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NEJE for Windows

A powerful, professional-grade freeware characterized by its wireless high-efficiency connectivity. Since 2013, NEJE software has undergone countless iterations, delivering exceptionally convenient user experiences for both beginners and advanced users.

The software features a ​​cloud-based material library​​ containing thousands of assets across categories including ​​images, vectors, geometries, artworks, architectures, and greeting cards​​. Users can effortlessly create projects like building with LEGO blocks.

NEJE Win Software delivers ​​unparalleled wireless control capabilities​​ - supporting not only USB connections but also ​​BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) mode​​, enabling direct wireless device pairing straight from the Windows PC.

As a versatile ​​wireless expansion solution​​ for third-party software, NEJE Win transforms into a "Bridge" that provides virtual COM ports for ​​LightBurn​​ and ​​LaserGRBL​​, enabling secure wireless control. Through continuous optimization, NEJE has implemented advanced anti-packet-loss algorithms and data stabilization protocols.

Particularly noteworthy is the integration with NEJE's proprietary ​​"REC" firmware feature​​:

Users can now ​​directly transmit complete project files from LightBurn to the device​​

Initiate operations ​​without requiring constant software-device binding​​This revolutionary approach eliminates traditional workflow limitations, significantly enhancing both reliability and operational efficiency.

How to Use NEJE Software

Step 1: Select USB or BLE wireless connection to the device

  • Directly connect devices via Bluetooth through Win software – simply open the app for instant pairing.
  • Wirelessly control and coordinate multiple NEJE devices through software – perfect for scalable workshop operations.
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Step 2: Import Materials

  • Choose images or vector assets from the cloud gallery, insert text, or import mobile materials directly from N-Scanner – or capture photos instantly. Build your project materials like assembling building blocks.
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Step 3: Adjust the Size and Position of Materials

  • Seamlessly combine text, raster images, and vector graphics in a single project for combined engraving, drawing, and cutting operations.
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Step 4: Configure Working Parameters for Each Object

  • Configure working parameters such as speed, DPI, power level, and overscan for images, text, and vector paths. The system also supports extended interfaces like Z-axis, M8, and M7 to enable process optimization for specialized applications.
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Step 5: Preview the Work Area

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Step 6: Transmit Data to Device and Initiate Processing

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​​Virtual COM Interface

  • Establish a stable, high-speed data bridge between LightBurn/laserGRBL software and devices without physical USB cables.
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"REC" Receive Files​

Send files without starting operation, or send files and directly begin operation. Users can customize shortcut buttons in laserGRBL and LightBurn software to streamline workflow.

$REC/AutoRun   $REC Auto/Run

$REC/AutoStart   $REC Auto/Start

The 'REC' function is a file transfer feature specially designed by NEJE firmware for LaserGRBL and LightBurn software. Traditional LaserGRBL and LightBurn workflows require maintaining real-time data communication between the computer and the device—users cannot shut down their computers during operation, as the process occupies the computer continuously. The 'REC' function resolves this issue by first transferring the complete file to the device, after which users can initiate the job either through the software or the device's physical button. Once started, the computer can be turned off, allowing the device to operate independently.

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Using N-Scanner to scan the NEJE Win software QR code, users can seamlessly import images from their mobile gallery or capture real-time photographs. The mobile-captured content automatically undergoes intelligent algorithmic processing before secure transmission to the desktop software. Leveraging the advanced editing tools and precision parameter configurations in NEJE Win, complex projects can be efficiently produced with professional-grade results.

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Fully compatible with Android smartphones and tablets. Users can access a vast library of free materials from cloud servers, bookmark favorite materials and engraving works, and create text content. Capture photos directly or import images from your phone gallery. The Android App features an efficient editing workflow, equipped with intelligent algorithms and professional editing tools to quickly create images, text, logos and other creative works.

APP for Android
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Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and MacBook devices. Users can access photos from their phone gallery or capture new images directly through the app. The app enables direct device connection, allowing users to send images and control device operations including homing, parameter adjustment (P), start, pause, positioning, and stop functions.

APP for iPhone/iPad/Mac
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Download LaserGRBL

LaserGRBL is a native open-source freeware designed for relatively advanced users, featuring capabilities such as command-line operations and custom configuration of GRBL firmware parameters.

The key difference lies in NEJE's proprietary wireless transmission solution purpose-built for LightBurn. Here's how it works:

1.Wireless Connection via NEJE Bridge​

Users establish a virtual serial port connection between LightBurn and NEJE devices through the NEJE "Bridge" feature, enabling seamless wireless communication.

