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we use it mainly for cutting mx print stuff which it does superbly cos the material does not move then repeat cuts Perf cuts are always spot on not the fastest thing in the world. we have other graphtec cutters so it was easy to operate from the word go. we found cutting master a right pain and...

which one are you looking at, and what do you want to do with it, i have a fc2250 180 used for different things that roll plotters struggle with. bought used cheap ish but could not justify a new one.

look in the compatibility list has to be a sp300i no earlier https://www.rolanddga.com/products/software/roland-versaworks-dual not even v6 by the looks of it

both rollers have to be on grit parts and should be marked by lines on the cross rail cover so you can see where when material is loaded. if i remember there are material eyes front and rear to detect no material a 3mm ish oval hole in the front and rear lower cover towards the right hand side...

i had one when they first came out was not a capable machine at all the pc 60 that followed it was excellent to a point compared. drivers here http://download.rolanddg.jp/en/color.html#pnc5000 but as you say you are on W10 probably forget it unless you can use xp mode. can't remember the light...

Thought the floresent inks were for di-sub printing not normal use.

brilliant, skillful, even Wacom envy problem is i can't read half of them so might as well put a X in the corner. or is it just me missing the point. trendy yes but good advertising not sure.

when i converted my pro11 i think the instructions came with the mounting kit, pumps bought separately its a one digit change deep in service menu, i will see what i can find.

agree with above but i think to add to the problem the pic shows a oval in section tank best of luck

on a older VS540 its a hole bottom left of the left side panel and if i remember turns anti clockwise aprox one third of a turn key board beebs to say its over to block the tubes. its mainly used to rid air from the pipes but has left me with head problems as a rule after so wont use it any...

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a flat bed cutter is the tool for the job roll plotters some people do with varying results

probable as you say only marks affected .. sticky bed, sticky media hold down clamp.. pinch wheel rubber de laminating... just poor print head cleaning

what Joe said but this used to happen on my vs after double checking the tool height adjustment found to be ok and only just enough blade showing i dont fit the knife holder all the way down to the shoulder by 1mm as the allowance is only 2.5mm - thick material a bit of blade and the media...

similar was muck on the carriage bearing wheels - quiet just cutter then noisy with print head connected. that guarantee rule don't sound good sounds like they want a talking to. best of luck

got the T shirt the main problem is you will run out of material at the end and uncover the rear media eye although the pinch rollers may still be on the material. tag a post it note in the right position to fool it. draw a line across the media just touching the marks line that up with the...

as Joe said first you have to establish if that is really the cause measure between the ticks of the marks and take away any eps pdf boarders inc in the file or rip to give the printed length. presuming by your description it does not have a printed boarder. there are instructions in the manual...

System Parameter Initialize may be what you are looking for, not for the light hearted by the looks of it.

this could be that the printed length is incorrect (feed print calibration) and the cut length is being adjusted by the machine to match the print length as it should be after its read the marks.

think the confusion is the manual is referring to the old style pump which had 2 input and 2 out unlike the upgraded pump 1 in 1 out just a thought yes the pump should suck from the captops push to the waste the case of the new type is marked with a direction of flow arrow