Buena Tarde tengo una Atomstack A5 pro con un laser de 5w tengo el problema que cuando esta gravando o cortando el laser se para por milisegundos y el Gravado queda con puntos de quemado donde este se para, ¿me pueden ayudar que podra estar pasando? quedo muy agradecido.
In the Cuts Settings Editor window, is Constant Power Mode turned on?
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Si señor, ¿lo desmarco?
If you have not tried it already, yes, uncheck it. This allows the laser to reduce power when it must slow down to change direction. Full power when it stops mean burned spots.
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Ok MikeyH lo voy hacer y te cuento gracias por tu colaboracion.
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MikeyH te cuento que hice lo que me indicaste y si, realmente surgio efecto, ahora ya graba sin dejar marcas de quemado, gracias por tu valiosa ayuda; ahora mi pregunta es para que sirve el colocar el modo de potencia constante?
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I would suggest by default leaving Constant Power Mode disabled as the benefit of having variable power to reduce or eliminate overburn is almost always beneficial.
There are times, particularly at very slow speeds, where power may drop low enough to the point where you get drop-outs in laser output resulting in gaps in burning. That would be a potential reason you’d want to enable Constant Power Mode.
In general, when you need it you’ll know there’s a problem that needs resolving. Otherwise, leave it off.
Constant power is used for cutting out designs
However, I leave it on almost all the time unless I am doing images or see signs of too much burn when there is a laser change of direction. A good indicator is when turning the board over and you see light through a bunch of pinholes in it. But that is just me. With a diode laser I recommend turning it off unless you see you need it.
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Gracias por tu oportuna respuesta y asi lo hare de ahora en adelante. 
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