Epilog Fusion M2 32 Manual page 147

SECTION 11: OPTIONAL FEATURES
2. After you have run your first laser cutting, open the
door to the laser and place your next item to cut in
the same direction and vicinity as the last so the
registration marks are within 1.5" (38 mm) of the
last position.
3. With the door to the laser closed, click on the Quick
Print icon in the Job Manager. The camera system
will move out to do a quick hunt for the registration
marks then start the cutting process.
Camera Calibration Routines
There are three camera calibration routines available to
align the two overhead and one lens carriage camera.
If you see severely blurry or double images from the
overhead cameras, you will need to calibrate the system.
Since the overhead cameras are used to approximate the
location and orientation of the printed artwork, slight
imperfections in the video feed will not impact the
precision of the vector cut paths.
All three calibration routines should be run in the correct
order to correctly calibrate the cameras.
Checking Camera Calibration
To check the overhead camera calibration, you must have
set up your laser system in the Epilog Job Manager. For
more details, see "Activate a Laser" on page 36.
1. To check the overhead camera calibration, open the
top door. Open the Job Manager and find one of the
eView Camera jobs you have sent to the laser. If you
still need to setup a file, see "Setting Up the Print
File" on page 136.
2. Click on the eView tab, and the screen will show the
video feed from the overhead cameras. When the
door cameras are properly calibrated, the image is
crisp, clear and covers the entire table.
3. If there is a severe double image, then the cameras
will need to be calibrated. You will need to follow
all three calibration steps that follow.
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eView Camera Module