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An other RIP to mention: FlexiPRINT. FlexiPRINT is the RIP HP supplies in the box with the 310 and 330. The premium edition is available for the 360 too for little money (as it is as an upgrade for 310- and 330-Owners too). FlexiPrint have only one window too for Job handling and one other...

Does Caldera use the adobe RIP?

It don't work perfectly, because you can't drive your USB-Plotter, altough it is accessible through Summa Cutter Control. And problems with interfaces could be a compatibility problem.

Regularly Flexi 7.6 is not compatible anymore with Win7. It could be that it works except specific functionality. As far as I remember versions up to 8.1 have problems wirh output ports

We (dealers) have one 360 since two weeks, but still waiting for customer units too. We expect delivery too next week.

Could it be that one of the black cartridges is empty? Specially third party cartridges often fails with the "empty cartridge"-function.

Even if you don't like HP, perhaps have a look on the Scitex fb500/fb700?

In their kind of way they are the best you can get. You can't do 1-Pass-Printing like they do without banding. And they do it much better than Roland with their ColorCamm some years ago. Other thermal transfer printers like Gerber or Matan won't have that kind of banding ... but other...

It is a regular problem of thermal inkjets that colours could shift depending on the temperature of the head during long runs. It is one sales argument for the new latex-Printers 300 that they have developped printheads which produces more stable colours.

No issues here with misalignment using Onyx and Summa-Plotters.

Forget the Roland for contour cutting. It is much slower, less accurate, more complicate to adjust, have more fails in recognizing markers, less features than the Summa.... over all not competitive and technically outdated. You will not get lucky specially when wanting to do contour cutting with...

With the monomeric laminate, you have reduced the properties of the polymeric vinyl to the properties of the monomeric laminate. according to durability, shrinking, processing and so on now the monomeric laminate is the last link of the chain. And specially when thinking about shrinking, using a...

Cool. But: If the lever is not broken, mostly only the spring needs to be reseated.

The media presence sensor is a little lever in the paper way, around 20cm from the right. This lever is hold by a spring which could hang out, than the lever will not move upwards again when the media is unloaded. In this case the printer won't recognize when the media is removed. This complete...

In Europe we have similar prices than Australia, but no Carepack.

I have tried to repair a VP540 which won't power up anymore. The first time the machine was opened some LED's still lit. Now, after replacing the power supply and mainboard this LED's are off, and nothing happens anymore. What - except power supply and mainboard - can prevent the printer vom...

I have asked my HP sales contact here and he said he can't believe 19K. There are three different models, the 360 is the top version, with a list price of US$ 26'900. If the 360 costs 19K only, how much should then the 310?

Strange, because the 360 should compet the Soljet XF-640 and XR-640, and this machines are much more expensive. How much would a 310 cost where you are?

The prices I have posted are the prices HP have announced during dealer presentations a few weeks ago. And they match the prices we offer to our customers. 18'995 for the top model of the line would be very cheap. Remember that there are three new models between 54" and 64".

No. $ 26'900 list price. The 310 is $ 15'500, the 330 $ 20'900 (all the same new ink and curing technology).