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jv33 and flexi 10
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SightLine
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We have been running ours with Flexi 8.6v2 and pretty much the same thing as thewood. The canned profiles were good in 8.6 too and we did the same - eventually moved to Triangle and made all of our own profiles with our Eye One. Flexi Pro has a profile creator built into Production Manager - very much worth having an Eye One.
CS-SignSupply
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1robbie - what inkset are you using? Could you post a picture for us to see that might show us the issue you are experiencing?
We are using the SS21 mimaki. I will try to post a pic. but a good description is it changes the color slightly when going the opposite direction.I never ran the 3 bi-directional so bought the 33 for the capability but it does a poor job. I'm really wishing I had my JC3 back right now
. I'm gonna uninstall everything and reinstall everything
. I'm gonna uninstall everything and reinstall everything
SightLine
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Few things.... head nozzle check 100%? How long since you have run a "Dot Position Correction"? Cleaned around the head, capping station, replaced wiper lately? Have you messed with the feed compensation? Other things could be temperature settings, resolution, ink configuration, ink brand...
CS-SignSupply
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As usual, good post SightLine
the installers just left and the printer is still banding. They print things fine in Rasterlink and it will print great in 720 x 720 unidirectional, non high speed. But why can't it print bi-directional. I am using the icc profiles that came with Flexi 10 for orajet material 3651. 
I know the installer did the slant test thing, but don't know about "Dot Position". I was busy being frustrated. It prints fine one way then coming back it bands like it is not putting the dots down enough so when it dries it is horrible. I will see what it does in the morning and see if i can find the dot position thing.
SightLine
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Dot Position Correction is a standard thing that you need to run at least once a month or so or if you change to a media that the thickness is considerably changed (much thicker or thinner) or change the head hight. The test pattern burns a little over a foot of material - print it out, then using a magnifier find where the lines match the closest and enter the dozen or so values. Very simple one to do - it's one of the main things under the maintenance menu.
Sightline, do you have a number so that I can call you. Email me your number if you will at signs@signsbyrobbie.com. Thanks
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Robbie-
Sorry but I am far too swamped at the moment. I've been working near 80 hours a week for the past 6 months now and it is still not letting up here. I try to hop on here when I get a second or two. Just post any questions you have here and I'll do my best to help when I can pop on for a minute. It's alreay almost 6pm and I still have not even stopped to eat lunch or anything yet today.
Sorry but I am far too swamped at the moment. I've been working near 80 hours a week for the past 6 months now and it is still not letting up here. I try to hop on here when I get a second or two. Just post any questions you have here and I'll do my best to help when I can pop on for a minute. It's alreay almost 6pm and I still have not even stopped to eat lunch or anything yet today.