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All of the models in the Latex 300 Series use the same generation of inks + optimizer, so their compatibility with media is consistent across the line-up. The Latex 110 is intended for lighter duty cycles, and is intended to be assembled and set-up by the user, as opposed to the other models in...

It is most similar to the Latex 310 model, but the model 110 is positioned below the 310, as an entry-level unit. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/commercial-printers/latex-printers/110.html

HP today introduced the HP Latex model 110, a 54 inch latex printer intended for the SOHO market. It arrives at a price under $10,000. It is available in the North American market.

Typical causes for this (inter-color cross contamination) are dampers and captop. I would replace the damper first.

Paper that is coated for solvent ink typically starts around 12-15 cents per foot. Your HP Latex printer can print on uncoated bond paper that is considerably less expensive - I have profiled and printed onto butcher paper with the Latex. Cost for that paper is around 2 cents per foot. (Note...

There is a media sensor in the paper path, located roughly below the print zone. It will trip when there is around 12-18 inches remaining on the roll. After the paper sensor trips, you cannot print. Sometimes people trick the sensor in various ways (use caution if you try this). You may get...

The best answer is for you to review the available MSDS forms for the inks in question. It took me about 5 minutes to locate them on the internet.

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I believe that it has to do with the type of Text Editor is defined in the User Settings. As I recall, there are several options. I am set to Basic and have no issues with any browser that i have tested, including the new MS browser Edge.

How difficult was it to get the machine apart and then reassembled?

Color consistency across different printers is often times a very difficult nut to crack. With the HP Latex 300 series, HP makes it much easier to get different printers to produce consistent results. Here is a tutorial on how to do it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2vmmeZ9DjY This subject...

If you need to go at 6-pass, I would add an Inter-Pass Delay of about 0.4 second. Otherwise, bump it to 8-pass and you should be good to go.

Light fastness is primarily the responsibility of the ink, specifically the colorant used. Solvent inks almost always use pigment based colorants, and they tend to resist breakdown caused by UV exposure for some number of years in most cases. Dye sublimation on the other hand, uses dyes which...

It helps to understand that with HP Latex ink chemistry, drying occurs through exposing the ink to heat and airflow. In the Latex 300 series, this happens in the curing zone of the printer. If the ink is not curing completely, there are a few things that can be done through various...

Every large-format RIP in use today is able to scale proportionally, and many non-proportionally. While most PSPs would prefer to not have to do anything to files, in this case, there is no alternative to scaling in the RIP if you are using Illustrator as a design environment.

It is difficult to visualize where the jam is, based on your description, but if it helps, you can easily remove the ribbed black roller to gain better access to the area where the media enters the media path (see crude attachment for which roller I am referring to). At the left side of the...

I can't say with certainty for the LX800, but on other latex machines, this error points to a problem with the Curing System Fans.

I have printed a fair amount of Dreamscape Plaster in my unit. Once it was properly profiled, it images quite nicely.

The Latex 300 series was introduced a number of months after Onyx 11 began shipping. The HP Latex 300 series is a very different animal from the 200 series, and new drivers are required.

Media deformation tends to be less of an issue with the Latex 300 than the 200 series, but there are always exceptions. Here is a video on media deformation and re-mediating and avoiding substrate jams on the Latex 300 Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZajvDkn-b64 I find that advancing...