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 ==== Prepare and send your file ==== ==== Prepare and send your file ====
 +  - Take your svg to the computer designated for that cutter. You must be logged into the Guest Laser account.
 +  - Open Lightburn application.  If it asks for registration information, you're in the wrong account.
   - Take your svg to the computer designated for that cutter. You must be logged into the Guest Laser account.   - Take your svg to the computer designated for that cutter. You must be logged into the Guest Laser account.
   - Open Lightburn application.  If it asks for registration information, you're in the wrong account.   - Open Lightburn application.  If it asks for registration information, you're in the wrong account.
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-The following steps should get you started. You are encouraged to find tutorials on Inkscape and Lightburn.  If you find these steps to be inaccurate, or you have more to add, please email info@chattlab.org and let us know. 
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-  - Take your svg to the computer designated for that cutter. You must be logged into the Guest Laser account. +
-  - Open Lightburn application.  If it asks for registration information, you're in the wrong account. +
-  - Open your SVG file in Lightburn. +
-  - Find the connection "Fat Bastard" which should already be selected/connected. +
-  - For each of your colors of your file, adjust power settings and sequencing in the Cuts/Layers dialog in Lightburn.  +
-  - Once you have your settings they way you want them, select "Send" which should send the file over to the cutter.  Give it a filename (anything you like). +
-  - Now, go to the cutter.  Put in your material that you want to cut/engrave. +
-  - Navigate the laser head to the center of your work, and put the focus block underneath the PROBE, not the red dot. +
-  - On the RUIDA control panel, press Z/U button in the middle of the arrows. +
-  - Here you can hit left or right arrows to lower the Z bed to make room (if needed). +
-  - Press the down arrow until you get to Autofocus. +
-  - MAKE SURE THAT THE WOOD BLOCK IS UNDER THE PROBE. +
-  - Press enter. The machine will set the proper focal length. +
-  - REMOVE the focus block. +
-  - Press File button.  Find your file and press Enter to load. NOTE. THE IMAGE WILL APPEAR BACKWARDS ON THE LCD. +
-  - Confirm your layer cut settings (speed/power for each color/layer). +
-  - Press escape.  Use the arrow keys to navigate the head to the origin point you want. +
-  - Press Origin button. +
-  - Press Frame button to verify the perimeter of your work. +
-  - MAKE SURE COOLER, AIR ASSIST and BLOWER are all on. +
-  - If happy with everything, press Start button on control panel to begin cutting.+
 === Design === === Design ===