Bigdawg
Just Me
We are a design company that has just gotten a Roland SX-15. Machine worked fine for the gal we bought it from, but we have yet to get anything usable out of it...
I understand a learning curve - but can anyone give me an idea how to tell if the problems are the machine or "operator error" Anything we try to cut does not line up. Tried it hooked up to 2 different computers. To do a name for shirts, the lettering goes uphill. Vinyl is loaded absolutely straight, with a guide to keep it feeding straight. Watching the vinyl feed we can visually see that it's straight. It looks like the program is telling it to cut that way - but if I print to an inkjet the page is fine... We are printing out of Illustrator 9 on a Dell with Windows XP Pro. We've replace the blade protector - waiting on new blades.
I just need some guidance, if anyone has any experience, on how to determine if we have a machine problem or a computer/driver problem. I am a COMPLETE novice when it comes to cutting vinyl, but husband had some previous experience with bigger machines that aren't helping him now!
Thanks to anyone who may be able to help.
Stacy
I understand a learning curve - but can anyone give me an idea how to tell if the problems are the machine or "operator error" Anything we try to cut does not line up. Tried it hooked up to 2 different computers. To do a name for shirts, the lettering goes uphill. Vinyl is loaded absolutely straight, with a guide to keep it feeding straight. Watching the vinyl feed we can visually see that it's straight. It looks like the program is telling it to cut that way - but if I print to an inkjet the page is fine... We are printing out of Illustrator 9 on a Dell with Windows XP Pro. We've replace the blade protector - waiting on new blades.
I just need some guidance, if anyone has any experience, on how to determine if we have a machine problem or a computer/driver problem. I am a COMPLETE novice when it comes to cutting vinyl, but husband had some previous experience with bigger machines that aren't helping him now!
Thanks to anyone who may be able to help.
Stacy