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As long as they show up as 2 different devices - just see which one comes in when you plug it in and assign a name to it - either way - just plot to the one that comes up

Even easier.. Just install a relay and use anything you'd like.. Even a system vac using remote blast gates...

Basically.. Any file that you "execute" instead of read can have a virus. So Txt files are fine, but pdfs, spreadsheets, word docs, etc can all have various types of virus. Most will ask you to enable macros or download something to read it/convert it - but don't be fooled.. You rarely need a...

Lol.. As the blade dies you replace the blade.. Increasing pressure will just make it more lightly to cut into the drum covering. Clean the sprockets to stop the jumping and probably get the drum recovered.. Of course.. Its an OLD machine that's not had much love over its life - might be worth...

Might be just a fuse or transistor. Just check against the other cartridges.

Hmm.. Print profiles are bad.. Each ink is different and each substrate is different. Ideally you should make a profile for each combination you use - in the real world though, it's a good idea to make one for your "White" media using your ink and that should cover most issues.. Back to the...

They are probably using a different solvent - depends on how thick a layer youre laying down as to how quickly it will evaporate. Most solvent inks slightly dissolve the substrate, maybe yours isn't so it's just sitting on top instead of merging with it.

Or you can always generate a profile externally. I do it on all media, different Whites are not the same

It's basically a laminator with a powered takeoff spool. Easy enough to knock up if you really have a need.. Of course, it only copes with repetitive cuts such as labels

You can succeed as a one man/woman band, but there are issues.. You'll end up running around and not necessarily focusing on what needs to be done, rather one what you think is next. For signs you might get asked for installation - so that then becomes another issue. It all depends on how...

Lasers are great, but best thing to do is apply some vinyl and get it cut by someone with a fiber.. Routers are good, but you then have workholding issues. Waterjets are not really suitable - similar as lasers, but youve always got the issue of delamination.

I think it needs a firmware update to get 1200dpi, but... And don't quite me - if I recall 1200dpi only works with Omega. Check your firmware - see if updating that sorts Flexi

If you have any problems.. Just add any graphtec. That'll get it working. Then change models so see which one works best. The main difference will be how it aligns itself - Flexi10 didn't do much in that regards

Simply add a ce5000 - that's on flexi.. Doesnt need to be the exact model. They all use the same commands

The static is the problem. You can get an ioniser gun that'll remove it, but yeah.. A Pita.. A tack cloth will remove them pretty easily though.. Just do it before removing the film, otherwise the static will just cover it in bits again

Flexi 10 will certainly connect to that without any problems

You've always got to remember the blade needs time to turn. The old gerber tangentials could just about do it as they rotated the blade to match the angle being cut and were slow, but small angles will always be a problem.also got to make sure the point of the blade is still there - that's an...

Well.. A vortex cooler is a pretty simple thing - basically just a tube with air being added unequally so it rotates - just like a dyson vaccum cleaner - cold air comes out the front - hot out the back. They work very well on aluminium, but the main thin to think about when cutting aluminium...

More the sensor itself - this is the complete issue - is it a red dot (laser) or invisible (or led)? Looks like it might be a mechanical fault of the overall assembly. Can you take it apart any more?

They've not really changed technology over the years - still virtual serial ports and hpgl underneath. But.. Tbh - it's a plotter with a blade - it's pretty simple technology wise - just a few bells & whistles being added over the years.