Another Summa ?

[Rooster]

What rip are you guys using to drive a Summa T head in a print/cut environment?

It needs to drive a Mimaki JV33 and the summa t head, plus I have to have full ink limit (channels and total) and profile linearization capabilities on the print side.

[dclet]

wasatch will do that complete, rip and cut (they have cutter drivers)

I prefer to use Wasatch with Winplot/Opos (summa 's plug in) for any contours

[insignia]

Onyx postershop with Cutserver for our JV3 and S160D. Works perfectly.

[Rooster]

I'm told Wasatch doesn't support the tangential head, just the D series.

[chopper]

signlab
//chopper

[Speeddm]

We use Smart Design and run a Summa S75 T-series IT works really well
http://www.smartdesigns.com/html/software/sd.htm

[dclet]

right from the help menu -

This driver will support the following cutters.

* SummaSign Pro S75 D Series
* SummaSign Pro S120 D Series
* SummaSign Pro S140 D Series
* SummaSign Pro S160 D Series
* SummaSign Pro D750
* SummaSign Pro D1010
* SummaSign Pro D1400
* SummaSign Pro T750
* SummaSign Pro T1010
* SummaSign Pro T1400


regardless, you would be much more efficient with winplot.

[Rooster]

Thanks Dclet. Won't the guy @ Wasatch be surprised when I tell him!

I'm not seeing anybody recommending flexi. Any particular reason? I figured it would be pretty popular.

[dclet]

Won't the guy @ Wasatch be surprised when I tell him!

he's probably a newb :)

I have flexi too and just got sick of it...