If the tool does not detect your laser, you may need to install the CH340/CH341 USB-to-Serial drivers .
The MKS Laser Tool is a Windows-based utility developed by Makerbase. Its primary purpose is to simplify the process of communicating with MKS laser boards, particularly for users of LightBurn or LaserGRBL who need to update their machine's backend configuration. Mks Laser Tool Setup V1.1.2.exe Download
Click Finish to complete the setup and open the program. 4. Setting Up and Using the Software If the tool does not detect your laser,
Unlike a cloud‑based application that is instantly accessible from anywhere, MKS Laser Tool is distributed through several channels. For version 1.1.2, here are the most reliable options: Click Finish to complete the setup and open the program
Once opened, you will see a clean user interface split into several key tabs: , WiFi Tool , and Data Tool . Here is how to configure them. Connecting Your Hardware
The software will either prompt you to install the CH340 serial drivers or include them as part of the package. These drivers are essential because they allow your computer to communicate with the engraver’s mainboard over a USB connection. If you see a “failed” message later during WiFi configuration, one of the first troubleshooting steps is to verify that the CH340 driver has been correctly installed.
Select your preferred local directory for installation files. The default path is usually located in the C:\Program Files directory. Step 4: Complete the Wizard