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Read through this one... https://www.signs101.com/threads/low-humidity-static-electricity-issue-with-roland-truvis-vg2-540.167094/

Sounds like you just posted it - and with a clickbait title:cool:

When exporting from Corel (or Illustrator) there is often a setting to convert spot colors to CMYK. If that is selected, you're no longer working in spot colors which defeats the purpose of the Roland color library. This is the first hurdle. Then in Versaworks, on the File format tab of the...

And if you're not able to get the screen you want, use a lower resolution that has the screen you want. You'll likely not be able to tell the difference in the final output without a loupe to look through. Good Luck

What printer are you profiling?

Post a nozzle test here. It could also be that the head got bumped out of alignment. A nozzle test can show a lot more than just the firing of the nozzles.

Also, make sure that the media is clean.

Try putting a new damper on. There are screens in the dampers that can get clogged. Good Luck

I don't know of anyone over there that does it anymore. If you're in Portland, contact Lee's Better Letters - https://lblsigns.com/. If he doesn't want to go over there, he'd know of anyone over there that does it. Or try North Pacific Sign & Design Good Luck

I'm not exactly sure I understand the question, but there are 2 positions that the knife holder can fit in on the tool carraige. If you want to perf cut over the channel instead of the cut strip, make sure that your blade holder is installed in the front position (this takes quite a bit of...

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Hi Steve, Not to throw Graphtec under the bus, but all manufacturers orphan equipment at some point. A 20 year old plotter is going to be using a serial port or a parallel port to communicate with and there are no drivers for those, only protocols. Looking back at the oldest Graphtec I can...

Bryce, try doing a damper fill. (No Tech Needed) If the start up sequence doesn't get you into damper fill mode, update your firmware. To enter the Fill Damper Mode, you must power off the printer from the front control panel. Leave the power on in back and press and hold the [Pause] and...

Yeah, you have to set your defaults for that queue to increase the size to about 110%. Then reprint your swatches. Good Luck

You could just do 5 repeats in the same job and it would read the barcode only once. But if it's a larger job, then you can just send the job 5 times and delete 4 of the jobs in the plotter queue. Good Luck

I think the practical difficulties are getting a dense enough print, but you can do it. Load the job into production manager. Open up the job properties and on the color management tab, set up the screen settings that you need (I'm not a screen printer, nor do I play one on TV - so these...

You should be able to send as cut only in Flexi. The HP version may be different, this is from my FlexiSign and Print v21: Good Luck

If you're getting the Roland Service contract, it is another year of the same coverage as the original warranty. Parts (heads included) and labor and travel, with the same limitations - no third party inks or parts used, physical damage is not covered, travel is limited to 400 miles from the...

My first question would be why do you need to replace the damper? We've found that they're pretty stable unless the damper fill arm gets messed up. There isn't a filter screen in it so it shouldn't clog up. But if you need to, service mode isn't necessary. And this is at your own risk. The...

Try backing off the force. It sounds counterintuitive, but when I'm do a demonstration on small cuts, I'll set the force 1 or 2 lighter than what I would normally cut at - and replacing the cut strip. Also, are you letting the vinyl sit between cutting and weeding? Sometimes - especially if...