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Jumat, 19 September 2014

Basic Knowledge of Software System


Introduction of software: 
The software is made for large-area laser machine, particularly for high-speed engraving and cutting. The following is the main features and functions of this software. A、It can support AI, BMP, PLT, DST embroidery software) and DXF etc. B、After graphics input, you can  do some  simple editing (change the size, circumrotate and copy etc.). C、Data of different layers can be  output respectively. Power, speed and mode (engrave and cut etc.) of each layer can be set respectively. All the parameters will be  save d automatically. D、Graphics can be engraved; Vector graph can be drawn, cut and engraved; precise level can be set up freely. E、Support array output and the software can calculate the number of data to cover the material. Whole processing procedure can be simulated on screen. The original point can be set anywhere to make processing conveniently. F , When process is going on, it can be controlled by “Pause” and “Continue”. All output process can be controlled on the interface of machine. G、When output, “process along dialog box” can make feeding and location easier. H、Engraving speed can reach to 1500mm/s, cutting speed can reach to 500mm/s, engraving precision can reach to 0.1mm. I、360 degree grade engraving. The grade can be set freely. J、Mass graphics(›15M) can be calculated rapidly. K、When the speed changes, the power intensity will change     automatically. It can insure the process depth is constant. L、Excellent optimized-path and path definition. M、When cutting, you can add assistant lines. This can make the juncture smooth and output quality is  increased. Redsail Laser machine user manual N、The particular “part process” function can process from broken point. If the power is cut off, the machine will not produce waster.More
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Jumat, 31 Januari 2014

Try the Android operating system on your PC

Android smartphones and tablets are proving very popular, but it’s not easy to get a decent amount of hands-on time before buying. However, as we will show in this workshop, it is possible to create a ‘virtual’ Android device on an XP, Vista or Windows 7 PC, with most of the features of the real thing.

Try the Android operating system on your PC




This means that you’ll be able to try out different versions of the Android operating system for free – even the latest tablet editions. You can’t make phone calls, of course, but you can see how all the menus and buttons work, experiment with the built-in apps and even surf the web. Note that there is over 1GB of software to download for this workshop, so check for download caps and expect a long wait for the download to complete.

1. NOTE THAT THIS IS A LEVEL 3 workshop, meaning that it is very challenging and not for beginners. The first step is to download the Java 7 Standard Edition Development Kit from www.snipca.com/X4567. Scroll down to find the correct download for your PC – choose ‘Windows x86’ for 32-bit versions of Windows, or ‘Windows x64’ for 64-bit versions. To find out which you need, click Start, then right-click Computer (My Computer in XP) and choose Properties: in Vista/7 the version is listed under System Type, but in XP it is 32-bit unless you see the words ‘64-bit Edition’. When downloaded, run the program and follow the simple wizard to install the Java 7 software..

2. AT THE END OF the install wizard, click Finish and a registration web page will open – close this as registration is not necessary. Now visit www.snipca.com/X4568 to download the Android Software Development Kit (SDK). Click on the link in the Windows section that starts with ‘installer_’ to get the latest version. When downloaded, run this and click Next – it should detect the Java SDK and show words to that effect. Click Next, then Next, then Install. When it’s finished, click Finish to launch the SDK Manager..

3. AFTER A FEW MOMENTS, the SDK Manager will show the available downloads. Find the entry in the list labelled ‘Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 7’, select it and click the Accept radio button. Do the same for all the entries that start with ‘SDK Platform Android’. Click Reject for all the other items (these are not needed for the Android emulator), then click Install. This can take a long time: each download is installed immediately after it is downloaded. Note that the ‘Choose packages’ window will appear every time the SDK Manager is launched – just click Cancel to dismiss it..

4. IF AN ADB RESTART MESSAGE APPEARS, click Yes. Click Close on the Installing Archives window. Now click New, type a name in the Name box, choose Android version 1.5 in the Target dropdown box, then type ‘512’ in the SD Card Size box. Click Create AVD. When a confirmation message appears, click OK. You can create as many virtual devices as you wish, using different Android versions. For example, repeat the above but choose Android version 3.2 for a tablet device. Virtual tablet devices may run very slowly though – even on a fast PC..

5. SELECT THE DEVICE, click Start, then click Launch. The virtual phone can take several minutes to start – it displays ‘Android’ while launching – so have patience. Eventually the Android home screen will appear. All the phone’s buttons work as they would on a real Android smartphone, but they’re operated by clicking with the mouse, rather than a finger on a touchscreen. The PC’s keyboard can be used for situations where text needs to be entered, such as typing in website addresses. Clicking the Home button (with a house icon) returns you to the Android home screen, and the left-pointing arrow is the Back button. Apps are launched with a single click. To view or change settings, click the Menu button, then Settings. Close the window (click the red X at the top-right corner) to turn off the emulator..

6. THE MOUSE IS ALSO USED TO emulate touch gestures: click and hold on an empty part of the screen, drag left or right, then release the mouse button to move between the three separate Android home screens, for example. Click and hold for a couple of seconds to bring up the customisation menu, then choose Widgets or Shortcuts to add items to any home screen. You can also change wallpapers and create folders with this menu. To remove an item, click and hold it until a wastepaper basket icon appears at the bottom of the screen, then drag the widget on to this.
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