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What happens, if you use the "hotfolder method"? If this also fails, it's definitely a Onyx issue.

Very interesting and good to know.. Thank you.

There aren't many active components to go bad on the carriage boards on "pre Ricoh" Rolands. As far, as I remember it was a opamp that buffers the thermistor and the sensor. That said, it will likely be a transistor on the headboard, or in this case the main board. (by the way, the transistors...

Versaworks doesn't accept files, that are smaller than 1 inch.

On first sight, it looks like a feed problem. But then, there are no signs for it on the control print. I wonder, if it could be ink pressure related. The L630 (and new L700) don't use intermediate tanks anymore, so the pumps need to pulse all the time while printing to keep the ink pressure at...

Was it Max3 ink?

Could be a bug in Versaworks. Is it up to date?

Ah yes, it's called origin of course, not offset as I stated...

Do you have 41V on the head board?

Do a blade setting with offset, lateral and longitudinal. If the offset is off, it can chip the blade immediately. (Offset for tang. blades is not the same, as for drag blades. If it's off, the blade gets pushed through the medium at an angle. (Could happen if the small timing belt in the head...

I'd reset the printserver with the button to have a defined starting point.(subnet)

I don't have a photo, but when I remember correctly, its a black round piece of foam rubber with a diameter of 5mm and a thickness of maybe 1-2mm.(the problem: it gets compressed over time) It is mounted in the center of the magnet. You need to remove the coil out of the magnet to get to it.(and...

It doesn't work this way with a SP-540. There is no such menu to set the IP.. You either need the software from the printserver company, or you need to set the IP via the ARP Ping method.

Is it a Summasign? If yes it's not a o-ring, but a rubber damper inside the magnetic actuator. Nreds to be disassembled to get to.

There is a upgrade called "feed axis spring". We normally install it together with the enhancement kit. Is it installed on your machine?

Replacing a head DIY isn't a good idea on a VG/SG, as you need to enter the head rank in service mode. The quote looks OK, except that you only wrote about problems in black... so only one head/damper needs replacement. And the travel expense is a bit steep...

Every Rip has should have a size compensation feature, because most printers print too short, due to media expansion in the print area with subsequent shrinkage.

When a VG/SG has a hard head crash, it can happen, that a head is shifted at an angle. This can keep the filler sensors from functioning properly. I had a case, where it overfilled one channel, causing drops on the vinyl. I could imaging a possible underfilling as well. You should be able to see...

Sounds like you didn't do the limit pos. Initialize correctly.

Try a different vinyl.