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I would also suggest orange, if you don't have a application/customer for white.(and know the limitations of eco solvent whites) Orange gives a larger gamut in the reds.

Check the heads and the area around for fiber attached. They can accumulate ink mist and when the drop gets too heavy, it falls down. Next possibility could be condensation on the head. If the print zone temp is high and ambient cold, it happens. Reduce print zone temp to 37 Celsius.

Env. match is always automatic. It syncronices the readings from the scan motor encoder with the linear encoder.

Have you done the linear encoder setup?(best done, after the printer temperature has reached working temp for a while) There is also a "Environment Match", for thermal deformation of the encoder strip in user mode.

A is enough.

That's what the Enhancement Kit is intended for, in existing printers. Yours was factory fitted with the enhanced parts.

replace the blade holder

Original Roland blades, or Chinese trash? I've seen some sort of plating coming off, of Chinese blades, destroying the back bearing of the blade holder. Then you get the cut line, you describe. You can try to lubricate this bearing. Otherwise the holder needs replacement. When you hear a noise...

Normally, you should get a RML file for Versaworks, because a ICC without ink limits and linearization is pretty useless.

Try object, path, simplify in illustrator.

HP just started rolling out a Enhancement Kit for the 700/800, were all the frequently failing parts are replaced with redesigned parts. Even printers out of warranty can be upgraded at HP's expense.

As a Summa tech for 30 years I can tell you, that 3 mm in 1500 mm is not the norm. If it's a Opos job, length calibration has nothing to do with it. Check for clean tracking marks on the media back first. I had a problematic medium printed on a HP 800 that was so deformed, that it was impossible...

There is a preripped test print in the 300/500 HP's to test the machine. If this print comes out neutral, your ICC(Rip) is the problem.

With TR2 ink, it's important to shake the inks from time to time. So enable "shake alert" in submenu. If the pigments have already sedimented, your colors will be off to a certain extent, even if you start shaking now. As soon, as you install new cartridges, it gets better. This sedimentation...

Sounds like your pump needs replacement. Before the caps are closed after a cleaning, the drain tubes need to be empty. Otherwise ink gets siphoned out. (Drain tube is lower, than ink cartridges)

I allways recommend separate devices. I was installing a Summa flatbed at a customer this week. They were running 17 Roland VS and 4 Summa S2...

This can happen on every press. To eliminate this, use a paper treated with hot glue. You need to remove it, while still hot, but under the sublimation temperature.

As I said, it supports only devices supported at the time the main version came out. SP300V was discontinued looong before V6 came out and it isn't a cutter(only) . Main versions V1-5.x, VWDual, V6) I just looked up the supported cutting devices in V6: GR-X40, GR2-X40, GS-24, GS2-24...

Versaworks only works with somewhat newer Roland cutters. If it's the same, as with printers, support is only for devices sold at the time, the VW main version came out. WV6 runs with USB as well. (BN-20 for example)

Try this... now i'm at my PC with all the good old stuff;)