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I run an Edge 2 with parallel cable and Flexi - it works fine. On a laptop, with a docing station that has a a parralel port.

I would recommend the USB to LPT1 cable that gerber sells. I used a generic USB to LPT1 cable on my Edge 2 and it was hit and miss. - I would sometimes see a Data Communication error.

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Pretty Sure In N Out Burger Does this at their stores inside-- looks great.

that really looks like the trial version of flexi and edge printing. what version of flexi, and do you have the dongle?

I see your post states dust between lamination and substrate. I recently saw a Drytac video where the were mounting cold lam on a photo. the Instructor stated you should wipe down the print with tac cloth at minute 1:30- right as its fed into machine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT8yLNsa2Io

Congrats I have the fc7000-100 and i thought it was large. I am also in douglas county

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I have tried multiple chromes on my gerber edge 2- the only one that seems to print nice clean black is Oracal 351: http://www.uscutter.com/ORACAL-351-Metallized-Polyester-15-x-10-Yard-Roll

For the FC7000-- section 5.1 of the manual explains how to clear the memory- perhaps that will do the trick?

not sure which printer or version of Flexi you are running, but here are some tips on an HP and newer version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXin6Fx-EQs

Agreed. Paint with proper outdoor rating.

Hey, that looks like a perfect job for knifless tape!! Check out sme videos on the web. it would be much easier solution. Also use an automotive oracal 751, 951...

You will get it. The easiest will be to connect to your RS232 port on your comupter, that you mentioned in your first post. Using a converter cabe, you will most likely need a driver for it, identify it in devices. also check baud rate, bit parity etc for the ports com settings.

I thinkwhat you are referring to is a null cable- or null adaptor if you have a regular cable. Null cables have the transmit and receive wires crossed so two serial ports can communicate back and forth

It should be 25 pins on the back of the plotter according to the manual. So you nee that either a F/M, and then it depends on your port on your computer- if its LPT 25 pin, or if its 9 pin RS232

If your laptop has a Serial port- then it should be COM 1 in your devices menu. that would be the easiest way to use the plotter. If you add Serial to USB adaptor, it will take a little more work to setup.

be careful with ARMS and the Q series. I have read that others could not get it working ( may have not had the option though).. also check software compatibility. If your laptop is ready to go, well worth a test onsite

How much material are you leaving on the end of the print from the Reg marks on the back side? You typically need several inches. If the material goes past the media sensor on the back of your cutter, then it wont want to read the back registration marks-- thus that may be why you have to...

Yes- it works well with 651 and 751. However I had a very bad experience with AT60- This will not hold vinyl at all. Other reviews reflect the same experience.