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Usually UAC can cause problems in some Java apllications and Onyx is one of them. But that doesn't make Onyx a bad software RIP. It's still one of the best in the industry. Caldera is a also a good RIP software, but if I'm not mistaken, It's only for Linux and Mac OS. We've used Flexi for many...

I believe newer models of Mutoh come from factory with LED illumination. I've seen it in a Mutoh Valuejet 1624 few years ago. I also thought to do this, putting LED strips in our Mutoh Valuejet 1614 printers and making them light only when you start printing or when you open the front cover...

Looks similar to this problem: https://signs101.com/threads/sheet-set-error-set-again.123719/

It's good for printing CAD drawings, posters, canvas...

I believe it's called Keder Awning Rope / Keder with rope core http://www.kedermakerusa.com/products.html

It's HP DesignJet 5000/5500

You can use: Polyester sheet A-PET or PET-G (Veralite, Axpet, Vivak) Solid Polycarbonate sheet (Marlon, Palsun, Lexan) Solid PVC sheet (Komadur) HIPS (high impact polystyrene)

Here you have some techniques how to create an aluminium composite sign box: http://eng.e-cut.ru/index.php?view=function&functionid=24

In electronics, A/D means analog-to-digital. Basically it converts an analog signal (from a sensor) to a digital signal to be interpreted by a microprocesor. In your case could have been an ink level sensor problem. I don't know how is your printer measuring the ink level but usually it's a...

You can find the software here (last post): https://signs101.com/threads/gs6000-servprog-exe.136326/ The folder where you can find the software is called adjustment wizard.

You can find all about it here: https://signs101.com/threads/epson-gs6000-replace-headprints.125439/

To start printing, you'll need a RIP software like Flexi or Onyx and some color profiles for the media you'll be using.

If the printer sat for a long time without printing, the ink viscosity changed. It would be a good idea to flush the old ink using cleaning cartridges and put in some new ink cartridges. Doing so, you might unclog the printhead and clean the capping station too. Just an idea.

We use combined Orafol Grey Plastic/Felt

Hi, did you try to lubricate the bearings? It could be just a lubrication problem.

1. Make sure you lubricate the linear bearings and rails 2. Clean the encoder strip 3. Change the brushes from the carriage motor 4. Broken cables in the drag chains (making intermitent electrical contact) 5. You might have defective linear bearings

The error leads to a defective mainboard, but you can try to disconnect the printer from the main power and turn it back on after aprox. 10 minutes. It's a long shot, but it might work. Unfortunately I don't have a schematic of the main board to tell you where are the fuses located. Usually...

What temperatures do you have on heaters?

Search for newer drivers for your network adapter. Check your network speed Temporary disable any antivirus you might have Change the router with another one. You can also try with a network switch.

You might have a blown fuse in the power supply or on the main board.