gweike cloud Desktop 3D Laser Printer User manual

FOREWORD
Thank you for choosing to use the Gweikecloud laser cutting machine produced Spc
Laser Co ltd. We will provide you with comprehensive after-sales service and solutions.
Please keep this manual and other accessories in good condition so that you can use this
product better.
This manual is only applicable to the standard configuration of our products. For special
customized products, please read the attached instructions carefully.
The laser machine described here is a Class IV laser device and is dangerous. The
laser will instantly ignite clothing, wood, paper, plastics, and many other common items and
will Seriously Burn Flesh, Including Eyes. Care must be taken to avoid Serious Injury and/or
Blindness. Always operate this and any other high power laser in an environment free of
flammable materials, children, pets, spectators, etc. Always use Infrared Eye Protection
Goggles when operating this laser. Failure to due so may result in Permanent Blindness.
This laser uses Lethal High Voltages. Care must be taken when working with the high
voltage. Failure to do so may result in Serious Injury or Death.
Builder and/or User Assumes All Risks!
This manual will provide you with instructions on how the product works, how to install
it, how to use it, how to troubleshoot it, how to transport it, how to maintain it, how to maintain
it. If you are using this product for the first time, please be sure to read this manual in detail.
Improper use may cause the machine to operate abnormally. Failure, lowering the service
life, and even equipment damage. Personal injury or death!
Due to the continuous improvement of the products, the products you receive may differ
from the statements in this manual in some respects. Apologize!

Introduction
Ⅰ. Safety
1.Laser Safety
2.Electrical Safety
3.Fire Safety
Ⅱ. Certication/ Identication/Warning Labels
Do and Don’t
Getting Started
Getting Acquainted
Ⅲ. Unboxing & Setting Up
1.Unboxing
2.Machine installation
Ⅳ. Operation
1.Login in
2.Turn on and connect to the WI-FI
3.How To Print Your First Work
Ⅴ. Other Functions Introduction
1.Function of extraction
2.The function of Combining and Breaking up(The function of
Grouping and Ungrouping)
3.The function of Layer
4.Add option
5.The Function Of Copy
6.3D Engraving
7.The Function of Title bar
8.Processing Parameters
9.Note of button light color
Ⅵ . Rotary
1. Instructions for rotary
2.Steps for usage
Ⅶ. Maintenance & Service
1.Clean Cutting Debris
2.Clean The Third Mirror
3.Clean the laser window
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4.Clean The Camera
5.Clean the protective lens
Ⅷ.Problem And Resolve
1.How to adjust the focus?
2.Flame problem
3.If the machine is working abnormally, what should be
checked?
4.Wifi Can't Connect
5.The Color Of The Indicator Light
6. When the image taken by the camera has a large deviation
from the actual cutting image (the deviation within 2mm is normal)
7.If the cutting material is larger than the machine format,
how to realize the front and back feeding
8.Handling method when error is reported on the web page
9. LightBurn Software Camera Correction Instructions
Ⅸ.Rotary for lightburn
1. Instructions for rotary
2.
Steps for usage
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INTRODUCTION
How to Use This Owner’s Manual
Thank you for purchasing an GweikeCloud Laser system. Your GweikeCloud 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
GweikeCloud Laser system as soon as you read the first few sections. Then you can refer
to topics in the remaining sections as you work.
Ⅰ. SAFETY
1. Laser Safety
The Gweikecloud Laser System is a Class 4 laser product, as defined in International
Standard IEC 60825-1.
The Gweikecloud complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11, the Federal
Performance Standards for Light-Emitting Products, except for deviations pursuant to Laser
Notice No. 50, dated July 16, 2001. The Center for Devices and Radiological Health, of the
US FDA, issued Laser Notice No. 50 to permit manufacturers to classify and manufacture
their products in accordance with the International Standard. The output of the embedded
laser is fully contained. The laser cabinet has safety interlocks that turn the laser off if any
access door is opened during operation, and no special precautions are necessary to
operate the laser safely. Access doors are interlocked and can be opened without the use
of a tool. Any interlocked door that is opened while the machine is operating will immediately
stop the laser from firing.
Access panels are not interlocked and require a tool for opening or removal. Access
panels should always be installed when the laser is operating. Never operate the laser
system with an access panel removed.
The visible output beam of the Laser Diode Pointer (Red Dot Pointer) is accessible to
the operator. While this device employs the same technology as the familiar laser
pen-pointers, like them it is potentially hazardous if its beam is directed into the eye.
We have made every effort to make the Laser Diode Pointer (Red Dot Pointer) as safe
as possible. Its beam path is located well inside the cabinet, and under normal conditions,
no hazardous levels of laser radiation can escape.
The operator of the Gweikecloud should observe the following general precautions：
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DO NOT disassemble the machine or remove any of its protective covers while the
unit is plugged in.
DO NOT attempt to defeat the door interlocks.
DO NOT view directly into the beam of the Laser Diode Pointer (Red Dot Pointer).
DO NOT operate the Laser Diode Pointer (Red Dot Pointer) without the machine’s
focus lens in place. If the unfocused beam strikes a reflective surface, it could be directed
out of the cabinet.
Caution – Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than
those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
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 officer, may be
compulsory under local workplac regulations when operating laser systems above Class I.
2. Electrical Safety
The AC input power to the Gweikecloud 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.
Electrical Specications
POWER 850W
Voltage 100-240V
Circuit Current 20amp
Bandwidth 50hz/60hz
3. Fire Safety
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The gweikecloud unit’s laser cuts and engraves with a beam of high-intensity infrared
light. The laser can generate extremely high temperatures in the material being cut or
engraved. Under some circumstances, it is possible for the material inside the gweikecloud
unit to ignite and for the flame to spread outside of the area being cut or engraved. If ignited,
the flame could destroy your unit and spread, potentially setting fire to the building.
KEEP YOUR LASER SYSTEM CLEAN – A build-up of cutting and engraving residue
and debris is dangerous and can create a fire hazard.
Keep your laser system clean and free of debris. Regularly remove the cutting grid to
clean any small pieces that have gotten stuck or fallen through.
Safety Features and Regulatory Compliance
Gweikecloud 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 off 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.
Ⅱ.Certication/ Identication/ Warning Labels
21 CFR 1040 and IEC 60825-1 require that certification, identification, and warning
labels be placed on laser products. Reproductions of labels on the Gweikecloud Laser
System follow, with their locations specified:
1. Certication/Identi-
cation Plate:
This engraved
plate is located on the right
side of the machine’s cabi-
net.
3. Fire Safety
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Removable interlock protection safety label:
There is a label on the back of each cabinet
of the machine; One at the front, one at the
top. One on the left and one on the right.
Laser radiation warning label: this label is
located at the back right side of the machine
Laser Aperture Label: This label is
located on the laser head
Noncontact safety Interlock label: this
label is located at the bottom right of the
top of the machine.
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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.
Aperture Safety Label: This label is located
above the aperture, inside the cabinet,
where laser beams
enter the machine’s engraving Area, one on
the left cabinet door.
This label is located on the place to open
the doorwhere the dooropens.
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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 equipment 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）
Do and Don’t
Don’t
1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. 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!
5. The red border is 5px for the cutting effective area away from the edge of the canvas,
blue is the engraving effective area, 111px away from the edge of the canvas, and the px
tomm calculation method is 5px multiplied by 25.4 divided by 72, the cutting edge is
1.76mm, and the engraving edge is 39.16mm.
Do
Clean the System: Please allow a few minutes a week for cleaning your machine. Just
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a small amount of
effort at the end of the week will pay off with years of trouble-free operation of your
machine.
See the section “SYSTEM MAINTENANCE” on page 122 for specifics.
Getting Started
Follow these steps to set up your 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. Register your system at www.gweikecloud.com
Getting Acquainted
Here’s a quick tour of parts you’ll need to know:
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Exhaust Fan
Engraving Area
Honeycomb tray
Wide Angle Camera
Pause/Stop Button
Focus Head
Top View
Emergency
Stop switch
Main View
Power On/Off
Power supply
USB Port
Ethernet Port
Exhaust Fan
Rear View

