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i don't want to complicate your situation, but, the ip can be changed, withoutbthe tool, by anyone with minimal network experience. if you choose to bring him back, he can also, simply "multihome" (add a second ip range to your network adapter so the pc can tslk to your printer)...

so, what are the ip addresses? what is the ip of your pc? what is the ip of your printer? are the first 9 digits of both the same? can we ping the printer ip from the pc? we need a bit more information in order to solve this. if you know the ip address in flexi, your "network guy" can assign a...

it isn't horrible to have 2 machines, especially on those days that one is down for repairs a single, combination machines eliminates the need to reload properly, however

"I have a coworker that isn't really in the graphics industry. He also tends to suddenly become an expert in whatever conversation comes up" and we thought covid was contagious. (believe it or not, i have had a bout of it myself!)

if you need some assist, pm me. i will try to keep an eye on things MY GUESS WOULD BE, you might be fine just matching the ip settings if the printer shows a 169.xxx.xxx.xxx ip that means it doesn't have a functional address, but, we will deal with that if necessary

i still fall back to my original response to tonya IF YOU CAN FIND A SERVICE COMPANY that will charge you a fair MARKET PRICE for services (not one who feels it is their job to punish you for having bought from another end user) [THEY DO EXIST, BUT ARE FEW & FAR BETWEEN] you can purchase a...

it really should be identical to ikarasu pictures

Download the advanced up scanner. One way or the other you need a piece of software

how did you "fix the network"? if the subnetting is the same you can download advanced ip scanner, scan the network, displaying all devices on the network, sort by manufacturer and find the current ip address of the roland

the chain on my seal is heavier than many motorcycles.

post a picture of the plate with model & serial # ?

once it is working, you should order the parts, right away, though 45 years ago i repaired a lot of packaging equipment. i was the only one who left the company with a full set of 10 functioning fingers

I ordered saturday, lets see if i get a backorder or discontinued notice today if i do , i will be in touch

we have a quart of that in my ink cabinet we used it to pput photos onto aluminum it worked for that, not sure about your application

https://www.anyservicemanuals.com/downloads/seal-54-62-base-parts-manual/

the org & green gives you the full gamut, but, those colors are the first to fade...

yes, it's funny, there always seems to be time AFTER the accident... (been there too many times to count!)

i ordered a few minutes ago. thank you!

agreed! i have driven many people to the hospital with a finger in a cup of ice, over the years. and the chain drive on that laminator is a scary looking mechanism

i checked with our local roland supplier & the sheet cut blades for the sc545-ex come in a packagevof 25 for like $75. the one that is in the machine has been there for around 2 years & is not giving a clean cut. the $75 won't kill me (it may wound me a bit) but, i figure i will be about age 190...