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Make sure your rendering intent is the same to start with. Is the Vector spot or just a CMYK build?

That looks like bad vinyl with plasticizer migration to the surface going on. Wipe an area off with alcohol and then do a print over that area. If the ink coalescing is gone then you will know. If you just received that roll then make them replace it. Possibly could be an optimizer printhead...

Check this out. https://press.hp.com/us/en/press-releases/2024/hp-and-canva-announce-partnership.html

I can't seem can you find any documentation on this in the or anything in the cutter settings? Do they call it something different?

I only ever ran demos of Onyx that let me print targets and imported the measurements, so I don't know if there are versions of Onyx that do not support that. Maybe someone with Onyx experience can help you out here.

Just happened to think about something when posting to another thread. At one point there was a firmware update to the L360 that messed with the calibrations. The only way to get it back to printing correct color was was to create a new media preset (do not clone) and new calibration and then...

Be aware that there was a firmware update to the L360 that messed with the calibrations. The only way to get it back to printing correct color was was to create a new media preset (do not clone) and new calibration and then make a new profile on top of that with the printer or onyx. I would try...

You'll never hit 185C but 186C you should get close. I have never really had a problem getting good reds but then I don't create the profiles with the printer internal profiling software. The printers spectro is okay if you use it from a RIP and create you profiles that way, or use an external...

Just use the onboard to create a profile in Onyx. For media that you can calibrate on the printer it is probably not necessary to create a linearization curve. If you do create a linearization curve make sure it is not limiting your 100% point or check if printing pure primaries is truly 100%...

Choose FC8000-160 for VinylExpress Q160.

I have a Vinyl Express Q160 and I can get CM4 to work with it. USB from Mac IL 2024. The work around for reading targets is that "Start scanning registration marks without the confirmation message" needs to be unchecked. Then do not move cutter to registration mark until this confirmation...

You should be able see each element in the group and choose the element you want to offset it's path or is it raster data?

You. should be able to open the PDF it in AI.

Cutting Master 4.64 runs just fine on 13.6.4 with IL 28.3

No setting like that on the 700. It is a good half inch between jobs.

I don't remember the previous series printers have this amount of space between continuous printing (tailgating). Is there an adjustment somewhere that can be set for this?

After 3 days they finally get back to me and tell me they will replace the printhead under warranty. Of course I had to put in a new head and report back to them that was the problem.

If the grain of K only is not a problem them print with CM off. Otherwise calibrate and make a new profile. Print with rendering intent set to Colormetric with BPC.

You need to look at the attachment in post #6 and do a search using 0027-0001-0184, 0027-0001-0284, 0027-0001-0384, etc until 0027-0001-1084

Just a bad OP printhead apparently. Looks like a trace blown out, but who knows if they will replace it under warranty.