Laser Printer & Accessory Pack
Ⅲ. Unboxing & Setting Up
Let's Get Started
If you’ve read about Safety, you now know everything you need to operate your
gweikecloud safely, and that’s pretty cool. Thank you for your patience. Now, it’s time to
get lasering!Let’s get started, shall we?
You will receive two packages. Package 1 includes GWEIKE Cloud laser printer,
material package and accessories. Package 2 includes air filter.
Gweike Cloud Duct fan Duct adapter
User Manuel*1
Certicate of conformity*1
Cotton swab*1 package
Marker Pen *1 Focus lengtn ruler *1 Ruler *1
Storage box (Big)*1
Instructions
Warranty card*1
Hexagon bar*1
Fuse *4 Light target *10Air hose*2
USB wire*2 Power cable *1
Internet cable *1
Clamp*3
Acrylic
3mm Basswood board 5pcs 3mm Cardboard 5pcs 3mm Acrylic 5pcs
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1.Unboxing
(1).Using handy tools to open and remove the carton cover.
*The box is specially designed to protect your gweikecloud through all shipments, domestic
and international. Be sure to keep the box and packing materials, as you'll need them if you
want to transport your gweikecloud again or for any warranty repair.
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(2).Take out the wrapped "honeycomb board"and the sponge on the top of the box.
(3).Choose a table with a hard, flat and stable surface. If the desktop is unstable,
uneven or too small, it may cause deviations of printing accuracy and may even damage
the laser printer.
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(4).Take the 3D laser printer out of the wooden box. Remove the orange belt and the
plastic bay belt . Place it on the prepared desktop.Open the cover of the machine and take
out the accessories inside the machine.
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2.Machine installation
(1).Pull out the waste scrap tray, put the honeycomb board into the bottom of the laser
printer, and then reinstall the waste scrap tray.
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Don’t put in honey comb plate from top side.
(2). Duct Fan Installation Manual
Before :
Preparation:
Fan, Screwdriver, 120mm air hose *1, 150mm air hose*1, 120-150 reducer*1
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(1).Connect the 120-150 reducer to the air inlet of the fan.
(2). Unfold and stretch the retractable aluminum air hose.
(3). Connect one end of the 120mm air hose to the exhaust port of the machine, and
the othver end to the air inlet of the fan, and tighten the clamp with a screwdriver.
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(4). Connect one end of the 150mm air hose to the exhaust port of the fan, and tighten
the clamp with a screwdriver.
(5). Place the connected fan on the window sill with the air outlet facing outwards.
(6). Plug the power cord to finish the installation.
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(7). Upload the drawing and start cutting. Check if any smoke and dust leaks from the
front, side and top of the machine.
(8).The flue smoke exhaust effect will be stable after the increase of cutting time, then no
smoke and dust will be discharged around the machine body.
Ⅳ. Operation
Note: When operating gweikecloud, make sure there are no USB cables and network
cables connected to the machine
1. Login in
(1)Please use a computer or tablet PC to visit www.gweikecloud.com, We recommend
using Google Chrome.
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