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Onyx Go Plus is $99.95 month which supports two printers, 4 simultaneous RIPs and ICC profiling: https://www.onyxgfx.com/products/onyxgo-subscription-ripsoftware/ so a considerable amount more than Flexi. We've never used Flexi though, so I can't comment on it.

This is a 2.5 year old post, and the original author hasn't been seen on here since posting... I don't think any additional comments are necessary.

Do you have the automated cleaning option on your machine or manually clean it? If manual, there has been the rare chance that a head has become dislodged and will need a service tech to re-align and calibrate.

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https://osxdaily.com/2010/09/20/map-a-network-drive-on-a-mac/ This gives a rough guide to the Mac side of things.

Firefox here, however Chrome appears to run at the same speed for me. Blink and the page is loaded.

Oh I wasn't complaining about my times at all... for me the site has felt the same speed as any other website which I consider very good. Bizarre that it is affecting different people though. Doesn't make a lot of sense unless there are some weird routing issues based on location.

So weird... had no one said anything, I wouldn't have ever noticed this issue. Nothing feels different from this side of the world compared to any other time I've browsed the site in years. I click and pages load in ~1 second.

You can check coolant level here. Should be half way up the tube. 7C temperature should still be okay. You might need to turn on the heaters 2-3 times before it reaches printing temperature. Just watch the control panel carefully and as soon as it stops heating, turn it back on again. On a 10C...

What temperature is it in your print room/workshop? We get this problem in winter when <18C. We just press the heater back on and it eventually warms up properly. How are your coolant levels? Check other side of gantry. There is a level hose which will show you. Needs to be half way at least...

The valves are in the correct position for print... however is there any ink in the round filters? It looks like there might be some in the blue filter which can cause the inks to bleed all over the prints like your first photo.

Ouch :( Following this thread in case we ever have the same experience. Wish I knew what was going on with yours though.

Near instant on this side of the world... weird.

S40600 is more than capable of canvas printing. We print them with out S80600 a few days a week. Results are spectacular every time. The additional orange/red inks aren't really needed for canvases so not having them on the S40600 won't be a detriment.

We win people over with neutral greys/blacks. Everyone else only seems to be able to print shades of green around here.

Thankfully we've converted many people over to us once they see what a calibrated printer produces compared to the 'big' guys. Certainly doesn't bother me having one 5 minutes up the road.

Scary... the black reminds of when I forget to re-open the valve above the heads and ink bleeds out everywhere during print.

The theoretical maximum speed of the USB2.0 port is around 60MB/sec (more like 35-45MB/sec in reality), whereas gigabit Ethernet is around 2-3x that at ~100MB/sec. I'm with CanuckSigns... if possible try to connect via network as USB may be struggling to keep up. I know our Onyx sends data to...

I would assume it runs like the colour channels... one bag per channel, so probably not the answer you're hoping for.

We hit 021C (KTM) orange all the time... the S80600 is a lovely machine for that sort of thing.