Epilog FusionPro 32, FusionPro 48 Original Instructions Manual
FusionPro 32/48
Laser System Manual | Model 16000
Original Instructions
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIRE WARNING 1
INTRODUCTION 2
How to Use This Owner’s Manual .............................................................................................................................................. 2
Icons Used in this Manual ............................................................................................................................................................... 2
SECTION 1: SAFETY 3
Laser Safety .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Electrical Safety ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Safety Features and Regulatory Compliance ................................................................................................................. 4
Dos and Don’ts ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
SECTION 2: GETTING STARTED 11
1. Unpacking the Laser System ................................................................................................................................................... 12
2. Choose Where to Locate the System ...............................................................................................................................14
3. Connecting the Exhaust ............................................................................................................................................................. 15
4. Connecting Electrical Power...................................................................................................................................................17
5. Connect the Laser to Your Computer .............................................................................................................................. 17
6. Set the Fusion Pro’s IP Address ..............................................................................................................................................18
7. Sign Up for Driver Updates and Register Your System ........................................................................................19
SECTION 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 21
Epilog Job Manager Instructions ............................................................................................................................................. 21
Uninstalling the Previous Job Manager ..............................................................................................................................21
Windows 7: Ethernet Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 23
How to Install the Epilog Job Manager ..............................................................................................................................25
Troubleshooting the Job Manager ......................................................................................................................................... 31
Important Job Manager Notes .................................................................................................................................................32
SECTION 4: THE JOB MANAGER 33
Using the Epilog Job Manager..................................................................................................................................................33
Printing to the Epilog Job Manager ......................................................................................................................................34
Organizing Your Print Jobs ..........................................................................................................................................................34
Previewing Your Job .........................................................................................................................................................................38
Searching for a Job ..........................................................................................................................................................................38
Finding Job History ............................................................................................................................................................................ 39
Vector Sorting ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Material Settings Tab .......................................................................................................................................................................41
Job Settings Tab .................................................................................................................................................................................44
Changing Program Settings ........................................................................................................................................................46
SECTION 5: THE LASER DASHBOARD 47
Setting Up CorelDRAW for the Laser .....................................................................................................................................48
Sending Your First Project .............................................................................................................................................................49
Presetting Your Cut Lines .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
Placing Your Artwork .......................................................................................................................................................................52
Dividing Your Job Into Processes ............................................................................................................................................ 53
Editing Artwork with Live View ................................................................................................................................................... 59
Saving Your Settings.........................................................................................................................................................................62
File Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................................63
Settings in Detail .................................................................................................................................................................................64
Processes Tab .......................................................................................................................................................................................66
Advanced Tab ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Notes Tab ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
File Setup FAQs .....................................................................................................................................................................................68
Additional CorelDRAW Laser Dashboard Features ....................................................................................................68
SECTION 6: CONTROL PANEL 71
Display ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
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Joystick ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77
Job Storage ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 77
SECTION 7: QUICK START GUIDE 79
Artwork Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 79
Setting a Vector Cutting Line .................................................................................................................................................... 80
Resolution ..................................................................................................................................................................................................81
Landscape or Portrait .....................................................................................................................................................................83
SECTION 8: SYSTEM FEATURES 85
IRISTM Camera Positioning System ..........................................................................................................................................85
Touch Screen .........................................................................................................................................................................................85
Air Assist ....................................................................................................................................................................................................86
