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Next, do not just directly open WireShark. Also, if you can connect your laser directly to a USB port on your computer that will simplify things. Ideally, you should disconnect any USB device not absolutely required at this time as it will make the next steps easier. Make sure your EZCad laser is already turned on, connected to your computer, and is the only EZCad device connected to that computer.

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Proceed through the installer pages, accepting the licenses and make sure everything appears as below:Īfter the USBPcap installer completes, the Wireshark install should be done and it will ask you to reboot. After a little time, it will pop up with the USBPcap install. This will be required for the next steps.Īfter this page, click next and the install will begin. However, for the next page (shown below) you absolutely must ensure that 'Install USBPcap' is selected.

In general you can simply continue to click next through the installer options, however once you get to this page titled 'Packet Capture' please pay extra attention and follow the instructions below:įor the page above, you can safely uncheck 'Install Npcap' if you would prefer as we will not be capturing network traffic. We recommend the standard 64-bit installer at the top of the list. Please see the Wireshark download page to download the version appropriate for your system.

Wireshark, which will be used to capture the USB traffic data.

The appropriate version of the EZCad software for your laser (whatever was provided with it from the manufacturer).

If you have already switched to the LightBurn provided driver, please restore the original.

A computer running Windows 7, 10, or 11 (since EZCad only supports Windows).

You will require the following before proceeding:

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This document will detail how to go about getting that capture. If this happens, the best way to help us enable support for that specific laser type is to provide us with a data capture.

For the more uncommong laser source types that we aren't currently able to confirm working, you may see a message like below when trying to import your old EZCad config: This means that we require data captures for nearly every type of different EZCad support laser source type to ensure that we correctly configure the controller board. Support for EZCad-based galvo lasers in LightBurn was created by reverse-engineering the communications protocol through a process of inspecting captures of the data passing between the EZCad software and the laser itself.