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You're welcome, glad it helped.

Depends, the more familiar "French Canadian" or "francophone" would be the Quebec French, however there are a large groups of French speaking Canadians in the West side of the country. I myself am on the east coast and am Acadian, and to be honest our French is all a little different, lol. But I...

Strange, I assume you did the cleaning out of the lines prior to the attempt at changing the inks?

Make sure you have them in the proper slots when you go to CMYKx2, I have a VS-300i with the Eco-Sol Max 2 CMYKx2 configuration and the slots are different from the CMYK LC LM WH MT.

Awesome.

The main reason is how the printer reads it. Your desktop printer has a smaller gamut range compared to the wide format printer. We have a small business laser printer we print the paperwork and the proofs on, but the colors are always a lot different. I know that there is a way to calibrate the...

I might increase the contrast a bit, but you can also adjust the tone curves for the colors as well. I find it gives greater variations if the slider isn't enough.

I have a VS-300i and it is notorious for putting in way too much magenta, which I would say is what yours is doing in this case. I would go into the color adjustment screen in versaworks and take out a bit of magenta (3 or 4 notches), maybe add a little cyan (1 or 2 notches).

Which model are you using. Also do you have a photo of each?

Yes, that is very good advice.

That is very strange then. Just for shits and giggles, try a in between size print, just to see if you still get it working with a bit bigger print. Just maybe, but it could be due to the size of the print and maybe on larger prints it does that scan only at certain increments. Just a thought...

I understand the issue. I don't have a take-up roll, but I've experience similar issues with just the sheets dropping one on top of the other and rubbing off a little. But as Frank mentioned, maybe Versaworks is overriding it somehow, not sure if there is a setting or not, I'll try to do a...

Have you tried running the program in Administration mode or whatever it is called, I believe I had a similar issue with Versaworks and drag and dropping eps' when we got the new version for our SG-300.

I've never used that feature before, until you mentioned it, I didn't even know it existed. Is it meant to be used to take breaks between passes? I can't seem to find any information on it online. I might suggest upping your heat settings to help compensate. You could also try a different...

I haven't done exactly as you are doing because I only have printer/cutters, but it might be easier for your plotter to cut a single sheet at a time. I believe you can tell your printer to cut the sheet after output, so that each sheet for the plotter would be 5', I know it's more loading, but...

I'm not familiar with this brand, but if they are anything like Roland's then it could be your dampers or cap tops need replacing.

Very strange, we have an SG-300. Have had many issues with this machine, but nothing to do with the pinch roller lever, and I use both sides (from front and from the back one). But I would agree that it must have been a defect with your unit, as my levers feel quite rigid. Also, as a work around...

Yes, that black head is trouble, it might be savable. To do a 48hr head soak, shut off the sub power and main power and un-plug, then using the cap top tool, descend the cap tops, move the head away, clamp off the lines after the cap tops, fill cap tops with cleaning liquid, move the head...

Yes, as mentioned above, that head on the right looks okay, but the one on the left, the Cyan and Black are damaged, they shouldn't be doing a bow like that, you'll need to replace it, looks like it had a head strike of some sort. If you think it's brushing up on something, before you replace...

Yes, As Joe mentioned, it got moved to under the head speed on the quality settings tab. In my opinion, it's a better place for it.