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Are you needing to calibrate the machine? What do you mean by mis-registration. If you need to access the service mode of the printer, while the printer is off hold the buttons "function" and "remote" at the same time then power on the machine, you will hear a beep you can release the buttons...

With the large heating elements I haven't had any issues with the ink not being dry enough for the take-up roll. I've read it will speed up the curing times so you're able to laminate same day with the added heater. I love the printer so far, got it at the beginning of the year. The automatic...

Yes,just make sure you have the correct ports select under the PM, right click on the tab and change port.

Profile is important but If you're doing fine type or anything that is going to be viewed up close I choose unidirectional and not bidirectional.

Since we got a flatbed printing the magnets have been easier. With the media thickness is there any option in your machine to raise the print heads.? But yes the risk of head strikes is always scary.

I would break the job up into manageable sections that will be good size to cut down when printed. It would be hard to print the entire 150' with all the weight.

I've come across this from time to time when I would choose a particulate print profile at a faster print setting. It would look great in other areas while in some areas (reds seems to do it for me) would do that weird pooling on the sides like that.

Let them cure before you laminate the decals, the gases from the ink curing are trying to escape either thru the laminate or thru the media.

Sounds more like an "OFFSET" setting needs to be changed. Just experiment with the offset until you get it to close.

Try adding a little noise to the gradient.