@Binoj-PJ Send me the SVG (support at t2laser.org) and I will save as DXF, or you can do that in Inkscape. To get a natural looking signature it needs to be created as a continuous polyline the way you would write it, if you simple scanned the signature it's going to need some "fixing" before it will do what you want.

SOLVED....It seems that with the EleksDraw, the pen servo and the Laser cannot be plugged in at the same time. Since I didn't assemble this and it was given to me by a friend of a friend, the Servo might not have ever been plugged in and I never noticed. I know this Draw worked prior to the day described at the beginning of this thread. On that day, the feeling that the wire snagged on my shelf brought my attention to the unplugged wire. Of course, I plugged it in....and created the non-working condition that confused me for a week. It wasn't until I reflashed the firmware with the Servo coincidentally unplugged did it work again!
Zax posted on the forum about one of the cables being connected at a time. This point escaped me. Despite this, Zax has been amazingly supportive and patient with me as I worked through this for the last week. I'd like to publicly thank him (or her) for their support and express that we all should be as supportive with one another as the example that he (or she) sets! What an asset to this community!

@NikonErik Pin D11, it's a TTL/PWM output. If you turn the laser ON at full power that pin should measure >3.5VDC (probably close to 5V since it comes from the PC's USB power). If you set it to OFF it will read <1VDC (should be 0V). Any power value between full on and off will be the same voltage as ON but pulse width modulated so a standard RMS meter will appear to show a variable voltage from off to on as you increase power. An oscilloscope would show the real square waveform.

T2Laser is a low cost alternative to Elekscam, it is much easier to install and comes with everything needed in a single package. It has many more features and works with the latest Grbl. Save yourself a lot of trouble and avoid the obsolete Elekscam and use a program that is upgraded and fully supported.

@Binoj-PJ You only need to setup the machine (device driver) and firmware (configure for EleksDraw) once, in future it should just work. If not, that's a software bug in Elekscam.

@NikonErik Firmware configuration is most likely, what precisely is it doing when you use left, right, up, down jog arrows?

Do they all move diagonal, just in different directions?

i think its avilable for mac shareit app vidmate app

@Heulalius You can see all the features of T2Laser on my website, it supports homing, 3-axis CNC, rotary axis and much more.

If you have a 3d - printer , you can print a new one https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=eleksdraw&dwh=365e33f881f2a95

Correct CH340 driver is included with T2Laser, click Help menu and Install CH340 Driver. If Windows has already loaded a different driver it will not automatically replace it - so you have to do manual update and select it from the wch.cn folder in your root directory.

@hondosound In T2Laser you click the menu option for EleksDraw which sets CoreXY and Servo Mode or you can click the individual options to switch modes as you choose.

@Zax .....banggood sometimes use our brand to sell some unknow products, thats very noisy...

@amcm Thank you! I loosened the screws even more on the top of the plotter, above the x y pistons, and it has resolved the issue!

@ciccio57 Your controler (Nano) should already have the correct firmware installed, it needs Grbl 0.9i (the Eleks Mana firmware). You need to switch the firmware parameter between laser and servo mode because the PWM output is different for each application. This is very simple in T2Laser, click laser mode or servo mode. You should not physically connect the servo while in laser mode as it can over travel and damage the internal gears and you should not power the laser when in servo mode as it can turn on when it should be off.

Send me the DXF file you are using and I will have a look and explain why it isn't working or which settings to use to fix it, my contact email is on my website.

@franzie8912 I'm sure @Zax answers your question...buy an elekslaser (without a laser, if you use pens, but with a pen mount, or a diy one) or another Cartesian model, an eleksrotate, then use t2laser that has a specific calibration setup

@SPcool you will have to build a custom made pen holder. u can use acrylic sheet of maybe 10mm that is able to be in contact with the servo motor for lifting purpose and fix the pen on this plate with cable ties or rubber bands.

@deluxepizza Elekscam is obsolete and unsupported software with many known bugs and issues, you will find T2Laser much easier to use and it works without all these problems. It is also being developed and of course has support.