Auto Focus vs Manual Focus ......................................................................................................................................................86
Key Switch ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 87
Image Dithering ...................................................................................................................................................................................87
Color Mapping ......................................................................................................................................................................................89
Using Color Mapping .......................................................................................................................................................................89
Red Dot Pointer ....................................................................................................................................................................................93
Emergency Stop Button .................................................................................................................................................................94
Front Access Door ..............................................................................................................................................................................94
Task Plate/Vacuum Hold-Down Table .................................................................................................................................94
Exhaust Plenum ....................................................................................................................................................................................95
SECTION 9: OPTIONAL FEATURES 97
Vector Cutting Table/Vacuum Hold-Down Table ........................................................................................................ 97
PhotoLaser Plus ....................................................................................................................................................................................98
SECTION 10: ENGRAVING MATERIALS 105
CO2 Laser Materials/Techniques ......................................................................................................................................... 105
SECTION 11: SPECIFICATIONS 115
Fusion Pro Laser Technical Specifications ....................................................................................................................... 115
Compatibility ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 116
Recommended PC ............................................................................................................................................................................ 116
About The CO2 Laser Source ......................................................................................................................................................117
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice ................................................................................................ 118
SECTION 12: TECHNICAL SUPPORT 119
Contacting Technical Support ................................................................................................................................................. 119
Frequently Asked Questions .................................................................................................................................................... 120
Join Epilog Laser’s Online Community ................................................................................................................................122
SECTION 13: MATERIAL SUPPLIERS 123
Industry Material Supplier List ................................................................................................................................................. 123
APPENDIX A: WARRANTY STATEMENT 127
Warranty Statement for the Fusion Pro Laser ...............................................................................................................127
APPENDIX B: MATERIAL SETTINGS 129
Fusion Pro Suggested Material Settings (CO2) ............................................................................................................. 129
APPENDIX C: SYSTEM CALIBRATION 133
Camera Calibration ........................................................................................................................................................................ 136
INDEX 141
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FIRE WARNING
Fire Warning
Your laser system uses a high intensity beam of light that can generate extremely high
temperatures when it comes into contact with the material being engraved, marked or
cut. Some materials are extremely flammable and can easily ignite and burst into open
flame setting the machine afire. This open flame is very dangerous and has the potential to
destroy not only the machine, but the building in which it is housed.
Experience shows that vector cutting with the laser has the most potential to create an open flame.
Many materials are susceptible to igniting, but acrylic, in all its dierent forms, has been shown to be
especially flammable when vector cutting with the laser.
Please read the following warnings and recommendations and follow them closely at all times!
• Stay with the laser. Never operate the laser system while unattended.
• Keep the area clear. Clean around the machine and keep the area free of clutter, combustible
materials, explosives, or volatile solvents such as acetone, alcohol, or gasoline.
• Be prepared with a fire extinguisher. Always keep a properly maintained and inspected fire
extinguisher on hand. Epilog recommends a Halotron fire extinguisher or a multi-purpose dry
chemical fire extinguisher. The Halotron extinguishers are more expensive than a dry chemical, but
oer certain advantages should you ever need to use an extinguisher. The Halotron extinguisher
discharges a clean, easily removable substance that is not harmful to the mechanics or wiring of
the laser system. The dry chemical extinguisher discharges a sticky, corrosive powder that is very
diicult to clean up.
• Use Air Assist. Always use the system’s Air Assist feature when vector cutting.
• Use caution when vector cutting. Many materials have the potential to suddenly burst into flames
when cut with a laser – even materials that may be very familiar to the user. Always monitor the
machine when it is operating.
• Clean the laser. A buildup of cutting and engraving residue and debris is dangerous and can
create a fire hazard in its own right. Keep your laser system clean and free of debris. Regularly clean
underneath the Vector Cutting Table to clean any small pieces that have fallen through the grid.
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INTRODUCTION
How to Use This Owner’s Manual
Thank you for purchasing an Epilog Fusion Pro Laser system. Your Epilog system has been designed to
be easy to operate, but you will utilize it to its fullest potential by taking some time to read this owner’s
manual prior to use. You will be ready to use the Epilog Laser system as soon as you read the first few
sections. Then you can refer to topics in the remaining sections, as you work.
Icons Used in this Manual
Look for these symbols to help you find valuable information throughout the text:
Helpful notes to keep in mind when running the laser!
This icon signifies advice you can try that will save you significant time.
This icon highlights current contact information for receiving help.
Warnings and cautions to keep in mind when running the laser.
This icon indicates the potential for fire damage when operating the laser.
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SECTION 1: SAFETY
Laser Safety
The standard reference for laser safety is the American Standard for the Safe Use of Lasers, Z136.1-2000,
developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). This reference is the basis for many of
the federal regulations for laser and laser system manufacturers, and for the Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA) laser safety guidelines. It contains detailed information concerning proper
installation and use of laser systems.
While the ANSI standard itself does not have the force of law, its recommendations, including warning
signage, training, and the designation of a laser safety oicer, may be compulsory under local workplace
regulations when operating laser systems above Class I. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that
the installation and operation of the Epilog Model 16000 Laser System is peormed in accordance with
all applicable laws.
