Also wanted to mention that with Easel local running on my Raspberry Pi 3 I can also use my Linux system from the local network to control the X-Carve as if it was connected to my machine by using a command from the command line as outline in this link GitHub - samyk/easel-driver: Easel driver for Linux, Mac, Windows, ARM, Raspberry Pi, Intel, FTDI, CH340, CH341, CP210x, FTDI clones, local, and remote access to GRBL-based CNC controllers from this post Easel Local for Linux? - #17 by SamyKamkar which I very rarely use but it is really cool to have that option.