Once you've confirmed that the machine jogs in the correct direction, you’ll proceed to a page where you’ll select your spindle type and test it.
You’ll see a dropdown menu with two spindle-type options: Automatic and Manual. Automatic means that the spindle is powered on via the machine's controller. Manual means the spindle is turned on manually by the user, such as when using a router.
If automatic was selected, Easel will prompt you to test the spindle. Click the green "Turn Spindle On" button to activate the spindle. Once you have confirmed that the spindle is working correctly, click the green button again to turn off the spindle. You can then click continue to proceed with the setup
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Helpful Tip: If the spindle does not power on you can follow the steps in this article to troubleshoot that issue:Spindle Won't Turn On |