Copies of ANSI Standard Z136.1-2000 are available from Epilog Corporation or from:
Laser Institute of America
12424 Research Parkway, Suite 125
Orlando, FL 32826
(407) 380-1553
Electrical Safety
The AC input power to the Epilog Model 16000 Laser System is potentially lethal and is fully contained
within the cabinet.
• DO NOT open any of the machine’s access panels while the unit is plugged in.
Opening a panel may expose the operator to the unit’s AC input power.
• DO NOT make or break any electrical connections to the system while the unit is
turned on.
Fusion Pro Electrical Specifications
Model Wattage(s) Voltage Amp draw-MAX
Pro 32 50, 60, 80 120 13A
Pro 32 50, 60, 80 240 6.5A
Pro 32 120 240 10A
Pro 48 50, 60, 80 240 6.5A
Pro 48 120 240 10A
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Safety Features and Regulatory Compliance
Epilog has incorporated specific safety features into the Model 16000 Laser System in order to meet the
requirements of 21 CFR 1040 and the International Standard IEC 60825-1. These safety features include:
• A safety enclosure (cabinet), which fully encloses the engraving laser and its beam path.
• Dual redundant interlock systems that turn o the engraving laser when the window is opened.
• A visible emission indication when the Laser Diode Pointer (Red Dot Pointer) is operating. There is an
LED indicator on the machine’s front panel.
21 CFR 1040 and IEC 60825-1 require that certification, identification, and warning labels be placed on laser
products. Reproductions of labels on the Epilog Model 16000 Laser System follow, with their locations
specified:
1. Certification/Identification Plate: This engraved plate is located on the right side of the machine’s
cabinet.
2. Warning Logotype: This label is located on the right side of the machine’s cabinet, above the
Certification/Identification plate.
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3. Descriptive Label: This label identifies the classification of the
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Model 16000 in accordance with 21 CFR 1040.10 and IEC 60825-1. It is
located on the right side of the machine’s cabinet, below the Warning
Logotype.
4. Non-interlocked Protective Housing Safety Labels: These labels
are located on, or adjacent to, removable access covers on the
machine’s cabinet as shown in the diagrams to follow. Where a label
is located on a removable cover, there is an additional label under
the cover so that it will be visible when the cover has been removed.
5. Defeatably-interlocked Protective
Housing Safety Labels: There is one
label on each of the machine’s cabinet
doors; one on the front door and one
on the top door.
6. Emergency Stop Label: This label is
located below the red Emergency Stop
switch on the top right side of the
machine.
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7. Electrical Safety Label: This label is
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located on the back of the machine in
the lower le hand corner.
8. Main Breaker Label: This label is
located on or above the power module
panel at the right side of the machine’s
cabinet.
9. Aperture Safety Label: This label is
located above the aperture, inside the
cabinet, where laser beams enter the
machine’s engraving area.
10. Power Labels: The appropriate label
for the machine is located on or below
the power module panel at the right
side of the machine’s cabinet.
11. Fire Warning Label: There are two
labels on top of the machine’s cabinet;
one to the le and one to the right of
the top cabinet door.
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The following diagrams show the location of each specific label.
Fusion Pro 32:
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Fusion Pro 48:
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FCC:
Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity
47 CFR Paragraph 2.1077 Compliance Information
Laser Materials Processing System Model 16000
Epilog Laser Corporation
16371 Table Mountain Parkway
Golden, CO 80403
Telephone: (303) 277-1188
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation..
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equpment in a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.
This product contains a Certified transmitter module (wireless network
interface), FCC ID: Z64-WL18DBMOD
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Dos and Don’ts
Don’ts
Do Not Run the Laser Unvented: Never operate the machine without a properly operating vent to the
outside or to a filtration unit! Most material will only produce an irritating smoke when engraved.
Some materials, including but not limited to paint, varnish, composition board and plastics, produce
compounds that can be harmful if concentrated. A properly installed vent is the only way to ensure that
problems do not occur.
Do Not Engrave or Cut PVC: Never engrave or cut any material containing PVC or vinyl. When engraved,
a corrosive agent is produced that will destroy your machine. Your warranty will be void if your machine
is damaged by corrosion from engraving or cutting PVC or Vinyl.
Do Not Operate Machine While Unattended: Never operate your machine without someone watching
the system. There is a significant risk of fire if the machine is set improperly, or if the machine should
experience a mechanical or electrical failure while operating.
