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By the way, the SummaCUT don't have a automatic cut off media function which can be driven by the software (only the S-Class have).

It is difficult to cut posters on a roll cutter. This cutters are created to cut vinyl attached to a backing paper. Flexcut is not very reliable with paper. Even preparing the vinylx There are XY-Cutters on the market like the ones from the italian companies Neolt and Fotoba. Additionally...

You can use a Flexi for Windows too. The licences are not OS-based. If you have a dongle for ANY Flexi 8.5/Flexi 8.6, in addition to the licence code you need a download of the Flexi Mac install files only. As far as I remember, Flexi 8.5v2 Build 1655 is the latest build. If you need a download...

You you have a summa dealer around? They should have it on stock. Providers as www.digiprint-supplies.com have them too.

The fuse on a D120 is near to the power socket/power switch (see attached picture). Unfortunately, if a SummaCUT can't be powered on, mostly the power supply itself is the reason. I'm nearly shure, if you measure the fuses, they will be ok.

Do you now what the phrase "brainstorming" means? As it looks like you don't. Every experience with installing older software on newer operating systems could help. Blaming people who are trying to help is a really bad idea on a forumboard like Signs101, creating an atmosphere who people start...

Windows 7 isn‘t supported by Flexi 8.1 (you should have Flexi 8.5 or higher). Try to install in XP compatibilty mode.

Yes, "Head Height off Media" ist what I have looked for.

When loading media, in some settings you can set up the height of the carriage over the media yourself. I can‘t check it out because I‘m at home, but could check tomorrow.

The Intercon Nettool should see the printer too even if it is not in the same subnet, it scan the network as far as I remember for the MAC-Adresses. If the printer doesn‘t appear even if clicking on the refresh-button, than there is something wrong with the network connection. At the 540V, there...

Since a few years, OPOS-CAM supports OPOS Barcode too. Had a OPOS-CAM in our showroom last year and have tested it. Works fine. Unfortunately, OPOS-CAM needs a USB-Connection to the host computer (no network connection possible), and the driver software of the camera is integrated into Summa...

Using OPOS is easy to do. For using OPOS Barcode, you need a different software. As mentioned before, there are Plugins for Corel or Adobe to create markers in the jobs. So you can print the file through versaworks and cut through Winplot or MacSign. Another possibility is the "Contour Cutting...

It is not really possible to create reliable ICC‘s on Window Perf. First point: after printing, you still have a lot of ink on the print what is missing after applying. Its the ink which was printed on the backing through the holes. If measuring a window perf, you will not measure the exact...

You can select more than one point at the time for example by dragging a rectangle around all points you wish to select with the arrow tool out of the tool palette for parh editing.

If you mean a few little water drops on the nozzle plate, than this is normal. I have replaced hundreds of Epson Piezo Heads over 20 years as a service technician, and can confirm that nearly every head seems to drop

Could it be that some automatic update of your Windows have leaded to that failure? I would try if there is any reset point where you can go to.

Most likely the reason of color deviation between EPS and PDF isn‘t a bug of the RIP, but a problem of file handling. Could be for example that the embedded input ICC in the PDF is different to the default input ICC‘s set in the RIP and are applied to the EPS-file (as far as I remember no ICC‘s...

This can happen with SummaCuts only, not with S-Classes. About the issue itself: Do an OPOS-Calibration. Set a sheet of black vinyl into the plotter and point on the OPOS-Calibration Button in the OPOS-Submenu. The plotter will cut a rectangle. Weed it and point enter.

Rollsroller and all the other Flatbeds are cool for short pieces, mounting prints on rigid media or put application tape on plots. Longer runs. Laminating longer than table lenghts is difficult. I know a lot of people who uses flatbeds and roll laminators, for the start better use a roll laminator.

Other components on the mainboard can be killed too.