Your controller, and the DXF Zorocut hands it.
One page per controller Zorocut exports for: what the file contains, how to import it, the settings, the limits — and an honest status.
CypCut
BetaCypCut 6.x · CypCutPro 7 · CypCutE 7
Bochu's controller software on most small fiber lasers. Zorocut nests and prices the job, then hands CypCut one DXF per sheet on five fixed layers.
FSCUT 2000 / 3000 / 4000
BetaCypCut (FSCUT2000C, 3000, 4000) · CypCutE (FSCUT2000E, 4000E)
Bochu's controller cards. The C models and the 4000 run CypCut, the EtherCAT E models run CypCutE with 17 layers; Zorocut's DXF is the same for all.
Raytools
UntestedRaytools XC3000 series
In Zorocut's controller menu, with the same DXF as CypCut. We found no readable Raytools manual, so its DXF import is unverified — no page until we have tested it.
No page yetSheetCAM (plasma tables)
BetaSheetCAM TNG → FireControl, Mach3, LinuxCNC
The CAM step on most hobby and small plasma tables. Zorocut nests and quotes, SheetCAM adds the toolpaths, your controller runs the G-code.
Hypertherm Phoenix / EDGE Connect
UntestedPhoenix DXF Translator · EDGE Connect
Hypertherm's CNC software for plasma tables, the strictest DXF reader we found. Zorocut's lines-arcs-circles file fits its rules on paper; not tested yet.
- Beta
- Built to the vendor's documented import rules; not yet imported on a real controller.
- Untested
- Zorocut can export for it, but its DXF import is not documented anywhere we could read.
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