[Pressmetal]

Hi everyone i have recently purchased a used fibre laser marker. It is a chinese machine made by M&Z Laser. Can anyone please help me get this machine started as i do not have any software or drivers for it. Also this would be my first time operating one. Thanks in advance.

[ChinaLaser]

Dear, this is Sue from JCZ. JCZ is the owner of the ezcad laser control system, as well known, ezcad is very useful and convenient, I can supply you with the laser control board and ezcad software(https://www.laserchina.net/download/ezcad/), please send email to me. My address is [email protected].

[Monport]

Monport laser https://monportlaser.com/provides highly praised EzCad software：https://www.ezcad.net/ for its optical fiber galvanometer engraving machine. EzCad is a flexible and powerful software package, which is very suitable for engraving applications and compatible with a variety of modern imaging solutions, such as QR code and bar code. This is the function of EzCad. It can be used as an independent CAD and graphics processing package, or as a communication platform to import and transfer DXF and other file types to the engraving machine.

How to intsall EzCad software for your laser marker https://monportlaser.com/collections...aser-engraver?

The EzCad software run on a PC with at least 900 MHz CPU and 256 MB RAM. In general, we recommend the fastest PC available. EzCad was developed in Microsoft Windows XP and will run in Windows XP, WIN7,WIN8 and VISTA. The installation of EzCad is not difficult. Users only need to copy EzCad folder that is in our incidental USB to hard disk, and then double click the EzCad.exe under the EzCad’s directory to run the software.

EzCad requires a software security device sometimes. This device plugs into the USB port on the PC. If there is no dongle or the dongle do not install correctly, a caution will appears and the software will work at demo state. In demo state, we can evaluate the software but we cannot save files or control laser device.

Step 1: Copy the contents of incidental USB and EzCad software folder to your computer. Note the other files and folders in the EzCad folder https://monportlaser.com/collections...r-laser-marker.

Step 2: Make sure that the USB cable is connected from the back of the laser control unit to the "My Documents" of the computer and that the laser power key is turned on.

Step 3: Click the windows start icon with the left mouse button, and then click devices and printers with the left mouse button. You should see an unspecified device USBLMCV2 with a yellow warning button.

Step 4: Right click USBLMCV2 and select properties. On the hardware tab, select the laser marking control board, click properties, and select the driver tab. Click Update Driver and select manual search. Browse to my documents > EzCad > drivers. Select a 32-bit or 64 bit folder that is appropriate for your computer. Your system should respond and the driver has been successfully updated. Note: you also can find information about your computer by going to start > Control Panel > system.

Step 5: Next, make the following shortcut to EzCad program:

Open the EzCad folder. In the EzCad folder, you can see a file EzCad. Right click the EzCad application file and select copy. Right click the desktop and select Paste shortcut. Then you can use the shortcut to open the software and start using the laser to create creative and profitable items.

EzCad Software User Manual for your reference https://www.stylecnc.com/uploads/fil...ng-Systems.pdf.

Features and Benefits of EzCad

EzCad offers the following functions:

Open multi-language support.
256 layers marking parameters.
Supports multi layer processing.
Support separate red light indication.
Can read and write text and Excel files directly.
Supports 3D curve engraving and 3D surface slicing.
Supports true type fonts, single line fonts, dot matrix fonts, 1D and 2D barcodes.
Support two extended axis:support rotary marking and double axis mosaic marking.
Powerful node and graphics editing for curve welding, cropping and intersection calculations.
Compatible with common image formats (bmp, jpg, gif, tga, png, tif, etc).
Compatible with commonly used vector graphics (ai, dxf, dst, plt, etc).
Commonly used image processing functions (grayscale conversion, black and white map conversion, dot processing, etc), so can perform 256-level grayscale image processing.
To learn more, please look at here: https://monportlaser.com/blogs/softw...r-laser-marker