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Vandal Guard; We tried all that and it still didn't help. So, to follow up on this if anyone was interested: Local rep wanted $1500.00 to replace the head. After doing some research, we bought a new head from solventinkjet.com (Great guys!) Head was delivered Friday afternoon, replaced it...

Only ever used Roland Ink.

rjssigns, We have had a few minor head strikes over the years - nothing recently though. We've never had the need to do a head count report - until now.... We have only ever used Roland ink. Here's the results.

Hey all, Our printing suddenly became banded, streaky and splotchy on our VP-540. It's about 3.5 years old and used nearly every day, but not all day long. We have only ever used OEM inks. We ran a regular cleaning, a strong cleaning and finally did a manual cleaning - but every time we do...

One man's trash is another man's treasure. We use our "boat anchor" every day. It's paid for itself many times over. Agreed, it sounds like your sticker is incorrect. Or maybe try the cart in another slot.

Anyone else having problems with 4.4.3? We let the update run today when we go to load a job in either of the queues, it hangs for a loooong time. There's about 25 jobs in each queue. - VP540 - Running XP SP3 Thanks....

They may have simply not visited this thread in some time. You should send them a PM.

More info on this model: http://www.supply55.com/reelpro.html We saw one of these at our local sign supply open-house a couple weeks ago. Didn't see it in action. They said it can't hold as much as the Roland model This one can handle up to about 40lb.

Ask him if he goes to restaurants and asks where they buy their meat from so he can get it there too. We too just tell people that our sign supplier only sells to sign shops - which they do.

You might want to try checking out the spot-color blue cartridges from Zero-Nine. It could save you a lot of time and effort and you would end up with a more consistent color.

I found the page. It's actually part of the manual, which can be downloaded here: http://www.sc-x2.com/component/option,com_kb/Itemid,26/t,1/page,articles/articleid,30/ Page 36 shows how to correct the line pitch problem. Hope this helps.

I'm not in the shop right now, but I know we have had to do a calibration adjustment to our PC-60 to close up the gap between print bands. I have the instruction sheet printed out and will look for it when I get back in the shop. Message me if you're interested in trying this out before...

That's not true that Roland no longer services the PC-60. I got this email from them a couple months ago regarding the PC-60/PC-600: In this time of economic uncertainty, rely on Roland to keep your equipment running in the best possible condition. Your business depends on it! Tune Up...

No problems here whatsoever.

White = not sure.... Red = 21 Blue = 22 Gold = 8 Silver = 11 We frequently swap out the sticker from say a black cart. onto a white cart and and set our program to print black, what we want white. Make sense?

Maybe you don't care... but did ever stop to think that this could be a potential customer you're trying to make feel like a a$$ for asking a simple question?

Neat to see. Thanks for sharing!

Daige Quickmount 4 - 55" for $1,750.00 from AllSquare

Ok, after digging some more, I found that there is Sol, Eco-Sol, and Eco-Sol MAX. (We have only ever used MAX) I found these tidbits of info: SOL INK (CMYK+LcLm) has a unique, low-volatile chemistry that allows signmakers to print durable graphics without having to purchase special...

What's the difference? Can the VP540 use either, or only ECO-SOL?