Trotec Ruby FAQs

Most Trotec laser machines, including the Speedy series, SP500, R and Q series, are supported by Ruby®. Older models may have restrictions - we will be happy to inform you whether your machine is compatible with Ruby®. The U300 galvo laser has also been supported by Ruby® since the end of March 2024.

Trotec laser machines, that are not Run on Ruby® Minimum PC system requirements for installation and operation: - Windows 11 - 2.0 GHz Dualcore 64bit CPU - 8 GB RAM - Approximately 2GB free space for Ruby® + additional space for data - Local Admin rights for the installation of Ruby® - Internet connection during installation - FullHD screen resolution (1920x1080) - Chromium based Browser (e.g. Chrome, Edge, etc.) Trotec Run on Ruby® laser machines Minimum requirements for end devices of Run on Ruby® machines during installation and operation: - 2.0 GHz Dualcore CPU - 8 GB RAM - Chromium based Browser (e.g. Chrome, Edge, Opera, etc.) - OS independent - FullHD screen resolution (1920x1080) - 100Mbit/sec. Ethernet LAN connection, Wifi is optional possible, but not recommended

In case you received a new laser machine, Ruby® is already installed. If you want to install Ruby® on your existing Trotec laser system, please consider the system requirements. You can download the Ruby® software here : https://troteclaser.com/rubydownload/.

Please register once per company. Simply use the "Click here to register" Link on the Ruby Login page. With the created Ruby® account, you can use Ruby® on all your machines.

Yes, you can connect all computers within your local network with your Ruby® PC. Therefore, you can manage, design, prepare and send jobs to your laser from any computer in your network, even from a Mac. Only starting the laser needs to be done on the side.

The technology used for the Ruby® interface is web-based. Web-based does not refer to an online connection. Using a web browser for the Ruby® interface makes the software platform independent. A web browser does not require any internet connection. This is comparable to using a printer within a local network.

Data sovereignty is in the hands of our customers. Data saved in Ruby® are exclusively stored on your PC. You can use Ruby® on- or offline. Either way, your stored data cannot be accessed from outside.

We work with highest safety standards. Ruby® software is developed according to OWASP® Foundation standards, which are amongst the strictest within the field of software security. Ruby® works with certificates and token. Secure communication with encryption via Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is used.

Yes, it will be possible to use Ruby®'s open programming interface - the Ruby® API - to connect 3rd party systems like your web shop to minimize job creation time.

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Simply save or drag&drop your graphic files to the Ruby import folder. A shortcut to this folder is available in the Ruby® App.

- Use only Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge Web-Browser. - Check in your Task bar if the Ruby® App is started.

Check for typos with your login password. Use copy & paste function from your welcome mail.

Make sure your Windows Display Scaling is set to 100% with FullHD screen resolution (1920x1080). Depending on the computer, it might automatically recommend 125% or 150% by default.

JobControl® is and will still be functional with your lasers and supported by Trotec. The Ruby® upgrade is voluntary basis. Overall, the technology base for future developments will be Ruby®, as it allows functionalities that have not been possible in the past.

UMark remains fully compatible and operational with your U300 marker. The Ruby® upgrade is optional. Moving forward, Ruby® serves as the foundational technology for future developments, enabling functionalities that were previously unattainable.