Specifications

ACCESSORIES
Section 5-5
Inside the VersaLASER you will find the large
recessed slot with a self-aligning electrical
connector to the right side (1) and the two
alignment pins (2).
By using the thumbscrews as handles (3), insert
the Cutting Table into the slot (it is OK to do with
the power on because it is hot swappable) and
move it around until the connector engages and
the fixture sits flat.
Graphics Setup
Open your graphics software. In this case we will use CorelDRAW11 and create a new graphic. Layout
your graphic the same way as if the regular table is installed.
The border of the honeycomb material of the Cutting Table is slightly larger than the printable area of the
VersaLASER. Since there are no reference rulers attached to the table, if you desire, you can use the
Red Dot pointer as your positioning reference.
Printing
Print as normal. When the VersaLASER Settings
dialog box pops up, choose your category and type of
material as usual. In the Fixture section, select NONE
from the dropdown list. Using a caliper or similar
measuring device, measure the thickness of your
material and enter it into the Material Thickness box
and click Print. As usual, the print job will be stored on
your hard disk and become available in the VCP as
the next job ready to be processed. The VersaLASER
automatically knows that the Cutting Table is installed
and it will automatically compensate for the focus
height difference. Place your material directly on the
Cutting Table and proceed to cut.
Note: You may experience a slight “notching effect” on the backside edge of the material. This is
due to the reflectivity of the honeycomb material and is normal. To reduce the effect, try reducing
the Intensity setting. To completely eliminate the effect, you may want to elevate you material off
of the honeycomb by using some sort of spacers, at least 1/8th to 1/4 inch thick, between the
honeycomb surface and your material that does not interfere with the beam path. If you are to do
this, be sure to select Custom for the Fixture type and enter the thickness of your spacer in the
Height box.