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But with 5ghz band you have to be pretty much line of sight. No good going through walls.

If you haven't already done so I would go into your router and assign/reserve the IP address for the MAC address of your laptop. That could help avoid any conflicts with the router attempting to assign the IP address to another device.

I put in a Netgear WNDR4500 in 4-5 years ago. I can't believe it is still functioning ok. I have never had a router last this long. Might be because a backup/replacement model is sitting on the shelf since I always had to replace routers every couple of years. Of course now that I said this...

Set the RIP to print Pure Primaries which requires that the input profile matches the document intent, or use the Color Replacement function to change the output number from 32.23.21.0 to 0.0.0.50, or what ever percentage you like. On the other hand creating a good linearization and output...

Or 2 sided printing. Laminate optical clear permanent or temporary mounting adhesive to the window side.

With the economic damage the last POS POTUS did to most businesses almost everyone cut back. Can't afford to hire someone just to answer the phone anymore or constantly stop what your doing to answer it. With the economic boom this year and the tax cuts coming maybe things will change back to...

I have one. PM me.

If I remember correctly in the install instructions there was something about setting the printer level. Could this be your problem? Although I think it would affect everything. Experiment with tension. I don't think I have anything set for more than 15.

Take a look at this CreateABid.com This might do what your looking for. There is a free ad-supported version, and being web based will work with a browser on your Mac.

Interesting? Is there a updated Service Manual for the 300 series printer since it appear that the old 2014 manual is no longer correct. Anyone else replace the Encoder strip, what calibration would you use or is supposed to do that on normal boot up? Makes you wonder how many other things in...

In case you don't have it I found the 2nd level access code. 5494

Are you in Diagnostic Mode? Go to Service Menu > 1 Service Utilities > 1.1 Boot Mode Menu > 1.1.1 Force Diagnostic Start. Do you have that password as I can't find it right now.

I am unclear did you do this or not? NOTE: After installing the NEW Encoder Strip and Encoder Sensor, perform the following Service Calibration: ● “5.5.1 Scan Axis Calibration”. ● Reset the life counter “4.5.4 Encoder Strip cycles”. From my reading of the service manual this seams to be...

I would think there is a sensor on the carriage that reads the encoder strip. Have you checked the possibility it might have gotten dirt on it? 5.5.1 Scan Axis Calibration

At 8pass I think most of us have found if you are printing in CMYKcm mode and printing something that would use a lot of light inks that the one lc/lm printhead would struggle to keep up. Ink starvation and not enough nozzle redundancy if you were getting any clogged nozzles, caused a lot of...

If the output values are the same then we know it is not the RIP. A couple things that to look at are, how old are the printheads especially the lc/lm head? Do nozzle checks look good? Do you have long run consistancy turned on, or are using the for tiling preset? How often do you calibrate...

So are you saying one of the prints are correct, you don't know which one? What I am asking though is the output CMYK values that are sent to the printer exactly the same. What RIP? It should have a color replacement dialog that you can view the output values.

In your RIP, check the output values of both files. That would the first place to look. If they are that same then it would be time to look at hardware settings etc.

Maybe I should have said, re-linearization/re-calibration.

Seems like a humidifier is in order. Lack of humidity will cause many more problem than just that.