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I have done tests and profiling (Onyx) on both L26500 and L28500, and it works fine for me

The issue is about CMYK-Spot Color Mapping, what means using spot colors in the document to print exact CMYK-Values (according to a CMYK-Swatchbook printed out of the RIP). @ Tony C: I would like to see Screendumps too.

How do you export the data from Flexi to VersaWorks? Are there colors shown in the list in the "File Format"-Window? How do you recognize that the colors are wrong?

If the output values of colors selected from the Color System Library Palette changes in printing, I'm shure you have forgotten to activate the color replacement (tab "file" in job properties).

It's not Caldera, it's OPOS-CAM who don't support OPOS Barcode. So, if you want to use OPOS Barcode, you have to buy the OPOS X-Machines. Supporting RIP's are for example Caldera (as far as I've heard), Ergosoft Posterprint, Onyx Postershop/Productionhouse/Thrive since 10.2, SAi Pixelblaster/GMG...

Be careful. Older summa tangential plotters sometimes have problems with a constant cutting depth because of the cutting head is worn-out. Buying a spare tangential cutting head could cost more than the value of the plotter. You can change this plotters to the much cheaper drag knife head, but...

I know this effect: this happens when a data cable to the print head is not correctly connected or the cable/connectors are damaged.

We are HP-dealers (Z-, T- and L up to 280 (L28500)) in switzerland. We assemble all printers we sell in our workshop and deliver them in working condition with own vans. Things to take care of: On the right front part of the foot is a plastic part mounted by one screw. This plastic part is...

Sorry, english is not my native language, perhaps there is a misunderstanding. Of course fuses don't "blow". How do you check that the fuses are ok? When the fuses are ok and the printhead is filled with ink, but the heads don't print, you should be aware of that something other than the fuses...

Head rank reset will not lead to anything. Check the fuses with a voltmeter ... perhaps you have an issue which blows the fuses everytime after replacing it.

Have you checked the fuses? Perhaps something different is wrong what blows the fuses everytime you replace them? Can be easily done with most Voltmeters. Have you pulled ink through the heads with a syringe at the tubes of the cap tops? For being shure that the heads are filled with ink...

It could happen often that color varies a little from the left to the right side of the print, what could lead to strange effects when panelling. To avoid that every RIP-Software I know have a feature to flip every panel against each other to allow mounting panels right to right and left to left...

In this case Flexcut will not work for you. A Flatbed-Cutter will not cost over 100'000

For the main application FlexCut is intended for the cut is very clean: when cutting labels out of self-adhesive vinyl, the vinyl will be completely cutted ... only the backing will not. So the label itself will be perfect. If cutting media without a support which holds the main cutout in place...

The D120R, D140R and D160R have two X-Motors too, the D60R have one only. Thank your for answering about the D- and T-S-Classes, I haven't seen your answer before writing mine :) .

No. There are SummaCut-Drag Knife Plotters, and S-Class Plotters available with Drag- or Tangential Knifes. Because the question was "D or S", and that it seems that there are just "more bells and whistles" at the S-Models (S Drag- and Tangential Plotters are the same except the cutting head)...

The main differences between SummaCut D and S-Class are as follows: Appearance/Finish As can be seen on the pictures of the website, the stands of the S-Plotters are much more massiv/stable as the stands of the SummaCuts. You can see and feel the difference for example during high speed...

Which printer? Which type of connection? Which version of Flexi 10?

You should ask wasatch for an update of your colorip.

Shure that the IP-Adress of the printers are accessable from these computers? Try to "ping" them or try to access the printers internal website (http://IP-Adress).