how to determine what the HD and SD proof grade settings are?
need to edit those (save my own named settings) for variations in materials not included as proof grade. ¾" teak engraves/scores differently than ⅛" maple plywood or even ¼" maple or walnut hardwood.
overburning some tests and barely scoring others. too many variable between Illustrator and PhotoShop pdf’s and thickness/types of material.
If you select a PG preset for an operation, then change that operation to manual, the dialog should be populated with the PG settings.
Unfortunately, the GFUI does not currently support saving custom settings.
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I’ve always thought SD stood for Standard Definition and HD as High Definition.
@wbgraphic is correct about how to determine what the actual power and speed settings are.
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Oh, nice! I swear I tried that last week and it always went back to 1000/1%. Dunno if I was doing it wrong or they fixed it on their end, but that’s going to be a huge help!
I’ve had the same experience. It seems that you either need to wait a moment or close the settings dialog to get the PG setting to stick before switching to manual.
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