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Printing UV inks onto fabric produces highly saturated vibrant colors. But in fact you can not control the polymerisation inside the fibres. And uncured UV ink is very hazardous. Nobody should get in contact with.

Also in caldera you can easily decide which dropsizes to be used. Océ has also a tool available to check the printfile for dropsizes used.

I would go for waterbased. Try to get an used HP Designjet Z6200 or Z6800. Indoor use the pigment inks last forever. Photospectrometer for Color calibration is included and working fine. I would not go for uv since it isn’t odorless and ink might crack when applied to the frame.

If flexi doesn’t support it, why not drawing the crop marks in illustrator to be printed with spot and used as cropmark in your cutting workflow?

I got one unit in my showroom since several weeks and tried it extensively. Really excited on print speed! and quality! Small text is extremely sharp compared to 3000 and 1500. Speed is close to 3000, but not reaching. Quality in 4pass prints indoor quality with unrivaled stability. Go and have...

Check printhead alignment. Also wipe an area of substrate with IPA and print on wiped surface. Maybe plasticizers are causing this.

Wipe substrate partially with IPA and print an image on both wiped and unwiped area and you will immediately see if plasticizer is your issue.

If input voltage is properly provided to carriage pca, the firewire cable is ok and still no communication it could be the data relay or the carriage pca. You won’t be able to repair one of them.

Right. But you can rename the pantone librafy from 21 installation and replace the onyx lib in 22

If you are going with onyx 22 pay attention that they have removed the pantone library and churned over to onyx own library…

You can easily check in the tubes and the damper how much ink has been contaminated. I would suggest to pull the ink directly from damper using a seringe. This is way faster. Just remove the alloy plate and pull gently the damper from the manifold.

Replacing the trailing cables and tubes, if necessary, is covered under hp-extended warranty free of charge. Ask your hp certified service company.

Set the ip v4 in laptop ethernet to 172.17.15.100 and on the machine to 172.17.15.101 and configure flexi to print to this ip.

I guess that the SMD fuse on head board is blown up.

When purged, is ink dripping from affected slot? Could also be the printhead pcb. Try swapping it

The pump you hear near ink pumps is the double head pump for degassing vacuum. When you tap activate heater, does the button text change? Have you checked heater elements by touching both of them? If temperature doesn’t change system provide you an error, for sure. Let it heat for certain time...

AlsEU is right, one (or more) of the printheads providing wrong temperature values. But the temperature value shown in the GUI is just an visualization of the average of all temperature sensors together. This value is not used to activate or deactivate the heater system. The heating system is...

For better understanding, the color calibration (linearization) is based on the very first color reference done on the initial color calibration. This should be created with best performance of printheads and substrate advance. Sometimes this database gets corrupted resulting in color shift...

Left- and rightmost edge of the image is correctly aligned? Does it happen with all colors? The picture provided shows a solid containing cyan and magenta, and you can clearly see that all printheads stopping firing at exactly at same time. Maybe some linear encoder pulses are missed or there is...

On zund it’s spring loaded. Try with the through cut the flatnes of your table. Put a substrate onto table and set cutting deep to 0.1 mm so that it just scratches the surface. Move the knife over the whole table and check if it is everywhere similar. If not your table is misaligned