Do Not Vector Cut While Machine is Unattended: Never laser cut any material with the laser without
someone watching the system. Because vector cutting moves relatively slowly compared to raster
engraving, a tremendous amount of heat is applied to the material being cut. This buildup of heat can
cause significant fire risk and the machine should always be monitored. Additionally, the Air Assist should
always be turned on when vector cutting to reduce the risk of fire.
Do Not Operate The System While Doors are Open: Never operate with any of the covers or enclosures
removed, and never modify the enclosure. The laser beam is invisible and is very dangerous!
Dos
Clean the System: Please allow a few minutes a week for cleaning your machine. Just a small amount of
eort at the end of the week will pay o with years of trouble free operation of your machine.
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SECTION 2: GETTING STARTED
Setting up your Epilog Laser System is easy to do! If you’ve ever installed a paper printer, this is only
slightly more diicult. The following information will help you understand the entire system and how it
works.
Your Fusion Pro laser system consists of the following components:
1. Fusion Pro Laser System
2. Epilog Driver Disc
3. USB and Ethernet Cables
You will also need:
1. A computer or laptop.
2. An exhaust fan: The exhaust fan is mandatory and is used to remove smoke and debris from the
Fusion Pro work area. The exhaust air can be ported to the outside or into a filter box.
Follow these steps to setup your Fusion Pro Laser system:
1. Unpack the laser system.
2. Choose where to locate the system.
3. Connect the exhaust system to your laser.
4. Connect the electrical power.
5. Connect the laser to your computer through USB or Ethernet connection.
6. Sign up for driver updates and register your system at www.epiloglaser.com/register.
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1. Unpacking the Laser System
Unpack the laser system from the crate
provided by Epilog. Please be sure to
hold on to all packing materials and
crating in case you need to move the
system in the future.
1. First, remove the screws securing the top lid
using a screwdriver.
3. Remove the screws securing the front panel.
4. Slide the front panel out of the box.
2. Remove the top lid and set it to the side.
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5. Remove the outer screws holding up the two
braces.
6. Remove the braces as well as any foam
pieces around the machine.
7. Using the top panel you removed at the
beginning, align its corners with the ledge on
the bottom of the box, making a ramp.
Secure the ramp with a screw.
8. Roll the machine down the ramp slowly and
carefully until it is out of the box and on level
ground.
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2. Choose Where to Locate the System
Cooling Requirements and Operating Temperatures
All Epilog Laser systems use air-cooled laser tubes. Laser technology is such that the laser tubes generate
a lot of excess heat and the tubes must be cooled for proper operation. There are cooling fans located
on both sides of the laser. The fans and vents should always be clear of restrictions and should never be
covered.
Warning: The cooling fans and vents are located on both sides of the Fusion Pro and should
never be covered or blocked in any way. Lasers that overheat will not operate properly and
may begin to produce erratic laser output or possibly complete failure.
Ambient air temperature where the laser system is operating should not exceed 90 degrees F (32 C).
Operating in an environment where the ambient air temperature is above 90 degrees F (32 C) will void the
Epilog warranty. For more information, see the “Warranty Statement for the Fusion Pro Laser” on page
127.
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3. Connecting the Exhaust
In this manual, the term “exhaust” refers to either an exhaust fan or a filter unit and the term “exhaust”
is used for simplicity. The important point is that it is mandatory that an exhaust unit or filter system is
incorporated as part of your laser system. Never operate your laser system without a properly functioning
exhaust. The exhaust removes the dust, debris and smell from the engraving cavity and exhausts it to
the outside of the building or to the filter unit. Prior to the installation of the laser system, you may need
a contractor to install the exhaust system. The blower should be mounted outside your building for noise
considerations. Ideally, the blower should not be more than twenty feet (6 meters) from the laser. You
should provide a metal duct (flexible aluminum or galvanized sheet metal) from the blower to the laser.
All Epilog model 16000 laser systems require an exhaust fan that is rated at a minimum of 800 CFM for
external exhaust.
The exhaust requirements for the Fusion Pro 32 and 48 are the same:
• The Fusion Pro 32 model requires 400 CFM for the primary exhaust port (upper port) and 400 CFM for
the downdra exhaust port (lower port) totaling 800 CFM.
