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What happens if you swap the positions of the two black/ yellow heads (does the problem stay in the same position or move with the heads)?

Here (attached) is a chart chat shows what ink densities are available at various pass counts on the HP Latex 300 series, and cross references low-ink medias with comparable high-ink medias. This data was published on the HP Latex Knowledge Center.

What RIP was driving the printer? What resolution was the RIPped file being sent to the printer (note that this is entirely different than the resolution of the job file)? Most RIPs have been defaulting to 300ppi resolution for this, but newer firmware in the HP Latex 360 now permits higher...

Thanks for that information, I was unaware that 3M is now offering different products for distinct ink chemistries, SV (for hard/ mild solvent ink sets), and LX (for Latex ink sets). I see that 3M is still not referencing any ether-based eco-solvent ink sets for the SV product on the new data...

I would be very surprised to hear someone who works for HP say that solvent is in any way superior to HP Latex for any wrap applications. Both ink chemistries are very solid choices when printing onto cast and calendared pvc vinyl media. However, several manufacturers have more recently...

If you are running Onyx 11 (or 11.1) there is a driver available for the FC8600. For version 11, the driver is available via a patch update, and with 11.1 the FC8600 driver is included with the software. I would also look at a setting in the plotter (accessed from the control panel) called...

Who makes a styrene product that is direct printable on a roll-to-roll solvent printer?

Agree. Open in job editor/ preflight should be checked on the open dialog

In Rip-Queue click the Change button in the upper right quadrant of the screen. Uncheck the Automatically Start Printing checkbox and then close click ok

Onyx uses both Jaws and APPE in their various products. A segment of the installed base uses Productionhouse/ Postershop/ RIP_Queue. All of these have used (and continue to use) Jaws. Onyx Thrive uses APPE rather than Jaws.

It appears that HP is working to change the landscape of 3D design and print: http://bcove.me/88xhvmbe .

First, I am not with Onyx, or even a reseller who is attempting to push Onyx onto you. As my previous post clearly indicated, the trim marks functions are in Onyx (see the screen caps), it is the addition of automatic grommet marks that is not present. Second, it sounds like your mind is made...

Various types of trim, sewing marks and frame marks are available in Onyx, and are accessed through the QuickSet. Here are two screen shots of the basic QuickSet dialog and the Marks dialog that is accessed under the Advanced button in the lower-left corner. Automatic insertion of grommet...

OK, here is how to capture LAB values from a physical specimen in Onyx: 1. In the main module of Onyx (RIP-Queue or Thrive) go to the Setup Menu at the top, > RIP Configuration > Color Matching Table. Note that there are two or three tabs (depending on your version of Onyx) System Defined...

Knifeless tape?

The ignorance is strong with this one.

You need to understand that the specific Pantone color you are showing in the image is Pantone Yellow C, and that is a very opaque ink intended to go into an offset or screen press, but not any digital printer in the world. The opacity of Pantone inks is very high, and is completely different...

4 pass printing, while quite fast (345 sfph on the Latex 360), is not able to adequately dry the volume of ink needed to generate bright saturated mid-tone colors. It becomes a question of priorities, and fast printing is generally at odds with superior gamut output on most printers, including...

That is certainly a strange one. Based on the clean edge and symmetry of the defect, I would first verify that the data itself is valid. Was this file built entirely inside of FlexiSIGN, or was it composed elsewhere and brought into Flexi to output only? edit: I see that it was built...

I absolutely agree with this practice for tiled jobs, however, there is a setting in most RIPs (including all versions of Onyx) to do this automatically. For non-tiled jobs the issue is moot, and the RIP can nest jobs as it see's fit, or the operator can manually next via the Layout module of Onyx.