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HP has today announced a new series of Latex ink printers, the L25500 series. They are available in two sizes, 42 inch and 60 inch. HP's goal with Latex ink is to eventually replace the use of Solvent ink with their Latex ink. Here is a link to the L25500 printers...

Increase the Media Feed Calibration value. Thicker media like banner vinyl need a larger distance.

This is related to the linear encoder. Perform the Linear encoder setup.

I was under the impression that you (OP Gene) have an i1 color management system. If that is the case, your best option would be to build entirely new media in the RIP, which utilize the RIPC modes. If your RIP is Versaworks, you can do the entire thing there, with the exception of the ICC...

RIPC Media Modes are specifically built, and are not interchangeable with non-RIPC modes. Typically, the RIPC mode uses fewer passes (6 rather than 8 @ 720 for example). The mode is selected at the start of the media profiling process, via the use of a RIPC or non-RIPC template.

We have sucessfully tested the following applications with Windows 7 (both 32 and 64 bit versions): FlexiSIGN 8.5+ Adobe CS3+ Roland Versaworks 3+ Onyx 7+ Wasatch SoftRIP 6.5 Ergosoft Windows 7's x86 compatability is quite good. We've only seen problems with certain (HP) scanners, and...

HPGL is more widely supported in various software programs (Flexi, Signlab). GPGL is used in software OEM'd by Graphtec (FineCut for example). I'd set it up for HPGL and forget it.

I would assume that the unit is built for 220 power if it comes from the UK. It has European certification (CE), but I saw no mention of UL certs.

I will give you a call to discuss.

Make sure that the black is not a spot color with the name CutContour. Also it would show up in Job Settings window with red marching ants.

The only way that would happen is if the black stroke path has the name CutContour and is a spot color.

What type of file are you bringing into the RIP (EPS, PDF TIF etc)?

Please elaborate.

Are you creating these files in FlexiSIGN, and then putputting them via the RIP+Print window? The other option is to save the data in an appropriate file format (EPS, TIF etc), and then brin that file directly into the Production Manager RIP via File Menu > Add Job. My real question is...

What file type(s) are you sending to the RIP? Are they raster files, such as TIF or JPG, or Postscript files, such as EPS or PDF? The rendering intent used for raster/ vector data sets can cause this issue- do not use Absolute Colorimetric rendering intent as it can cause this problem.

This is a sensor error. The Head Lock Sensor may be malfunctioning or a bit loose.

Your VersaCAMM SP is cross-contaminating on the #1 printhead (K/C). The one-way valve in the Cyan damper has failed, and is allowing black ink into the cyan line. You need a new damper for each of these colors.

92 votes in and it's exactly 75%-25%.

The best answer is to copy an existing media in Media Explorer, mand the desired changes to it, and use that media when desired.

Looks like a bad graphics controller.