• The Fusion Pro 48 model also requires a total of 400 CFM for the two primary exhaust ports (200 CFM
per upper port) and 400 CFM for the downdra port (lower port) totaling 800 CFM.
Epilog provides recommended exhaust flow rates (CFM) only for direct ventilation exhaust systems
that are ported to the outside. Please note that this is also a recommendation and not a requirement,
because factors such as length and type of tubing from the Epilog laser to the exhaust fan and from the
exhaust fan to the outside of the building can produce significant losses on the true amount of air that
is drawn from the Epilog laser.
Exhaust flow rates (CFM) for filter systems are not specified in this document. However, exhaust flow rates
for filtration units will be lower than a direct ventilation exhaust systems because filters are designed to
be placed directly adjacent to the laser system and do not exhibit the air-flow losses that are typically
found with direct exhaust fans. Epilog has worked with most major filter manufacturers to recommend a
specific filter system for each model of Epilog laser. Please contact your Epilog distributor to match a
filter to the Epilog laser system you are using.
Note: Remember to put the blower switch for the laser system in an obvious and accessible
place so it can be routinely switched on prior to using the engraver. Please connect the
exhaust blower to the laser as shown below and on the following pages.
Remember, you may need a contractor to install
the exhaust. This must be done PRIOR to
installation of the laser system.
Warning: It’s important that either
rigid or flexible metal ducting be
used for all connections leading to
and from the laser system and the
exhaust fan. Vinyl, plastic, or any
type of “so” ducting is potentially flammable
and should not be used unless provided by the
filtration system manufacturer and made from
fire-proof materials.
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Epilog Exhaust/Filter Connections
There are two 4” (102 mm) ports attached to the back of the Fusion Pro 32 laser system, and three 4” (102
mm) ports attached to the back of the Fusion Pro 48 laser system. Attach your ducting to the machine as
shown in the diagram.
Roof or Exterior Wall
4” (102 mm) flexible
aluminum duct or
rigid galvanized
sheet metal (do
not use vinyl,
plastic or “so”
flexible duct).
Check your exhaust system for leaks. Most small leaks can be remedied with duct tape.
DO NOT OPERATE your laser with inadequate or leaking exhaust.
The drawings above show the typical exhaust setup. The le drawing shows the exhaust near the
machine and the right drawing shows the exhaust fan on the roof. Where the exhaust fan is placed is a
choice of personal preference. Some users like the exhaust fan outside because of noise considerations.
Exhaust Blower
Exhaust Blower
Roof or Exterior Wall
4” (102 mm) flexible aluminum
duct or rigid galvanized sheet
metal (do not use vinyl, plastic
or “so” flexible duct).
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4. Connecting Electrical Power
Epilog supplies the appropriate power cord
for the system you ordered. The power cord
is found in the accessory package with your
machine. The power cord for the laser plugs
into the power receptacle located on the le
side of the machine in the rear corner. It is
recommended that a dedicated 15 amp circuit
be used if available, but it is not required.
The Fusion Pro 48 laser system requires
208/220/240 volt electrical power. This system
will not operate on 120 volt power. The Fusion
Pro 48 power cord comes with a male plug
type NEMA L6-15R (which is a Hubble HBL4570C
equivalent).
We recommend using 208/220/240 volt electrical power on all systems to achieve maximum peormance.
For more information, see “Fusion Pro Electrical Specifications” on page 3.
Electrical Connection
220 V-50/60 Hz
5. Connect the Laser to Your Computer
You are now ready to connect your computer to the laser. The following connections can be used:
1. USB only connection: You can use the USB port for connecting to the Epilog Job Manager. Multiple
laser systems cannot be operated from a single computer through the USB connections. If you are
using the USB connection, you will need one computer for each laser system.
2. Ethernet only connection: With an Ethernet connection you can print from the Laser Dashboard
and use the Epilog Job Manager.
USB Connection
A USB cable is included in the accessory kit. The USB port is
located on the right hand side of the machine. USB cables have
dierent connectors on each end. The USB connection will
behave similarly to an Ethernet cable when communicating
with the laser. Both the computer and machine should
recognize the USB without any need to reboot.
Connect to the laser
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Ethernet Connection
The Ethernet Port is a standard 10BaseT connection. Your Epilog Laser has all of the versatility of a
network capable peripheral. As such, there are many dierent ways that the laser can be connected
to a computer or a network. A direct connection using an Ethernet cable is the only method that will be
described in this manual. Connect the Ethernet cable (included in the accessories kit) to the Ethernet
port, located on the right hand side of the machine. Plug the cable into the Ethernet port on the laser,
then plug the other end into the Ethernet port on your computer.
