Hello I’m just doing my every other month post on BSL boards and SEACAD support. I know, I know… I think I’m the only one out here that has one. :slight_smile: Oh I sure would love to see it by golly… David

Thank you for your support and help. I have solved the problem. I thought it was a hardware cause instead it was because of the drivers. For my new EZCAD board model FBLI-B-LV 4 that I installed instead of the one I had before (seacad). you need very specific drivers. I searched a thousand site…

[image] Paologenoa: FBLI-B-LV 4 Sure dear Jack, FBLI-B-LV 4 need a perfect diver for her (lite) and also i an accurate version of ezcad2! not all of them fit! Sorry to cite an external forum, but that’s where I found my solution Software and driver-FBLI-B-LV4.zip Google Driv…

That is fine, if it’s gets someone up and running, that the main interest. Thanks for the effort. :smile_cat:

I write VZJet all the time and encourage and then yell at them to work with LB to get support. and do the same with Atomstack to get them to get the SeaCad programmers to work with LB.Not sure if its the right people or not but I feel good for a short time after doing it.

Cor files work now? Im trying to apply seacad cor file in lb, but dialog box dosnt show new field. [Снимок экрана 2024-09-26 в 15.32.21] cor120.cor (84,1 КБ)

Once you load a cor file all of these grayed out fields cannot be modified by the user. They are used to setup your lenses, which you did to create the cor file. :smile_cat:

Then i apply corfile field must be automatically set field to 120mm or near 120mm. With ezcad 3x3p corefiles lightburn work correctly. I use 5x5 or 64x64 point correction(if needed).

To figure out the speed on the material it need to know the focal length… I assume they figure this out from the numbers entered when creating a cor file, but I don’t know for sure. [scan-speed-galvo] :smile_cat:

My question not about speed, I need an answer about the functionality of the correction file

It doesn’t show the field value, but it should be set by the COR file. Is it not?

[image] LightBurn: set by the COR file. Is it not His screen shot, in post 59, shows they are not modified … just like mine… [image] :smile_cat:

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