This page is dedicated to logging and solutions specific to the Trotec Speedy300 and Job Control software running on Windows 10.

Compared to the Rayjet bed, the addition of the vacuum function in the Speedy300 means more care need to be taken when replacing an aligning the cutting bed. Speedy 2 required the bed to be pulled firmly towards the user, not pushed up. Leaving the bed on Speedy 2 in the “dropped in” position would result in the laser shaving the top of the bed on the left hand side.

On occasion the Speedy 1 PC stops sending jobs to the cutter. Stopping and restarting the print spooler solves this in the short term, but the real culprit is Windows Defender antivirus active protection scanning files as they are transfered to Job Control. Disabling the realtime scanning on the relevant Trotec folders seems to do the trick.

On Speedy PC 1 - we had an issue where red lines wouldn't cut. Re-installing Job Control was the solution.

We created new templates to cut on the Speedy300. Documents created from these templates had a persistent issue where the drawing area was misaligned with the print area by a few mm on the left hand side. This resulted in Job Control dropping those lines, consistent with what was presented in the print preview. Work around was to redraw the lines and cut, or create an offset. The solution was to use the old template.