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Have you paid the remainder? have they closed the install? At the end of the day, the printer should print sharp all over the bed. It's not installed properly and they know it. Take it up with your dealer, or straight to mimaki. Worse case, consumer affairs? whatever your equivalent is in...

brand new or used? If it's new, id be battling them to fix it as that is not acceptable. If it's used, there could be some damage on the bed? Hopefully someone can get you the tolerances, that print quality is not acceptable.

are the head hight numbers in mm? What are their tolerances? But yeah, That's not acceptable.

It Could be useful... IMO for it to be useful, they need to strip it down and use it in a workflow. Preflight - Rip queue - layout tool - send to printer queue. I've used it now and then when i need to squeeze a bunch of files onto a board, Im lucky i have brute force CPU power to make it...

Firstly, Windows 11 isn't released yet for any real answers. Secondly, Windows 10 end of life isn't until 2025. But, as far as i've seen. Most software that works on Win10 will work on Win11.

Thrive X21.1 5950X 16c/32t | 32gb ram + SSDs. Layout tool is useless. Also can't put fotoba marks on it. so now i really have no use for it. (haven't really tried) Onyx nests out jobs pretty well automatically so i do it that way in the RIP queue.

Not normal.

Also doesn't hurt to speak to a graphic designer who specialises in branding.

These days a name is just a name. Amazon is a forest, but it use to sell books, now it's an eCommerce giant that also has cloud computing.

I believe if you have an Xrite i1 pro, you can measure the wavelength from the lights in your shop.

It'll only cure if the LED lights produce the right wavelength. The colorado has a LED array shining light at the heads when doing maintenance. We also run LED lights in our print room. not a single issue.

don't know how much of an issue it'll be on such a small flatbed, but we run one on ours Oce Arizona 2500x3000mm. makes a difference with dust getting stuck to the heads and stock.

All the speeds and specs are on their website. It all depends what configuration you buy it in also. max speed - (CMYK x3) 1832 ft2/hr - Staggered (170 m2/hr), (57 Boards/hr)* (CMYK x1) 614 ft2/hr (57 m2/hr), (19 Boards/hr)* Production mode - (CMYK x3) 921 ft2/hr - Staggered (85 m2/hr)...

That seems really odd. remove the media profile and re install it?

RIP it as a TIFF. or even try jpeg. (won't even notice the difference)

Onyx version is good - not to old. Pc seems ok - either 4 or 6 core. probably enough ram with 8gb or more. Have you tried to leave it there and see if it reappears? What does the consol say on onyx when it happens? (bottom right)

Onyx can handle it. What version of onyx? What PC Specs?

I would go to CBC Bearings. Take the belt in and they'll have a look at it and try find the right replacement. Alternatively, find another belt company. there's a few.

I'd go and speak to him. See what he says. If it was me in your position, id see if he's willing to sell up, & teach you. maybe do a trial run or something? if it goes well and you're capable, then bite the bullet. If he i willing to sell up, make sure you look at his books. how much he makes...

Wow, What a sh!tstorm of a post. My 2c - OP didn't do his research properly and has to eat his own bullet. The Roland VersaUV LEJ-640FT is a VERY slow printer. And after reading it all. where did he lose 750k? the printer was ~100k where's the other 650k?