Here is some information that you can help us troubleshoot.
#1 Software Version
You can follow the instructions below to find out your software version:
- Within xTool Creative Space 2.0 (XCS), navigate to the top left corner and click the X icon to locate “settings”.

- In the “xTool Creative Space settings”, locate the “About XCS” tab where you may find your current software version.
The current software version is detailed as below.

#2 Firmware Version
You can follow the instructions below to find your firmware version:
- Click the gear icon on the top right corner.
- Go to the "Basic info" section and scroll down the list.
The current software version is on the right side, as shown below.

#3 Product SN
You can see the product SN on the back of the machine.
#3 The Firmware Version

#4 Log File
Export the log file according to the instructions below.
- Click the gear icon on the top right corner.
- Go to the "Working info" section.
- Click the "Export" button on the right side to save the zipped work log. The file will be named [xcs_m1_log.gz] file folder. Locate the “xcs_m1_log” file folder and compress it before forwarding it to xTool Customer Service. This is the log file we need.
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#5 Computer System Information
You can see your computer system information by referring to the following instructions.
Windows:
Press Win+R keys to access the run command window.
Enter 'dxdiag' in the search field and click OK.
You will see the system information in the pop-up window.
Mac:
Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click General in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)
Click About on the right, then click System Report.
#6 XCS Processing File
You may export the XCS processing file in the following way:
- Click the X icon on the top left corner.
- Navigate to the “File” section and select "Save as ..." to save the XCS processing file.
- The processing file contains processing information such as mode and parameters.

#7 Original Image for Processing
You may need to provide the image that you are trying to process. It can be a vector image in SVG or dxf formats, or a bitmap image in jpg, png, or other formats.
#8 Video of Operation and Error
You may need to provide a video to demonstrate all your operations and failure phenomenon. You can take a photo of the failure if it is hard to see. If the issue can hardly reoccur or happens randomly, please provide more details of your operation and descriptions of it.