The Epilog Dashboard is the print driver that allows your computer to talk to your Epilog Laser system
when either the USB or Ethernet cables are connected. The driver is included in the accessories kit on a
CD-ROM or on our website at www.epiloglaser.com. To see detailed instructions on installing the print
driver, see “SECTION 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION” on page 21.
6. Set the Fusion Pro’s IP Address
Ethernet Cable Setup
1. Once your machine is booted up, select the Settings button in the upper right corner of the
touchpad.
2. Select Network in the settings list.
3. Under Network you will see “IP Address” and “Netmask”, press “IP Address” and then press the
numbers that appear next to them. A keyboard should show up at the bottom of the screen.
4. Press the “123” Button in the bottom le corner of the keyboard to access the numerical keypad.
5. Type in whichever IP Address you prefer to use. Most Epilog users will use the IP Address of 192.168.3.4
which is what we use in this manual.
6. Press the Close key to close the keyboard, then press the Job Menu Button to return to the main
screen and your settings should be saved.
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System
Network
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+
Settings
IP
Address
Netmask
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System
Network
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Settings
IP
Address
192.168.3.4
Netmask
Idle
Settings
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System
Network
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Address
IP
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192.168.3.4
Netmask
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USB Cable Setup
1. Once your machine is booted up, select the Settings button in the upper right corner of the
touchpad.
2. Select USB in the settings list.
3. Under USB you will see “IP Address” and “Netmask”, press “IP Address” and then press the numbers
that appear next to them. A keyboard should show up at the bottom of the screen.
4. Press the “123” Button in the bottom le corner of the keyboard to access the numerical keypad.
5. Type in whichever IP Address you prefer to use. In this case we used 169.254.7.2
6. Press the Close key to close the keyboard, then press the Job Menu Button to return to the main
screen and your settings should be saved.
Settings
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System
Network
USB
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IP
Address
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Netmask
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Park Axis Home Axis Home Table
Idle
Settings
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System
Network
USB
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IP
Address
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Netmask
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7. Sign Up for Driver Updates and Register Your
System
Go to www.epiloglaser.com/register and register your system. You can also sign up for our monthly
e-newsletter, quarterly customer printed newsletter, and sign up for driver update notifications.
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Epilog Job Manager Instructions
The Epilog Job Manager is a poweul new tool that will quickly become one of your favorite features
on your laser system. From one piece of soware, you can access any job you have sent to the laser,
view the settings you used on any past job, re-run projects, access your material database, and much
more. It’s a great addition to the Epilog Laser product features, and we look forward to seeing how our
customers use this soware!
• Windows 7/8/10 is required to use the Epilog Job Manager.
Uninstalling the Previous Job Manager
If you have installed a previous version of the Job Manager on your computer, you must uninstall it first
before you continue.
1. Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features and click on Epilog Job Manager
2. Click “Uninstall” and confirm if asked again.
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3. Select “Remove all components” and then click “Next”.
4. Click “Uninstall”.
5. Click Finish to complete the uninstallation of the previous Job Manager.
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Windows 7: Ethernet Installation
Set Up TCP/IP Address in the Computer
Go to your Network and Sharing Center in your computer’s Control Panel.
1. Click Change Adapter Settings.
2. Right click Local Area Connection, then click Properties.
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3. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP). Make sure you do not select Version 6.
4. Select Use the following IP Address. Type in the following IP Address: 192.168.3.3.
This number is not an error; the last digit of the IP address in this window must be dierent
than the IP address you set in the laser.
Type in a Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0, then click OK.
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How to Install the Epilog Job Manager
1. Go to epiloglaser.com/drivers and select the Epilog Fusion Pro. Then click on the Epilog Soware
Suite to download the installation file.
2. The installation file will download as a .zip folder that will need to be extracted. Right click the
folder and click “Extract All”. Once finished, double click on the EpilogSuite file.
Note: Make sure that the “Ghostscript” folder included in the download is always in the same
location as your Epilog Suite installation file, or the installation will not be able to complete.
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3. A welcome screen appears, click Next.
4. Select a directory location for the installation file and click Next.
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