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I told you how to check and adjust the sensor, have you tried that? For letting the cutter start loading media, the little blue switch needs to switch (you should hear a „click“-sound), and the back sensor should recognize media. If nothing happens if you cover the back sensor you need to check...

Yes, wiping the head with print head flush (with a tissue on the fingers) is what I have meant. Need to check myself were to check the pressure. On the back of the machine is an adjustment screw.

Check the vacuum pressure. Do you have any head cleaning liquid? Do you knkw how to clean the heads manually? If manual cleaning wont help, wet a linth-free tissue with head cleaning liquid and tape that tissue below the heads for several hours.

Is it a Summasign with display? Or one of the Summacuts without one (but, as far as I remember, they hadn‘t two sensors)? If Summasign or Summacut with display: There are procedures to check and calibrate the sensors which are described in the cutters user manual, which are still downloadable...

With a Mutoh, you had the choice to get Photoprint (old Flexiprint) or an Onyx RIPCenter Mutoh Edition. But you cant download it anywhere, because you get a software box with a Dongle. If you dont have a dongle, you dont have a licence. New Mutohs come with a software named vertelith

You have a color replacement tool in Rasterlink too, even with the possibility to create a color swatch with the estimated target color and variations. It is limited to CMYK- and Spot Colors only, and as far as I remember to vector graphics only too. If a target color is printable or not is...

Dont forget that below the belt, under the holes, are some fans who do the vacuum. Try to avoid that any cleaning liquids running down that holes too much.

Onyx has a very good color swatchbook feature (Thrive, Postershop). But could be hard anyway to match a color because of the printer, green is a difficult color.

The newer versions are different. More than 10 years ago, I have sold lots of Roland Print & Cut, and have delivered a set of summa media flanges with ebery device … they work nice.

Yes, but not for posters. It will cut contour cutting jobs after processing.

In opposite to most HP printers, the FB500-heads are piezo heads which are not meant user replacable. It is some work to replace and adjust them. Best would be to find a service manual anywere instead of trying to find a youtube video.

You will find a sheet cut function by pressing the „Actions“-button. But: this will set a number of horizontal cuts in a set distance. There is no possibility to set marks to let the cutter recognize on the print where to cut.

I think the main problem is a lack of understanding ICC-workflows. There are some logical reasons why colors changing when converting data to bitmaps (why do you do that?). So it is probably no bug in signlab, but a problem of settings.

Is a system switch somewhere. Its more than 10 years ago that I have modified such a printer, I dont remember.

Your cutter is not supported by Gosign. Gosign only supports newer Summacut RL-models, S One and S2. Load and use Winplot.

For the SP300, two different pump systems were available, with different amounts of inks transported per rotation of the pump motor (the old system needs more turns for the same amount of ink). Perhaps your reset have resetted the system switches too, and have resetted the pump type to the old one.

Perhaps, if you have installed Versaworks at the same PC as Flexi, an icon should appear in one of the tool bars named “Send to Versaworks“. There are Versions for Rasterlink and Onyx too. Not shure how to activate it if it is not there, could be that it needs separate activation through...

Regularly, if you have a spectro, you have a lot more possibilities with Flexi than with Versaworks to create and optimize own Profiles. Using the few profiles delivered with Flexi is second choice only. If anything different fails, you can use Flexi to create a print file with summa marks...

Check the Mimaki CJV150

I would remain with a summa