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Static ip address vs DHCP. All our printers & work stations use a static ip, the phone and other small stuff uses DHCP. After a power hit or outage the a DHCP device may take over the static before it can be properly claimed.

I have heard with latex printers you don't need to wait to laminate.

We have a 360, we are a print shop so we don't use it as much as a sign shop. still we needed to call service 2 times since 2015. The service if still available it is a screaming deal in my mind, about $2500 and they will throw as many parts and time it takes to fix it. In the Nw they sent...

Find a local printer. The files should all be 1 up PDFs (with bleeds). With the bounding box being 4x6. Your printer would combine all the files into one. This should be no big deal for your local printer.

We had one, I did not have the market for it. A camera is a must, one that will read marks like a graphtec. The other reason I got rid of it was it only used proprietary software.

I would stay with the cannon. The 360 a 6 color is really for the commercial space, not retail. I would think you would want at least a 12 color printer. See this link on youtube for the cannons youtube.com/@cheo1949

For sure gray on most printers is the most difficult color. If you can, just sell pleasing color. Sometimes a different profile will help.

It may have a hall sensor on the right sight of the gantry, make sure the red light is on, if not replace it. If not that make sure you have the electrical schematic and call your favorite local electrical tech.

From acrobat pro, you could do a save as a .ps file., after you save it as a PDF

Why can't you just send the canva pdf to print? Why use CorHell at all? I am taking Canva files straight into Onyx with no issues. As a side note, if you take a vector file and open it up in AI6, not the cloud version and save it as a .svg file. It seems to up load back to canva and...

We have the same situation. Pc1 has the dongle. The licensing software has to be installed on both machines. If the first machine gets turned off then the 2nd copy on onyx will not work. We has issues time to time with the 2 computers not being able to talk to each other. You may need to...

try balstestrat suggestion or have hp come out for $2000 and throw parts at it until it is fixed.

Most likley you have a device on your system that is using dhcp and took that number. I try to use static on everything, but sometimes it gets taken over by another device due to timing, P harris is the expert on that time thing.

In the sheet fed print world we sell "Pleasing color" I think for the most part the market no longer cares about an exact color match. If you have a client that does, send them to your least favorite competitor.

Try to locate a bell and howell service person in your area. Otherwise a electrical control tech. Often they work as a loose independent team, that often know some one who is willing to work on it.

We use 3203 on the hp 360. For us it depends on the humidity , if it is at the end of the roll and what day the chicoms made it. For the 360 you do have to clean the platen once in a while, Ours has a silicon wrap. (have not cleaned it in 5 years) Otherwise make sure you have the material...

I think the lines per si is a bit low. I am not sure you can do anything about it with a wide format printer as the print droplets are larger. If you have access to a commercial digital printer, like a konica or xerox, it may look better, (1200 or 2400 dpi ) The sample looks normal for a wide...

Hi! I am not sure where you are located, but here in Seattle, we had our belt replaced by a local subcontractor of HP. They have a fixed cost program under $2,000 They replace many more parts then the belt, plus a 30 day ( I think) warranty. Both times we had the machine worked on they...

Have you put in a new ink cartridge lately? If not put in a new one. Cyan is a problem everywhere in all industries. We had a hp 360 with the cyan problem. They came out and replaced a bunch of parts, finally changed the ink cartridge and the problem went away.

Canva will accept a .svg file, and it seems to retain the vector when you output it back to PDF. If you are printing cmyk, then I see no reason to not accept it. I think most clients are happy with "pleasing color" I am not talking about color matching here. We print on roll to roll, flat...