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Mike Adams isn't too far from you (in relative terms): http://correctcolor.org/ .

The 1204 is a 48-inch printer, whereas the 1604 is a 64-inch machine. To my knowledge, it is not possible to use the same exact media profile for these two different models (unless I am wrong). When printing with color management enabled, the ICC output profile used by the RIP will cause the...

It is possible for settings in the RIP to cause this type of 'smudge dots' to print in areas where there are white pixels, as is the case here. The choice of rendering intent is one possible source that can cause this. Absolute Colorimetric rendering intent chosen for raster data will create...

If you will be creating the Media Configuration entirely within the RIP, the i1 Basic is all that you will need. Both the SAi and Caldera RIPs include the ability to build the entire media configuration, so you should be good to go with the basic version. Some RIPs, such as Roland Versaworks and...

You should be able to reset Versaworks back to factory default settings and see if the problem persists or is eliminated. Start > Roland Versaworks > Initialize Application > Continue

It has been a number of years now, so my memory may be betraying me, but here goes: FlexiSIGN version 8.5 was the earliest version that was built to be compatible with Windows 7, either 32-bit or 64-bit. I would expect that it is the oldest version that is effectively compatible with Windows...

There are many differences between the ink train on a solvent machine such as your Mutoh, and the HP Latex machines. The solvent machines are gravity-feed while the HP Latex machines are pressurized ink systems. Is there any ink in the Yellow line? You should be able to see the ink tubes...

You have cross-contamination occurring on one of the K-Y heads, and Y is out on the other one. For the first issue, I would print a solid Yellow (0,0,100,0) area, in an effort to get the K ink cleared from that channel. For the other head, I would suggest the following: a) Take a lint-free...

It sounds like you are getting a lengthy crash course in color management on the printer: the short answer is that everything will have an effect on the color result. Temperature, print resolution, print mode, RIP settings, etc. By the way there is no problem with using Pure Hues for the primary...

The HP Latex Knowledge Center is a great resource for users of the HP Latex printers. It's a central repository for training videos, educational content, forums monitored by HP staff, and more: http://h20435.www2.hp.com/t5/HP-Latex-Knowledge-Center/ct-p/HPLatexKnowledgeCenter

Here is a link to a training video for Synchronizing Media Presets with the SAi RIP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnYkcWYsOY0

There are at least three possibilities: a) You are bringing files into the RIP which have an amount of white at the top, and that area becomes part of the print job, which pushes the print objects farther into the page. This happens with PDF files most commonly. b) There is a setting in...

The short answer to the question posed in your title is: You Can't, because it doesn't exist, based on process color values alone (CMYK or RGB numbers). In fact, you're really asking the wrong question. When someone provides a CMYK-based recipe only (C=x,M=x,Y=x,K=x), they are NEVER...

The trick is to use the highest single-channel ink limits (within reason) as the media will permit without over inking or plateauing - I recommend using a chroma-based approach to defining ink restrictions on the Latex L2 machines. You will also want (need) to use a relatively high pass count...

Are you attempting to reproduce a specific Pantone orange color? It's difficult to quantify what a 'good' orange means to you. It is also important to understand that all digital printers have specific color gamuts that are being used, and gamuts differ based on many variables. These include...

Are you a G7 Master Qualified Facility?

The HP Latex 110 was recently launched in the North American market, and it has been shipping for around 60 days at this point. It is intended for lower volume print environments, SOHO users, and other lighter-duty scenarios, versus the other models in the Latex 300 lineup. The Latex 110...

The PDF was created using Adobe Illustrator CS6. I strongly suspect that you have some number of deflected or misdirected nozzles in the Cyan channels, but the only way to verify or refute this is to review the Nozzle Test print that is generated from the printer's control panel. It is always...

Sorry, but a printer driver inside of the RIP is a prerequisite to using the RIP with that printer. Not sure why Onyx would not plan on supporting the Mimaki printer though...it may be that they are still working on development of the driver.

Don't ever say that I never gave you anything, (lol). Download this PDF file, and bring it directly into the Production Manager app, bypassing FlexiSIGN altogether. Once there, look to disable all color management and print the file. If you execute these steps, there should be no second color...