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If the ink is cured very little. I find 220 to 230 is about right for SAV but your environment may differ.

It is buried down in the connectivity setting on the front panel, but it is far easier to get to it from it web page under the network tab but you have to have it connected to the network or computer and know its IP address. It is Manual IP4 settings. As for using a network switch you really...

The 360 certainly does.

Viewing light temperatures I mean the light you looking at the print piece under. That why I suggested taking it outside. Since we don't really know if the ink splits are different with different pass setting, try 10 or 12 pass at 120% ink density, 8 or 10 for the optimizer. 600 DPI or 300...

A couple things I would investigate. What are you viewing light temperatures? Have you looked at at the output outside? Is your spectro malfunctioning? Have you created profiles using the onboard spectro? What happens if you let the printer do the profiling? What about your input profile for...

If you're trying to minimize grain that is a pretty poor way to go about it, or are you talking about editing the imported profile from the HP and regenerating with new black generation. I have done that and it works and greatly improves the output, but it easier to do and makes better profiles...

Changing the optimizer, yes it will alter the base setting your calibration, linearization and profile was based on. With small changes will you see it, probably not. Re-calibration, or re-linearization which you pretty much have to do anyhow at some point will probably be all you need. The...

I think you confusing terminology here. Linearization and ink limits have nothing to do with the output profile and is generated before a output profile is even printed. Linearization should be a separate file that you can choose to use or not. It has been a while since I used Caldera so I can't...

A well calibrated profile target (no profile apples) will look like that with some variation based on the optimizer which I have previously mentioned. This photo has the output profile applied with black generation set for closeup viewing POP on gloss film. Note I can not do anything about HPs...

I have seen canned presets for PSA vinyls that were at 18 and 24 and that is way to much unless you like the grainer look and want less CMYKcm ink lay down. It was just a word of warning because since you can do it one might be temped to set it higher than necessary. I couldn't agree with you...

When you in edit media presets you can print the ink density test after making optimizer adjustments. There is also a separate optimizer test print but I am not in front of the machine right now to tell you exactly what menu it is in. But I would set it as 8 if your doing 10 or 12 pass and do a...

A lot of this has to do with the optimizer set to high on the 360.

Some profile patches will look grainy. If you want a smoother looking gray on your finished jobs set you black start to 25% or 30% when making your output profile. Also black generation affects this (grain look) as well. The trade off is if you use less black you need to a keep a tighter reign...

Has this been tested on vehicles going a least 70 MPH?

Since our RIPs are windows based my boss will not let them be used for anything else. All workstations are Mac and with the Fiery RIPs we have a client front end that runs on the Mac OS as well as the Windows OS if anyone would use one. For other RIPs we use a Hot folder that is accessed on the...

I couple things I could think of would be a take-up roll for release liner. Also the possibility of a hy-bred with a powered bottom roller at one end that the gantry roller could lock over, and take up rollers as well. I can see some great uses for a flat bed laminator but there is no way I...

I am really surprised that we have not heard more about these 500 machine. Especially hitting higher gamut at lower passes that is a limitation of the 300 machines.

If your printer is a iPF5000 you can address it as an RGB device or as a CMYK device, which I wouldn't advise unless to eliminate the use of the RGB inks and limit to CMYK only. CMYKRGB is a real challenge to linearize. If you address it as an RGB device than an RGB output profile should...

Could you explain why Epson style heads are preferable for your industry given you statement about dropped nozzles. I ran printers with Epson style heads for many years until we got our first Canon iPF in 2007. After the nozzle clogging experiences with Epson I am still scratching my head as...

Rollover Applicator Laminating - YouTube What a PITA. I suppose if that is the only laminator you got.