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I mean the roland pakage with the RF 640 and the GR 540 would be about $21k, compared to approx $15k for the Epson and SummaCut D140 and Onyx Thrive. I mean that's a huge difference especially for me as I'm a one man operation just getting going. Roland sales guy said he could probably match...

Now the Roland guy is trying to get me to get a RF-640 and a Roland cutter but I definitely don't think they will even be close to matching the price I'm getting the Epson and Summa for.

And being accurate is exactly what I want. I do primarily die cut stickers and labels. If I was doing wraps and a little cut stuff I think the all-in-one would be suitable. I know Epson is, no questions asked, a reliable printer. In my years of offset that's been the standard in the shops I've...

Oh well doing a separate print and cut system. Specifically and Epson and Summa cutter.

Yeah I'm getting a quote on the S40600 and a Summa D140 and Summa S Class 2 D140. I'm super small so I can't afford the S Class 2 T model but maybe the next level down, which I'm sure performs much better than what I'm used to in an all in one system and it would increase productivity as well.

Has anyone heard or seen the new TrueVis SG2 in action? I'm very close to getting a new machine...I was about to pull the trigger on one but my issue is with the cutting. I do a lot of smaller cut stickers and labels and I love doing full cut outs. So with that in mind I'm really hesitating on...

I'm actually glad you mentioned that, as I was thinking the sensor might be the issue. After digging into it I noticed that the encoder strip was touching the rear half of the sensor. I was able to loosen the stripped screw a bit and centered it over the strip and channel. Did the encoder setup...

My SP-540V has really been giving me a hell of a time. I had encoder strip problems a few weeks ago and I bought a new strip, installed it and everything was fine. Now a few weeks later, I started a print the it started fine and then went to a blurry mess. I cleaned the encoder a couple times...

Nope. You need at least all 4 marks and you can do a manual alignment for the cut.

I just saw they released the SG2. And one big improvement is ink usage in cleaning cycles. Maybe they have made improvements. Same heads though but new ink. Time will tell I guess.

I'm looking into upgrading in the next 6months and I'm not sure which direction to go in. My space is rather limited but I could fit the Epson 40600 and a cutter I can move around easily. It would be tighter but doable. So i've been searching a reading reviews on the SG, which most are from...

All fixed. Had a tech come and check it out and I actually don't think he really did anything different than I did. Seems like my VPN might have had something to do with it. He wasn't even really sure about it. Thanks for all the help guys!

Didn't pick up anything other than my PC that i'm on and my wifi adapter ip. Nothing for the machine.

Unfortunately my machine doesn't even show up to ping. I tried the last known ip I was using and there is nothing at all.

I've reseated the card and that didn't work. I did a factory defaults and that didn't work either. Looks like I'm screwed on this one.

I greatly appreciate any ideas on this. See the card has 3 lights 2 green and one orange in the middle of those greens. I know the far right is communication between that card and pc and the other is between the card and the machine's main board. So my guess right now is either the network...

An electrical surge had caused the original network card to go bad. I bought a new one, installed and worked fine. I got a 110 error mid print, which is the encoder error, so I powered off the machine and when it came up I noticed one of the network card lights was flashing, usually both are...

So i just replaced the network card in my machine a few weeks ago and it's been running fine in that respect but today I just got an encoder error. Turned the machine off and when it came back up it says it's not connected in Versaworks. The lights on the network card in respect to the machine...

Are you trying to connect directly or through a switch?

So I had remembered that I got a encoder strip not long ago and when I installed it found that it was slightly longer (approx .25") than the stock one that was in before. I think t was just not positioned quite right due to the fact I had to try and make it fit. Not sure why it's slightly...