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Your out of your element. This job is more complicated than you are ready to handle. Find another sign dude and colaberate with each other.

There is usually a fuse on the main board. Taking covers off will show it. That is if there is one on the main board near the power supply. Almost all power supplies have a fuse close by. Its almost a rule.

If you used cocut then you may remember that there is no exporting out then back in for certain techniques. First outline can be done in corel. Second if you do ad an outline in cocut its done without any exporting. ITs all done within corel by clicking on a button that brings up the cocut...

after about 3 weeks of study you can do just about 85% of anything sign tools can do.

Advanced plotting devices ADP cutter, Summa, graphtec

the carts and the corel are what yer paying for.. they throw the machine if for free. 600 bux.. Old technology and lots of problems

Yes it is,, but RIP'ing is also limited by the software. If the software is inefficient at moving data blocks around then it will not matter how fast the CPU is.. Flexi is not a speed demon.

reinstall the vba module from corel

call their tech support and have them get you running.

You can configure your print server to do a pass through. It don't have to spool up in the print server. I wonder why there is a dedicated print server.. Are you using mac's there?

-good move..

HEHE,, yer right they ask about foils wrinkling.. and dead pixels in the heads..

HUH? Who wastes yard of vinyl? I dont. Who has clogged lines? I don't. Who has a clogged head? I don't. My old encad runs first time every time. I just ran about 45 ft of posters for some office building. First time every time. not a hitch.. As for colors not printing right. Thats operator error.

he missed it all. A fade is done by holding the rattle can at an angle. Then the overspray will fade out into nothingness. Thats a proper fade.

The ZAP people get when they touch a machine does not get to the electronics boards. Static goes right to ground. The boards are isolated from that via the power supply and all kinds of other shielding. At least a good machine is. Like I posted above. DEcay machines are notorious for problems.

time to find a real cutter.. Your problems are nothing new to the Decay cutters. First of all. The ground in your wall plug goes to a ground somewhere already. A new ground rod is not goona help if you have static problems. If the house power is properly grounded and the machine is using the...

Is ti the right serial cable,, is it the one that came with your machine? or is it one u changed .....

shielded data cables are not subject to static problems.. Well designed machines are not subject to static problems.

call the supplier and sk them to upgrade you, the difference eis only 300. Or you could email them and ask for an upgrade option.. I found them to be very helpful.

some plotters must have two way handshaking between it and the computer. It takes the correct cable to do that. Make sure your cables are correct.