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I don't think that you are...the UI is more than similar to Caldera's, and it would be difficult to justify for Roland to build their own RIP from scratch for the Mac/ Unix market.

What class of media are you printing onto when this problem is occurring (SAV, paper, PVC Banner)? Are you using pre-built media profiles or custom-built? What pass count are you printing when this problem is occurring? HP Latex printers (L2 Series specifically) dry the ink through the...

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There should be literally no play in the carriage position. I would suggest that you try to get with Graphtec to see if they have a procedure for tightening the carriage to the beam. It is a very old model (10+ years), so it may be difficult to get help for this.

My initial response is that looks to be more of a media-based issue than printer-based. That theory can be easily tested by loading a different roll of media (same or different product) and testing on that media.

There is a way to accomplish what you are asking for, it is a setting in the RIP, which I am assuming to be Roland Versaworks. This also requires that the file you are printing is a CMYK-based file. In the Job Settings dialog, go to the Quality Tab, and in the Color Management area near the...

Oiling the Rail In order to properly oil the carriage rail, the old lubricant must first be removed completely. It's like changing the oil in your car - remove the old oil and filter before replacing them with new. Here is a training video on the procedure...

The images you attached are displaying the Rendering Intents and Input Profiles, but not the Output (media) Profile ink limits. Glossy media many times can not accommodate or need as much ink as other, more absorptive medias. Each media is unique in terms of it's interaction with your ink...

Head number 5 (M-lm) is not firing on the nozzle test print. You can remove and reinstall that head and see if it will come back. If it does not you will want to replace that printhead.

Clean or replace the linear encoder strip or sensor.

One of the biggest issues with the HP Latex L2 machines (L25500 and Latex 260) tends to be overuse of the light inks (lc and lm). Unless these inks are restricted significantly in the media profile, then coalescence and posterized results are fairly common. If the practitioner who built the...

Which brand / model of printer are you using? I have not used that media from Aurora, but it seems to be coated media that is compatible with solvent, latex, and UV inksets.

In cases where the preceding does not work (using certain transparency effects), the next step would be to rasterize the file at an acceptable resolution. This fall-back approach consistently resolves the issue.

There is a color management Preset in Versaworks built specifically for this issue, called Full Page Conversion Mode. It often times resolves this (though not always). It is located in the Job Settings dialog, on the Quality Tab, in the area labeled Color Management, in the Preset Listbox.

Pantone 321 C should be an achievable color for most CMYK digital printers, assuming that the media profile is accurately built and representative of the behavior of your print system. I checked the predictive dE 2000 for a custom profile on the Latex 360 for that color (Pantone 321 C) on 3M...

A Milliliter (ml) is a unit of volume equal to 1/1000 of a Liter. It is the same volume as cubic centimeter (cc) A Millimeter is a unit of distance equivalent to 1/000 of a Meter

If the printer is an SP300V (not an SP300), it is supported by Versaworks. The decal on the machine will say one or the other.

Not sure what model of printer you have, but some devices can enable print gutters in the printer itself (via the control panel on the printer).

Is the issue isolated to this file specifically (other files process normally)? What color model is the file (I would guess it is possibly a grayscale file)? If so, try converting it to RGB and see if it will RIP and output.

More than likely, this is probably caused by one or more printheads that are in the process of failing. Based on the images, I would suspect the M/lm head(s). Running a nozzle test immediately following a failed print, you will likely see large numbers of non-performing nozzles in the...