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    May 21, 2026, 11:12 p.m.

    Hi everyone,
    I am trying to get my older Secabo C60IV working with Inkcut on macOS and I hope I can post this here:
    My setup
    • MacBook Pro 13" 2018
    • macOS 15.7.5 (24G624)
    • CalDigit USB hub/dock
    • Secabo C60IV from around 2015
    • LAPOS 1 laser system
    Current status
    I managed to get Homebrew working and installed Inkcut successfully.
    I also installed:
    • PyQt5
    • pycups
    Inkcut now launches correctly and no longer throws Qt or cups errors.
    USB detection
    macOS detects the cutter correctly in System Information:
    • Manufacturer: SAGACNC
    • Product: SAGA Cutter Plotter
    • USB device visible
    • Also appears via lpinfo -v
    The cutter is now also available as a printer device in macOS.
    Communication status
    Inkcut can apparently communicate with the cutter:
    • when I send a job, the cutter briefly reacts/sums/zucks
    • so there seems to be some communication
    But:
    • no actual movement happens
    • no cutting
    • no carriage motion
    Current settings
    • Connection type: Printer
    • Protocol: HPGL
    • Tried several serial settings before realizing printer transport works better
    Questions
    1. Which driver/profile is usually best for a Secabo C60IV?
    2. Should this model use generic HPGL?
    3. Does anyone know compatible drivers (Redsail / Refine / Creation / Roland etc.)?
    4. Does “Pad commands with line feed” need to be enabled?
    5. Any known macOS quirks with older Secabo plotters?
    Any help appreciated.