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Failing any other options, I used the trial of Onyx Production House, and really liked it, but ended up buying an older version of Signlab Print & Cut. v.9.1 + dongle, which has drivers for the L25500

Thanks for the replies... there's alot you could do for diagnostics IF it would turn on. But it won't,now. To the best of my ability to diagnose it, the problem is the small PC based power supply - it must be fried. Luckily I have a few old PCs I can dissect for parts... but it;s tiresome job...

Hi Folks, I have an L25500 problem: nearly half the time I got to switch it on, it won't turn on. (via the button on the console at the front right. Am I the only one with this issue? Sometimes unplugging the 15 amp plugs at the back and replugging them helps - other times it does not. Any...

Ok, I'll send it shortly, Ian

Craft Edge- nope... but it's not what I'm needing anyhow. Signlab trial, yes - but the trial won't let me print/RIP to test it, before buying a full version + dongle. Tim has been helpful though. I'm still trying to work something out.

Thanks Timgo, I have sent you an email. :)

P.S. I also have the sercvice manual and user manual, free, as a download, just email me. Roland does not support it and does not have them. However, you most likely will NOT find them useful, as the modern printer drivers render most stuff in the book obsolete now.| That machine would be nearly...

Tibones, if you search here, I've typed dozens of pages of answers over the past 10 years, for people stuck like you. You don't need any bridging program. I can cut/plot from Corel, version 7.6 and higher- using X3 now, directly to all Roland plotters- our old PNC1000, then 1000A, now pnc1410...

Thanks, Frank. I don't need to plot/cut, just to print/RIP, so perhaps version 11 might be cheaper... but I have contacted them, and they're super-slow to respond.

Thanks, Frank. I don't need to plot/cut, just to print/RIP, so perhaps version 11 might be cheaper... but I have contacted them, and they're super-slow to respond.

Thank you very much! :)

Hi Folks, after buying an HP L25500, (60"), the seller used Onyx as a rip and was keeping that for their next printer. Flexi was promoted as an affordable RIP for the HP L25500, but I cannot find any drivers in it, only one driver in Flexi for an L65500, which is extra narrow at about 1 metre...

Hi Folks, after buying an HP L25500, (60"), the seller used Onyx as a rip and was keeping that for their next printer. Flexi was promoted as an affordable RIP for the HP L25500, but I cannot find any drivers in it, only one driver in Flexi for an L65500, which is extra narrow at about 1 metre...

Did you end up getting your printheads? I have extra M/LM and C/LC also, but am low on Y & K. But the main problem is I'm after the driver, for Flexi10 for the L25500. Flexi has lots of drivers loaded but none for this, the oldest latex printer.

I'm in the same dilemma. I've just bought an old-but-good HP L 25500, and cannot find drivers for Flexi. (and few media profiles either.) The seller was using Onyx, but I didn't want to have to learn a new thing, and prefer Flexi. Does anyone know where or how I can get a driver to get it going...

Hi Rob, I was reading your post about drivers for Flexi for the HP L25500 (2nd hand) , and I'm in the same dilemma. I have Flexi10.1, and the 25500, and no drivers- and few media profiles either. Did you end up gettnig a driver from somewhere for it? I still need one... Thanks, Ian

(sent... but whatever your name is - do you have a real name? I just expect people to use one when they ask me for something, that's all...)

Wow.. 10 to 25 hp is big! We have a 5 hp solid state single to 3 phase inverter here- but it wants to be connected directly to the motor it is to drive, and is a soft-start. It also will NOT start a delta wound motor (or is it a star wound motor) one of the other anyhow. It was about $360...

For 1" thick acrylic, I also use a 1/4" endmill. Why remove more substrate than you have to? A 1/2" endmill will have to cut out heaps more, for no great improvement in edge finish - and less tight internal corners. We have a couple of 1/2" endmills, but have kept them for some routing of...

Well, for what it's worth, unplugging all the RAM, the cables from the motherboard and everything else, then replugging them back in, solved the problem. It has not missed a beat since then...