2.Bulk Data Transfer with REC Mode​

The "REC" function enables one-time full-package transmission of laser job data to the device, eliminating real-time dependency on LightBurn.

​​3.Offline Execution Capability​

Once the NEJE firmware completes data reception, users can disconnect from LightBurn and operate the device independently for uninterrupted job execution.

Why It Matters:​

This end-to-end solution removes USB cable constraints, prevents transmission interruptions during complex jobs, and ensures reliable offline operation – a significant upgrade over traditional real-time streaming workflows.

Guides and FAQs​

Is it necessary to work with the connection bridge for offline work?

The NEJE Bridge function enables wireless and stable connectivity between LightBurn/laserGRBL and NEJE devices. After files are transferred to the device via LightBurn/laserGRBL's "REC" mode, users can: ​​

Disconnect Bridge​​ (optional):
Use the device's multifunction button to start jobs directly.
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Keep Bridge Connected​​ (alternative):
Maintain software control for positioning and job initiation.

Note: No active data transmission occurs during job execution.

Users may close the computer or disconnect after job initiation. ​​

USB Connection Workflow​​:
When using USB, jobs can be initiated immediately after "REC" completes file transfer – the computer and USB cable can then be safely disconnected.

Can Bluetooth be used to transmit offline work data?

NEJE devices enable ultra-fast transmission of vector files (excluding high-resolution raster images that require significant bandwidth). With proprietary data-loss prevention technology, our wireless transfer is more reliable than USB connections and eliminates computer resource occupation.

The ​​'REC' mode​​ operates by fully preloading files into the device before processing – a departure from LightBurn's real-time data streaming. This approach not only frees up computer resources but also ensures unmatched reliability by eliminating USB transfer instability.

How to customize the focus brightness for low-light positioning?
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Low-Light Positioning Adjust the suitable low light through the software. The NEJE mode can be adjusted in the “Settings” column of the NEJE Win software; the GRBL mode can be adjusted in the “Grbl Configuration” of the laserGRBL software, which has been explained above.

Put a gray cardboard on the surface of the white material (such as plywood) as a focus reference to find the precise focus. A fine focal point can be observed through the protective goggles or the shade of the module.

How to set low light intensity in GRBL?


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“Grbl Configuration”- Write any value from 0.08 - 0.5, The value means % laser intensity, please proceed with caution,If you modify the parameters and cannot restore the default firmware, you can re-update the firmware in NEJE Win software.

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'REC' mode for LightBurn and laserGRBL
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NEJE devices support the “REC” reception function for Lightburn and laserGRBL software, receiving all data before starting work, thus no longer occupying the computer.

How to use offline work on LaserGRBL

Step1: Add Custom Button

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Step2: Start a offline work

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Why NEJE software does not require cross hairs?

Many traditional users have a cognitive inertia that laser equipment always needs crosshairs for positioning. However, for diode lasers, it is a visible wavelength, and even IR lasers can be combined with red lasers to help positioning, so this is very different from CO2 laser equipment. When the NEJE team designed the first diode laser 10 years ago, they used the weak light display as a positioning operation method by designing firmware. The weak light position is the actual laser position, so it can innovatively control the engraving position accurately through point positioning and box positioning.

Differences in Emergency Stop Button Definitions Between laserGRBL and LightBurn Software
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Under ​​LaserGRBL​​ and ​​NEJE Win​​ software control:

Pressing the emergency stop button pauses the ongoing operation.Resuming work requires clicking the software's resume command after releasing the button.

For ​​LightBurn​​ software:
The emergency stop definition does ​​not​​ follow standard GRBL protocol.When controlling devices via ​​USB real-time data streaming​​ (LightBurn's default mode), pressing the emergency stop button ​​immediately terminates​​ the current project.​​Partially completed work cannot be resumed​​ – this behavior differs significantly from LaserGRBL/NEJE's pause-and-resume logic.​​
Critical Note:​​
Users must distinguish between these two emergency stop implementations to avoid unintended workflow interruptions.

Firmware Update

The NEJE Win software includes a firmware update option after login.

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The NEJE software will continue to provide free OTA firmware and software upgrade services to users worldwide, with more practical features and reliable performance to support your creations and manufacturing. When you receive a new device, it is recommended that you first connect the USB cable, open the NEJE Win software, and check for the latest firmware updates.