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So at this point they are just going to let me sit. No communication as to the problem. No indication of replacing the printhead under warranty. I ordered a OP printhead and just put it. Will see how it goes.

That is interesting and thanks for thinking of this. I was not very confident that the tech really knew what he was doing which is why I questioned if 01 meant slot#1 even though that is what he told me. Ok back to cleaning the contacts and reseating all printhead.

Does "printhead 01 voltage failure" actually mean the printhead in the #1 slot?

Is "printhead 01 voltage failure" a bad printhead? I can't even get a answer from them in 6 hours now. HP 700W

HP could be ok for now critical color work but I print little of that.

I can't find any documentation on what measurement devices it supports. Do you know for a fact that it does?

Been searching. Checked Onyx and Colorgate, they don't support it. Can across something from HP that seemed to indicate that it was not able to be accessed from a RIPs profiling software. Damn that's going to make a lot of extra work.

It appears the it was a defect in the roll as it only appeared in 2 places so far and it was before it got to the curing area.

On my 360 Caldera supported it.

I using the preset that is available online for 5 layer. At time it is fine and then I will get a section that starts to tunnel. Anybody have any advise for this problem.

I am real disappointed that Caldera does not support the onboard spectro of the HP700W. What RIPs support the onboard spectro of the HP700W. Is there a list out there. Doyle

You are way behind the times when it comes to computer power.

A media preset is a setting for one specific media. Within that media preset you can specify different modes like, how many passes, ink density and various other settings. Once the media is chosen in the RIP then you will have access to those modes. Each one of these modes should have have a...

If you use the onboard densitometer you calibrate for each media preset not each mode in that preset. However as some have mentioned about not using the onboard densitometer and re-lineriaze using 1 profiler, and Onyx instead, then you would need to re-lineriaze for each mode in that preset...

Specific to HP Latex. Each Media Preset requires it own calibration. That you do first and then you linearize and create a profile for each mode in that media preset. Re-linearize is probably not necessary but can be done if you want. Not all printers are like that. Some you calibrate to one...

Do you have a source for waterslide decal paper on a roll?

Anybody know a source for water slidable decal paper rolls? Anybody try printing water slidable decal paper on HP latex printers?

Anybody have per square foot figures what heavy coverage white ink sandwich printing costs are?

You didn't mention it, but are all your platten vacuum holes clean?

I have a Seal 6100 with crowned rollers. I see the same thing happen and one thing that help some is pull the media apart towards the outside edge. Be interested to hear others solutions to this problem.