Rotational correction for the field - if you're correcting for a rotated galvo head relative to the physical fixturing pattern, you can rotate it to behave as if it were square with this value. This value is also used to set up the work area in LightBurn, so that 1mm in LightBurn ideally translates to 1mm in reality. Changing the lenses always requires going through the setup and calibration to adequately tune and dial in galvos.
These fields describe the maximum area that the lens installed in the galvo can physically cover when focused. Run LightBurn, choose the JCZFiber laser, then click Edit > Device Settings (or click Device Settings on the toolbar.) All of these settings are taken directly from EZCAD. To expedite manual entry, you can either run EZCAD and just flip through the Param (F3) pages for this, or take screenshots and use them for reference when setting up LightBurn. Below is an explanation of every currently listed item in the Device Settings for Galvo devices. LightBurn needs to know more about your galvo laser before you can use it effectively. If you didn't import your EZCAD settings, continue reading. If you did the EZCAD parameter import as part of setting up the device, you can likely skip this part, though we do recommend verifying that everything came across correctly.
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