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@tdmtneer 5A, which would be a 60W power supply.

@fericus T2Laser

@vlc88 That's not a genuine EleksMaker laser module but if it's got a short there's probably not much you can do except replace it.

@vlc88 It sounds like you have a short somewhere, is this a 2 or 3 wire (TTL) laser module?

@Jazzy Software bug, one of many which is why I wrote T2Laser.

@fericus This forum is not monitored by Eleksmaker and I can only provide support related to T2Laser. If you want to test my free trial it comes with the device driver, firmware and software as a single package that works.

As you have already installed a device driver you may need to replace it with my driver manually using device manager, but it will work reliably so I recommend it.

@polyoot You need to contact me by email, either reply to the license key email or from my website and tell me your licensed email address as I need to lookup your license. I can't provide keys via the forum for obvious reasons.

@mawu You should not be getting this if you are using my firmware and parameters. If you have used other software these were probably changed so you will need to reset them.

If that doesn’t work you can enable dynamic laser mode but my parameters are optimized so that’s the best option.

@Opticat The laser and servo both use the same Nano output, so you can only have one connected at a time. I don't know anything about the Eleks software so can't help you with that.

@Opticat If you switched the firmware to servo and set laser max to 50 it should work.