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The best way to find a qualified, authorized Roland dealer is to check here: http://www.rolanddga.com/dealers/ Or, feel free to PM me and I can connect you with the choices in your area depending on your specific product requirements.

You should have no problems mixing 440's and 220's.

It is also pretty hard on the transport system, particularly if you are using heavier weight magnet sheet. The weight, thickness, smoothness, and hardness of the back of the sheet can conspire to actually grind down the friction surface of the grit rollers. I know the system can pull pretty...

On an XC-540, standard mode is usually 360 x 720, and will yield very good results with a decent profile and quality media. What is confusing is that there are actually several standard modes, which are profile dependent. So, depending on how which template the profile was built on, standard...

@littlesnakey - I just reviewed my post and realized it may have been a bit confusing. As you know, there are two different "Standard" modes on that machine. One for banner, and one for vinyl. They do operate at different speeds. "Banner Mode" is a higher speed low resolution mode that you are...

Standard mode speed for the VP-540 on vinyl is 86 sfph, banner is 101 sfph. Banner is a little faster because standard mode is actually 540 x 720 dpi. I assume you are looking at a used machine. If you get it, make sure to update the firmware to the latest version so that you have Roland...

I realize that you are looking for a personal recommendation from a member, but in the meantime this might get you started: http://www.rolanddga.com/dealers/

If you are creating and processing jobs the same way you always have, and this is cropping up for the first time, I'd recommend a blade and a cutter protection strip. Many problems can be traced to these two items, and the cutter protection strip in particular is an oft-ignored part that is...

The first installs will be in early June. We have one running here at the office. I'd be happy to get you in touch with the regional manager in your area if you haven't already talked to him. He can arrange samples, demo files, etc.

Robert is correct. The performance on most materials will not be as good. Also, if it mixes with Max in your lines, it will cause problems. Finally, your printer will not even recognize the cartridge since it was long discontinued by the time the 540i came out.

That ink is very, very old. It is the previous generation and I would not use it at this point.

We have a satin and a gloss canvas available for EcoSol Max. They print very nicely on that machine and profiles for them are already in VersaWorks. We have recently shortened the roll to 25' since many canvas project only seem to require one or two prints, and we wanted to make sure users...

Glad it worked. You should also make sure that you have the latest firmware updates for the VP. A while back we released an update that would add Roland Intelligent Pass Control, which essentially updates the specs to those of a VPi. It doesn't change the top speed, but will allow you to produce...

The latest version of VersaWorks has profiles for white and clear cling. They were built on Roland Static Cling, but would likely be a good starting point even if you are using someting else. You can update online. Here are instructions: http://rolanddga.com/owners/support/profiles/rolandnet.asp

HTM2 is available in Canada from your local dealer or shipped from: http://www.rolanddgastore.com/product.aspx?zpid=414 The matching polyester transfer mask will make your life easier and is worth trying at the same time.

Thanks for the praise of HTM2. We are very proud of that product. The original HTM has been gone for over a year now. Unfortunately, the Roland media portfolio is not identical around the world, and that product is not available in Australia.

They are available here: http://www.rolanddgastore.com/category.aspx?zcid=92

Feel free to give tech support a call at (800) 542-2307 (press '2') and I am sure they can help diagnose your problem.

There are a lot of good cutters out there, and I will leave users to recommend their favorites, but I do want to correct a small point. Roland does have a 64" cutter. It is relatively new, but based on the same technology as our established Pro series cutters.

They are available here: http://www.rolanddgastore.com/product.aspx?zpid=677