The LONGER B1 laser engraver now supports the Longer LaserBurn App on Android and iOS devices. With this app, users can control the B1 laser engraver directly from a smartphone. It allows users to create and edit files, adjust engraving and cutting parameters, and manage engraving tasks through a simple interface.
This guide explains how to update the B1 firmware, install the Longer LaserBurn App, and connect your smartphone to the machine.
Important: After updating the firmware, the MKSLaser App and Web Browser Interface will no longer be supported. The Longer LaserBurn App will become the main mobile control method.
Preparing for the Firmware Update
Before using the Longer LaserBurn App, you need to update the firmware of your LONGER B1. Follow the steps below carefully.
1. Download the Firmware and Configuration Files
First, download the firmware update package, which includes the new firmware and the configuration file for LaserGRBL.
2. Download and Install MKSLaserTool
Next, download and install the MKSLaserTool update software, and launch the application.
3. Update the Firmware
Once MKSLaserTool is launched, follow these steps to update the firmware:
- In MKSLaserTool, select MKS ESP32 Download Tool.
- Choose the correct port and set the baud rate to 921600.
- Select the downloaded
.binfirmware file. - Click Start and wait for the process to finish. Once completed, you’ll see the message “Firmware successfully flashed.”

4. Import the Configuration File
After the firmware update, close MKSLaserTool and open LaserGRBL (if you don’t have it installed, download it from the LaserGRBL website). Then, follow these steps:
- Open LaserGRBL and select the configuration file you downloaded earlier.
- Import the configuration file and write it to the Longer B1.
With that, your Longer B1 is now ready for use with the Longer LaserBurn app!

5. Download the Longer LaserBurn App
You can now download and install the Longer LaserBurn app:
- Android Users: Download the stable version from the Google Play Store by searching for “LaserBurn.” Alternatively, you can try out the beta releases.
- iOS Users: Download from the Apple App Store by searching for “LaserBurn.”
Connecting to the Longer B1 via LaserBurn
Once installed, you can connect your smartphone to the Longer B1 in three ways:
1. Wi-Fi Direct Connection
- Power on the Longer B1 and connect your phone to the LongerLaser_ Wi-Fi network (Password: 12345678).
- Open the Longer LaserBurn app, tap on “Not Connected.”
- Go to the device management section, and enter the IP address 192.168.0.1 to establish the connection.

2. Scan Connection
- Open the LaserBurn app, tap on “Not Connected.”
- Tap “Add” to scan for devices.
- Connect your phone to the LongerLaser_ Wi-Fi network (Password: 12345678).
- Tap “Set STA mode,” select the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to, and complete the connection.

3. IP Connection (Touchscreen Users Only)
Touchscreen users can directly connect using the device’s IP address by entering the correct IP into the app.

Conclusion
The Longer LaserBurn App provides a convenient way to control the LONGER B1 laser engraver from a smartphone. By completing the firmware update and connection setup, users can create files, adjust engraving settings, and manage laser engraving tasks more easily.
Follow each step carefully to ensure a smooth firmware upgrade and stable connection experience with the Longer LaserBurn App. If you encounter problems during setup, refer to this guide or contact LONGER technical support at support@longer.net.
If you encounter any issues during the update process, feel free to refer to this guide or reach out to our technical support team.
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