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Afrermarket ribbons for Colorcamm printers http://print1usa.com/csc/

Also did you upgrade the printer's firmware for the new pump? I just replaced the pump on my 2 1/2 year old SP-300V and it was a newer style pump than the original and required a firmware upgrade.

You also might want to check your yellow ink cartridge to make sure it is not empty, occasionally they do not work properly to let the printer know that they have run out of ink.

They print just fine for me on my Versacamm, no image flattening just export file as .eps then open file in RIP and print away.

I'm running into this a lot lately and I think a lot of shops are making the mistake of now pricing jobs out at digital sq. ft. pricing not even comparing it to what the cost used to be for layered cut vinyl, painted, airbrushed, etc.

I've heard good reviews about the Print1USA refills. http://print1usa.com/csc/

I had my PC-600 do some haunted stuff like that once, printed like 200 decals beautifully then proceeded to rectangle shape cut them and did the first four rows perfectly then for no good reason it decided to return to the first row only about an inch off so then it was cutting right in the...

My guess is that this issue has nothing to do with crop mark position, I'll bet you using .EPS files in Versaworks, correct? Versaworks needs a margin set for .EPS files. In Versaworks go to your Edit Menu & select Quee Settings, now click the file format button and enter a margin for .EPS...

I have moved the pinch rollers between print operation and cut operation without any problems. I purposely tried this from the get go just out of curiousity to see if it had any effect on crop mark detection and it does not, at least it dosen't on my machine.

I am using a Roland Versacamm SP-300V with Versaworks RIP so the process should be identical, it sounds like your doing everything correctly, I RIP the file as Print & Cut, after ripping the file I change it to Print Only and print the file, laminate print and reload media then change it to Cut...

You might want to check into this offer, 3K worth of inkjet media, ink http://www.rolanddga.com/color/promo/prodPack08/redeem.asp

Also if the job still remains in Flexi's RIP (Production Manager) then delete it.

Oracal Media w/Oracal Lam Films & Vyjet Banner Material have been working well for me with my SP-300V. Size - 30" Source - Fellers

I have the 1993-2006 Explorer Edition and am having trouble with one of the templates. The vehicle is a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 P/U, club cab, long bed, dually so I opened up file Dodge_ 129 on page 186 and the body style appears to be correct or similiar at least but after enlarging to actual...

I've printed on a wide variety of vinyls on my PC-600 but primarily on Mactac 9800, have come up with some very cool results printing on Coburn Specialty films & SignGold. Make sure whatever you print on has a smooth finish as to not chance damaging the print head. Real life tests showed Z9...

You might just be suprised what you can accomplish with a scanner. I scanned a 6" printed image out of an auto parts magazine with my Microtek 5600 scanner, took the image into Photoshop and enlarged to approx 67" along with some additional color adjustments & enhancements then printed the...

Even though most here claim it's not worth a poo, I say read your softwares user manual, they generally give detailed description of each tool and their operation, how to set up output devices, etc., etc., etc. Not sure about Flexi's newer versions but the older ones came with tutorials to walk...

If the yellow background within your artwork is RGB yellow then change it to CMYK 100%Yellow

Here is a source for the replacement ribbons, I've heard that these work really well. http://print1usa.com/csc/ Also you can keep an eye on e-bay for ribbons, that's where I buy mine, there is a seller that occasionally puts up lots of 50-100 Roland ribbons that can be had for a steal of a deal.

Here are the Referance Guides for Oracal inkjet media & lam films. http://www.oracal.com/knowledge/quick-reference-guides.asp