This article uses a 55W laser module as an example to show the steps of using xTool X1 with software for batch processing (different designs).
Note: The actual interface may vary. Refer to the interface displayed in the xTool software.
1. Connect xTool X1 to the software
Go to Operate xTool X1 with xTool Software and follow the steps. Make sure the device is connected successfully.
2. Preparations before processing
(1) Place slats on the baseplate.

(2) Place your material on the slats.
(3) Close the lid.
3. Select a processing mode and material
(1) On the right panel, select Process on flat surface as the processing mode.



(2) In the pop-up window, click Close.

(3) Under Mode, select the material and click Apply.



Note: After you select a material from the material list, the software will automatically set the laser processing parameters. The default settings apply to xTool materials. You can adjust the settings based on your needs. If you select user-defined material, you need to set the processing parameters yourself.
4. Wait until the automation completes

5. Design a processing object
(1) You can import or design a processing object from the left bar.
(2) Place the object onto the material according to the real-time captured image.
(3) Click the object and adjust it with tools on the top panel.

6. Set variable on an object
(1) On the right panel, click Set variable.

(2) Click Next.

(3) Click Associate data, and click +Add in batches to add the other objects that you want to process.

(4) Click the downward arrow and Replace vector.

(5) After adding the objects, click Confirm.

7. Set processing parameters
(1) Set parameters for the object in the right panel, including processing methods, module to be used, power, speed and more.

8. Start processing
(1) Click Next, and sign up or log in to the xTool account.



(2) When you log in, click Next again.

(3) Adjust the bounding box to make it cover the material to be processed. Click Process.

(4) The software starts the close-up puzzle automatically, and then starts the batch fill.

(4) Press the button on xTool X1 to start processing.

(5) Wait until the processing is completed.
Note: During processing, you can click Enable monitoring to have the real-time processing view.

