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Set up, control and look after your LaserCube.

The official manual and tutorials for the LaserCube Ultra MK2 and Pro, searchable down to the section.

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Rear panel of the LaserCube Ultra MK2 with its ports, screen and safety key
Ultra MK2 rear panel: select a port to open its section

    Which LaserCube do you have?

    LaserCube Ultra MK2The full-size cube: ILDA, XLR DMX, Ethernet and WiFi.
    LaserCube ProThe compact Ultra MK2. Its DMX uses 3.5 mm jacks: see the cable guide.
    LaserCube WiFi or original UltraNot covered here. Open their manual (PDF).

    The beginner’s guide, in short videos

    Watch them in order, then keep the matching manual chapter open next to your cube.

    Take the free Academy course
    1. Part 1

      Unboxing (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: Parts diagram

    2. Part 2

      First start (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: E‑Stop, jumper and key

    3. Part 3

      CubeOS software overview (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: CubeOS LCD settings

    4. Part 4

      Connection modes (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: Network settings

    5. Part 5

      Control modes: LaserOS (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: LaserOS control mode

    6. Part 6

      Control modes: Art‑Net (YouTube, opens in a new tab)

      Manual: ArtNet control mode

    The manual by topic

    Open the full manual

    Safety and setup

    Control modes

    DMX and ArtNet

    Networking

    Settings

    Built-in effects

    MIDI mapping

    Updates and maintenance

    Tutorials

    All tutorials on laseros.com

    Software and files

    LaserOS for Windows and MacStream to the cube and export playlists to the SD card
    LaserOS for iPhone and iPadApp Store
    LaserOS for AndroidGoogle Play
    Firmware and factory SD card filesGitHub: Wickedlasers/mk2SDContent
    Laser aperture of a LaserCube with its yellow warning label
    Class 4 laser product

    Read the safety guidelines before your first show

    Ultra MK2 and Pro are Class 4 lasers for professional use. Keep every beam at least 3 m (10 ft) above any floor where people may be present, and set the beam block and connect the safety jumper (US units: the E‑Stop) before you start.

    In the United States an FDA variance is required; a LaserCube bought in the USA comes with it, issued by X-Laser. Many places also require a licence, registration or operation under a trained Laser Safety Officer.

    Safety guidelines Safety warning

    Still need help?

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