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i can swap the bottom 2 while printing from the top roll it is nothing like the OCE which can do all this from software for me it is just a matter of a 150 ft roll being heavier than it was 5 years ago...

i will later when i am in the shop it is nothing elegant, but it saves a fair amount of lifting

a couple months back, i modified the roland to hold 3 54" rolls i was inspired by the OCE that can do a roll change all by itself, in the middle of a job as i get older it becomes more of a PITA to change a full 54" roll so this morning i printed a couple things before running out the door to do...

You really need a good, independent tech to have a look & evaluate your errors Do you have a backorder notice with the hp part numbers? It would be worth trying ebay. There are always people parting out machines I have purchased probably 30 "can't be repaired" machines and habe done very well...

Once again, THE MARKET SETS THE PRICE, and it shouldn't be $2/sq ft

time to power down, reseat every connector carefully consider getting someone to resolder all the plug in connectors on the back of the circuit boards

In 2016, i filled out the paperwork for signs365 and was initially rejected They did a google street view and did not see a sign saying we were a sign company (we actually had not Yet put up a sign) It seemed like an odd sticking point at the time, but it proves they were screening out end users

i think we run into the issue of alcohol being a flammable liquid in the 1970's i did some ordering for our largest client, who had a chain of dairy stores you couldn't send vanilla extract through the tunnels. one day i was with a friend from DOT and i opened a gallon of vanilla and showed...

Hard drive failing or failed? Clone someone's hard drive from SAME MACHINE

But a perfect copy of a defective hard drive (IF IT IS BAD) accomplishes nothing. You would have to image someone's good hard drive I suspect the hard dtive, because hard drives are like light bulbs. They ALL GO BAD eventually, most times with no warning

You assume there will still be a perpetual license version The whole world is moving away from that model For example, we just bought the last "no subscription" version of quickbooks desktop for my united ways who use it As of this year you buy the program AND pay the monthly subscription MY...

I misspoke My issue is not laminating, it is doing a print & stick with the daige One of my guys describes the vinyl as "flimsy" until it has outgassed.

Fred weiss, the founder of signs101 (he sold it to paul 5years ago) has some great clip art and plotter art packages & offers other services. He is of course also a merchant member here. That would be a great start. For photos and things we use shutterstock.

There is a lot to be said for adding resouces so easily and having high availability

If i were renting a property, i would think it ws a big plus, to find a sign frame, and only need to pay for sign faces. When i drive by a sign frame, i don't see it screaming out for removal. Is the associated building no longer there? Or has local governent worked their magic so well that...

We run our vm's on an older vcenter. 3 hosts, 6 processors, 72 cores, 768 gigs ram, 48 sas drives making around 15 tb of disk space. It is a great feeling to add more ram and disk space (and processors) and be back up in 90 seconds. You can actually add resources HOT (without a restart) if...

And many materials are much more workable after they outgas. Handle them too soon and they stretch excessively ,form bubbles etc if we don't wait, a while

My guess would be the command that starts the fans is not being initiated There is probably a small program monitoring temperature, a couple thermistors that sense a heat sink temperature or simply ambient air temp to vary fan speed Also could simply be a switched power supply voltage not...

50 yrs. of experience at this. I would suspect hard drive first, long before i blame io board

I have no experience with hp flatbeds, but, a likely guess would be that the hard drive is failed or failing