Full Spectrum Laser MUSE 3D User manual

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Diagrams:
Power
Switch Water
In
Water
Out
Air Inlet
Machine
Control
Rotary Port
Honeycomb
Tray
Ethernet
Port
USB Port
Play/ Pause Button
Gantry
Touchscreen
Honeycomb
Tray
Camera
Do not leave your machine unattended.
Avoid using machines made of carbon or that contain carbon
components.
Always keep a fire extinguisher and first aid kit nearby.
Do not attempt to access any electrical areas while the
machine is on. Unplug the machine and wait for an hour before
accessing panels.
Never stare directly into the laser when running a project.
Always wear the provided safety goggles.
Inspect your machine before each use. Do not use if the
machine or its accessories are damaged in any way.
Always maintain a clean work area.

Setting up your Muse:
1. Remove Zip Ties.
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2. Connect the
exhaust ducting
to the exhaust..
3. Connect to the
exhaust fan.
FROM MUSE
TO OUTSIDE
VENTILATION/
FUME EXTRACTOR
Unboxing:
1. Cut open the box.
2. Take out the Honeycomb tray.
4. Carefully remove Box 1 and 2 from the
machine. Then remove the foam remaining
under the gantry.
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3. Pull out the Muse Core.
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4. Retrieving the provided water tubes. Connect the first tube to the Water Out
fitting on your machine, ensuring that the other end is securely connected to the
Water In of the Coolbox. Connect the second tube to the Water In of the machine
and the Water Out of the Coolbox. Verifying that the connections are secure
before continuing.
5. Next, connect the air hose to the air fitting on both the machine and the
Coolbox, ensuring that it is firmly attached.
6. Proceed to connect the machine control cable to the Coolbox and the machine,
double-checking that the connection is secure.
7. Finally, connect the power source to both machines, and verify that they are
receiving power. Your machine is now ready for use.
Connecting to Internet:
Connect Via Router (Recommended):
To establish a reliable link to RE3, it is recommended to connect the Fiber
Galvo to the router. The Fiber Galvo is equipped with an ethernet cable that
should be plugged into the ethernet ports of both devices
Note: Ethernet port looks the same on all devices
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Connect to Wi-Fi:
Make sure that the dongle, a device attached to the USB port of your machine,
is present and connected as it enables your machine to connect to the WiFi
network.
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1. To connect to the WiFi network, select the Network button located
on the top right of the Touchscreen.
2. Then, choose the WiFi option and search for your network. Once
you have located your network, select it and enter your password.
Connecting Directly Using Computer:
This option is only advisable when the other two methods are not possible.
The Fiber Galvo can connect to the computer through Ethernet, but an
adapter might be required for your computer.

Touchscreen Interface:
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Home
The Home screen displays important information such as the device's
IP address, the QR Code for RE3, and controls for the laser head.
Job History
The Job History icon provides easy access to previous projects.
Users can select the file and view its contents, or choose to re-run the
job. Note that an internet connection is not required to use files saved
in this section.
Network ⇨ Wi-Fi
Enables users to connect to a Wi-Fi network.
Mobile Version
A mobile version of the device is accessible by either scanning
the QR Code or entering the device's IP address into the web
browser of a mobile device.
Tools
The Tools icon enables the user to verify and modify the
machine settings, activate rotary attachments, home the laser,
and retrieve relevant information regarding the device.
Machine Indicators:
Wired IP Indicator:
The IP indicator shows if the machine is connected to an ethernet cable.
Connected Not Connected
Wi-Fi Indicator:
The Wi-Fi indicator will indicate if the machine is connected to the Wi-Fi.
Connected Not Connected
Run Job Icon:
Selecting the icon will run the job.
AutoFocus Icon:
The Autofocus icon automatically moves your machines Z-stage to
the height needed to perform an engraving. (Needs QR card to work.)
Camera Capture Icon:
The Camera Capture icon takes images of the workspace.
Movement Controls:
The left icon governs the movement of the gantry along the X and Y
axes. Three different speed settings can be chosen by selecting the
prism icon. The right icon is used to control the height of the laser head.
Run Perimeter Icon:
Selecting the icon will make the machine outline the
area of your project on your workspace.

