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It can be done. 4 holes need to be dug. 2 holes for the sign w/ 6x6 post at least 42" deep w/ cement the other 2 would go about 4' behind the other holes and install 6x6 post w/ cement with the post just coming out of the ground about 1'. Then use (2) 2x4's to brace each post by screwing them...

I'm wondering this as well

Awesome. I hope I win

getting 500 likes might be kinda tough.

i didn't realize they had ATM's 40 years ago.

Tooth, You did help even thought I couldn't figure it out. I really appreciate all your help.

Wayne, That didn't work either. But it did mess with my internet connection. Here are my ip addresses on the printer and computer Computer: IP: 169.254.38.191 Mask: 255.255.0.0 Printer: IP: 169.254.71.245 Mask: 255.255.0.0 GW: 169.254.71.245 Any clue how to get these to communicate?

Welcome from the South Suburbs

I really apereachate all of your help guys. I did all that and I just cant figure this out. Is there another way to connect the printer so I don't have to do this? what if I tried a parallel cable instead of a Ethernet.

Tooth, Do I need to set the router up with a static IP?

usb

Wayne, I kinda figured that out. It said it timed out.

It says it timed out

I think your exactly correct. How exactly do I set up my router manually?

I will say that my Plotter and my desktop printer are working fine. Its just the 5500 that gets this error

I looked at the printer and it gave me the IP address of 192.168.137.128 and I tried to change the port in the production manager to that same IP but it still cannot find port.

what is DHCP?

How would I know if its correct? I have the printer connect via Ethernet Cable

Hey everyone, I'll start by giving you the set up Flexi 10 using the HP5500 When I go to print a job in Rip and Print it the file rips but it doesn't do anything after that. I open the production manager to check the status and it says "Cannot open port" I think this has something to...

How does this printer do with the 3M 180c vinyl?