Onwards! First the image below is a screen shot which provides the reader with an overview of the graphic user interface and I will discuss each section and the available commands in this portion of this post. I will also post some example lasered plywood image files so that people can assess the quality of Lightburn’s output for themselves. I have some video that needs to be processed before I upload it and some additional screencast material, which also needs to be processed to reduce the huge memory overheads. Having got the Mac and my SM1 talking to each other through Lightburn, I want to look briefly at the Lightburn GUI along with a cursory glance at the facilities it offers. The baud rate was supposed to be 250,000, so I was given to understand but in the event, Lightburn appears to be happier at 115,000 baud on the Mac. There may be a way to save the machine configuration but as yet, I have not found the Mac version. It needed the USB/Serial port connected before opening the application. I could not get Lightburn to accept or pass on any commands to SM1 via my Macbook Pro.
My first issue was getting it to talk to SM1 but I suspect that the difficulty connecting was mine on two fronts.
I finally found enough time to spend some of it with the application (Lightburn) that was written exclusively for laser users. Hello all please excuse what will be a lengthy post so it will appear in stages.
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