph(s).
Item list view
The added item is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Click the thumbnail to display the parameter settings screen.
You can also change the processing order by long-pressing and dragging the thumbnail.
Parameter Setting view
This is displayed when you click an item displayed in the item list, and you can set the processing parameters of the target item.
- Manual: You can set parameters manually. In addition, the set parameters can be recorded to the user dictionary.
- User dictionary: Recorded parameters can be selected.
Machine control menu
- Start: Create processing data for the opened project and send it to the machine.
- Stop operation: Stops the operation of the Etcher Laser during processing.
- Origin: Move the laser head to the machine origin.
- Capture: Displays the image of the work area on the canvas.
- Head Position: The laser head can be moved. This is used when adjusting the focal length.
Setting
- Setting: You can view and change various settings.
