i bought this software in good faith that it would work with my creality laser falcon. Even when lightburn senses the machine it still does not work. So at this time i want my money back in full or i will open a dispute with the credit card company. I tried to contact lightburn through your website but that link is not working .
Philip King
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I cut your email out as the bots have a field day.
I’m sorry you have issues with the software.
Lots of people use Lightburn, as I have for 5 years.
If you’re having connection issues or something, please post the issues you’re having.
A majority of time, it’s operator error, so please post the issues.
Maybe @Rick can handle your issues as he’s with Lightburn.
Email support@lightburnsoftware.com
But like Jack said above, post your issue and people on the forum are happy to help you work through it. There are many people successfully using Lightburn with Creality machines.
I don’t think you will find a better laser software than Lightburn.
I just did a search for falcon and got 50+ Topics returned. This would indicate a lot of people are using them with Lightburn, so opening a dispute would be a shame at the very least.
Contrary to what you read in the advertising, hobby lasers are not Plug-n-Play devices. Some even require factory supplied configuration files to get set up properly.
As @jkwilborn said, please post your issues, in detail, and many people will try to help you. I have included some important information below.
Once you get the hang of it, you will be amazed at the variety of things you can do with these machines.
Did you follow the instructions and load the .lbdev file, it works perfectly on my Creality Falcon2 Pro.
hello
I fixed the grinding problems it was my fault it was not built correctly that problem was fixed. now the gpio problems is now the issue
Phil
What does it do, or not do, after the GPIO message?
i can move the head around and such trying to see if it all is going to work trying to fine the how to put the material alignment
That is a controller message, but I do not know if it is fatal or not. Use the laser like you want and report any problems you might have.
thanks everyone for putting up with me and answering my questions. I think i have it working now i just have to experiment with the laser power and speed and the difference between vector cuts and engraving in lightburn i will figure it out. thanks again
Badger007
Works fine with my Falcon A1
Phillip,
I also have a Falcon 2 Laser and have been using LightBurn for over a year now. I tried a couple of other brands but none of them have the ease of operation or the capabilities that LightBurn has. Another great thing about LightBurn is the support available on this site. The members here can help you fix almost any problem.
I recommend the first thing that you do is to figure out how to use the LightBurn Test Pattern utility. It will save you a lot of time figuring out what settings to use.
hai scaricato questo https://lasergrbl.com/ e aggiornato i drive CH340?
I too have the Falcon 2 laser and it has worked with no issues for several years
One Note:
I also have an Ender 3 and a CNC on the same multi-port USB expander.
Sometimes the PC gets confused by the USB connections if I have the others powered on and selects the wrong one so I have to re-select it (this happened last weekend). Other than that no issues and it has worked great.