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Camera Functions:
Camera Calibration:
Before beginning the camera calibration process, remove the Honeycomb trays from the
workspace and place the calibration paper in the center of the workspace.
1. Using the touchscreen, navigate to the Tools tab and locate the Camera Calibration icon.
Select it to access the camera calibration options.
2. Next, choose the Reset Calibration option to initiate the camera calibration process.
Once the calibration is complete, check the accuracy of the camera by performing a camera
capture on several objects. If necessary, repeat the calibration process to ensure optimal
results.
Camera Offset:
In the event that the red diode of your machine appears to be off center while engraving,
it indicates the need to adjust the camera offset.
1. In order to adjusting the camera offset, access the Tools tabs and select the Camera
Calibration icon.
2. Then, utilize the jog controls on the touchscreen to position the red diode to its correct
location, followed by selecting the "Set Offset" function.
Camera Capture:
In order to capture the workspace, access the top toolbar in RE3 and locate the camera
capture icon. Upon selecting this option, the machine's gantry will move along its axis,
and once the movement is complete, the captured workspace will be displayed.
Vector Tracing:
To begin, prepare a design on white paper with a design that you wish to trace.
1. Enter RE3, perform a camera capture by locating and selecting the appropriate icon in
the top toolbar.
2. Next, find the "Vectorize" icon and create a box around the object you want to trace.
This will allow RE3 to create both vector and raster data.
3. Once the object is traced, delete any unnecessary data. Keep in mind that the traced
object cannot be moved from the vectorized box, so ensure that the material is positioned
directly below it.

Belt Replacement:
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Y-Belt Replacement:
1. Power Off and Unplug Machine.
2. Locate the Belt Screws. The belt is under the gantry (see below). Adjust the
gantry as necessary to access the screws.
3. Loosen Retaining Screws: Loosen or remove the M4 retaining screws to remove
and discard the old belt.
4. Remove the Belt: Remove one end of the belt, then remove the other.
5. Mount New Belt: To mount the first end of the new belt, thread it through the
mounting slot with the folded part facing up. Secure the belt by tightening the M4
screws, you hands can be used to start the threading.Run the belt along the pulley,
making sure that the belt as straight.Mount the second end of the belt into the
mounting slot.
6. Adjust Belt: Check the tension of the belt by moving the gantry up and down.
Adjust the tension as needed.
X-Belt Replacement:
1. Power Off and Unplug Machine.
2. Locate the Belt Screws. The belt can be found above the adjustment knob. Adjust the
gantry as necessary to access the screws.
3. Loosen Retaining Screws: Loosen or remove the M4 retaining screws to remove
and discard the old belt.
4. Remove the Belt: Remove one end of the belt, then remove the other.
5. Mount New Belt: To mount the first end of the new belt, thread it through the
mounting slot with the folded part facing up. Secure the belt by tightening the M4
screws, you hands can be used to start the threading.Run the belt along the pulley,
making sure that the belt as straight.Mount the second end of the belt into the
mounting slot.
6. Adjust Belt: Check the tension of the belt by moving the gantry up and down.
Adjust the tension as needed.

Air Assist Cone Replacement:
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Lens Replacement:
1. Remove the lens by push the back of the lens until you hear a click. Then, simply slide
out the old lens.
2. After that, clean the new lens and slide it in.
3. Finally, go to the settings in RE3 to change the lens in use.
Please Note: The Air Assist Cone must be replaced when the lens is switched.
1. Disconnect the air hose by gently removing each end.
2. Using a 1.5 hex wrench (not included) to loosen the “set” screw on the cone.
Remove the Air Assist Cone.
3. Place the new air assist cone under the focus lens and into the slot. Tighten
“set” screw with a 1.5hex wrench. Reattach air hose.

Connect to Software
Create or Import Design
Place Material
Focus Lens
Align Material to Engraving Areas
Adjust Object Properties
Run Job
Project Procedure: Troubleshooting:
For more information on your machine refer to your user manual. For
information on RE3, refer to the RE3 Guide found in our website.
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Q: What could be causing my laser to not mark?
A: It is possible that your laser is out of focus. If the height of the machine is off by a few millimeters, it
may not engrave properly. Make sure to refocus the laser head after changing to a new material.
Additionally, it is important to ensure that the material is compatible with your laser engraver.
Q: Why are the marks in my engravings incorrect?
A: We recommend experimenting with different settings to find the best fit for your specific needs. Here
are a few general guidelines to help you get started:
●For lighter/darker engravings, try adjusting the power or speed.
●For deeper engravings, consider decreasing the speed or increasing the number of passes.
●For clearer engravings, try using a higher-resolution image.
Q: What can I do if my engraving appears shallow?
A: Increasing the power and/or decreasing the speed may help to create deeper engravings. It may also
be helpful to perform multiple passes. A smaller lens can be used to achieve more detail. Be sure to
perform a laser focus test each time you switch to a new material.
Q: I’m having trouble focusing my laser. What should I do?
A: Make sure your laser head touches the material and retracts to the focus distance before running a
job.
Q: Why do my engravings appear uneven and wobbly?
A: Make sure the material you are using is lying flat during the engraving. We recommend using
something to flatten and/or weigh down the material before engraving.
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