UH-OH Cannot destructure property 'imgBlob'...

The potential causes-

• The Beam Studio version is below 1.9.7.
• The environment of the internet is not stable.
• A firmware error causes the link to break.
• The camera cable malfunctioned.
• Camera module malfunction.

Solutions-

• Update the Beam Studio to 1.9.7 or higher.
• Referring to this instruction to check the environment of the internet.
  Determine whether the connection is stable:
  1. Connection quality is > 70.
  2. Average response time is < 100ms.
• Restart the laser cutting machine.
• If the error keeps occurring, please send us a ticket about how the error starts, and go to "Help"-" Export a bug report," download the bug report and attach the bug report to your ticket in the meantime.
• Please go to the touch panel, click "MAINTAIN" > "Motors" > "Camera" > Open the door cover > Slowly move the laser head around the working range for three rounds and observe whether there is a picture on the screen. (Note that the camera updates the screen every 3 seconds.)
  
  - If the camera is slow, but you can still preview, please follow the steps in Connection troubleshooting in connecting your machine with ethernet.
  
  - If the camera goes out often during previewing, it means the cable connection is loose. Please get in touch with your reseller or the customer service agent for a camera/cable exchange.
  
  - If it shows a blank page with a blue question mark in the middle or shows nothing when you hit "Camera," it could be the camera/cable being out of commission. Please get in touch with your reseller or the customer service agent for a camera/cable exchange.
  
  - If not sure of the result. Please provide the troubleshooting record, like the sample below, directly to your reseller or the customer service agent for further evaluation.

Troubleshooting Record :

Video :

The screen should cover the whole machine, focusing on recording the machine screen. Then, click "MAINTAIN" > "Motors" > "Camera" > Open the door cover > Slowly move the laser head around the working range for three rounds and observe whether there is a picture on the screen, as shown in the image. (Note that the camera updates the screen every 3 seconds.)