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I usually poll media size when I have the file open in PM initially and then just click ok so I can just rip the file. Reopen it after it rips to make sure it looks like it should before I send. Flexi, in my experience, likes to think it knows better then you do when it nest jobs or copies...

Way I read it, finished products, not the actual printer will be around kids.

Know HP promotes the use of prints off of their latex printers in environments like hospitals where they insinuate that other print technologies are not allowed. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Interesting day so far. Had a HP tech scheduled to come in this morning, but before he showed up I spoke with another L560 user on the phone who is having issues with their unit. We are seeing different problems but talked about how well HP is, or isn't, taking care of the problems. Then the...

So, the printer "works" when it doesn't decide to throw a code or move the cleaning kit when it shouldn't, but due to a lack of response as of late the owner sent off an email to our supplier about the continuing issues since HP hasn't been the most forthcoming. I ended up conversing with our...

Still suggest getting a demo of Flexi, fixes all of your dislikes. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

You are looking at an issue with your adapter, could be as simple as a Windows setting or your adapter may not be compatible. Some are finicky. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Keep hearing that there "isn't enough data" so they don't know how to fix the heater error. Well, if the firmware version 3 noted the issue but allowed the printing to continue and verison 4 shuts it down completely, then there is your temporary fix until you can actually fix the problem. Just...

Easiest workflow in my opinion is something like Flexi, and I would assume the other full rips, because its all in one. With Flexi you just apply the contour cut line, and then rip & print. Load Production Manager and select the file in the interface and you are done. Its not that using...

Handle is on my to-do list, especially when you see a feed issue and I am trying to save it from a head crash. Also wanted to add some more felt bumpers there in the middle and on the sides.

I don't run that high on anything yet. Been happy with the colors for what we need at the 80-110 range.

I always assign a static IP to our wired equipment in a separate range from what the DHCP uses. Don't want your equipment getting a different IP or as was mentioned, having it's IP picked up by something else. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

This. Noticed this many years ago. And for the inners, you probably have to go back and pick out inners from an s or g on occasion anyway, no reason to go over it twice. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Just to clarify, meant running a network cable directly from your RIP computer to the back of the printer.

I know there is a pretty bright card stock available from Neenah, got the sample book right next to me. Probably have to find a small print shop, but one that also has a UV coater might be the problem. I know that piece of equipment is on our eventual list.

Can you try connecting directly from your RIP to the printer, rule out an issue with your network that way.

Just got around to loading our Specialty Materials Colorprint Solvent and ran into issues just trying to calibrate it. I have attached a picture of the issue and didn't know if anyone had any suggestions. Call into SM and our supplier to see if they have any suggestions. It made me remember the...

First the printheads weren't priming, new printheads fixed the issue. Second, it started getting over-voltage shutdowns (16.4x:10), tech was just in, moved some heaters around and we are waiting to see if it fails again. Know we really need fixed firmware, but trying to rule out a bad heater...

Only jams I have had was at the start of a prints so far when I am not attaching the media to the roll per the "recommendation". Does seem strange to have it happen once its hooked up to the take up system. FWIW, we run Arlon here.

And it includes a version of the Summa F Series cutters too. ;-)