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Thank you very much for your response. I will email Mimaki about the parameters like you mentioned. (I'm assuming this is the PRM file). I will also find out a way to get the firmware's as well. Thank you very much. Does anyone have the firmware files for the JV3-160SP? On another note, these...

My JV3-160SP Main Board finally crapped out. I replaced it with a new one, however, the new main board has a different firmware. The new main board has the firmware: JV3-250SP v7.10 / MRL-II2 When I boot up the printer I get the following message: "Confirm AMF" My JV3-160SP does not have a AMF...

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We have been having great success with our Mimaki JV3-160 SP. It's an older machine, but I've just seen a sale on the newer model Mimaki JV33-160 for around $10,000. It was in an email somewhere. You can run banners at 4 pass/ Bi Directional on the fast setting for quick turnarounds.

Would it be possible for you to wire a second foot pedal? You mentioned that it would spin forward when you bypassed everything. Maybe you can have a dedicated foot pedal that bypasses everything and just wires in to the motor itself. Just a thought.

Check your Offset Make multiple test cuts changing the offset value each time. start with an offset value of zero and incrementally work your way up to 1.00. Look for the cut that looks best. If you still have any questions, let me know.

wow, never seen this problem before...could it be in the artwork? otherwise, im out of ideas.

We have one and it's a great workhorse. No problem's so far (we've had it for just over 6 years). I highly recommend it. If you have any questions or problem's down the road, I'd be happy to help you out.

Hey Mike! sorry, it took awhile for me to reply. Thanks for your help, I greatly appreciate it. Pretty much did everything you said, but I was still having trouble with the black ink coming through. I read somewhere that it was possible to have the head in the capping station and suck the ink...

Hey Mike, I tried the method you mentioned, however I'm still having trouble. I siphoned the lines through the bottom of the damper (the part that connects to the print head). Im still not getting any ink to flow through. I've noticed that the black and magenta are connected to the...

Thanks Mike! I had no idea they sold em'. That'll save my mouth.

hahahaha...you know, i was actually considering using my mouth. I can't for the life of me find a syringe around here. The one I did find is fairly weak. Thanks for the advice, that's kinda what I figured. I'll post again when I fix this problem, thank you again for your help, and timely...

Hey Eurodesign, I'm having the same problem right now. I just changed the dampers and pump. The Cyan and Yellow lines that go to the dampers are full, but the Black and Magenta lines are empty. I was wondering what you did to fix your problem, Thanks for the help!

try whatthefont.com. you can upload an image of the font (they have directions on the website) and the software will find a match. If it can't find a match, you can upload the image to the forum and someone will most likely find the font for you. hope this helps!

ive done a job similar to the one you've posted. 1.Printed the Mirrored/Reversed Graphic on 3M IJ3650 Transparent Clear. The reason for the Mirrored/Reversed Graphic is because it was applied to the glass sub-surface or behind the glass. 2.Laminated the Graphic with 3M 8519 Luster Laminate...

Hey CSDD, Vinyl Cut Decals was a choice but the client refused for that exact reason, the cracking and peeling. I wish they would have gone with that route though, it would have been soo much easier, shucks. haha. Hello James Burke, I've never heard of hot foil stamping before, I'll look into...

Thank you for the tip! I really appreciate it. I did try that method however and with limited success. I'll try doing it again and using vinyl decal material instead of the low tack frisket I used the first time. Let you know how it goes. Thanks again!

Hello Everyone, I'm having trouble with this material. It's similar to leather, but I don't think it is leather. I need to put a logo on this, it's a wheel chair back rest. I've tried silkscreening, but the un-eveness of the material made it very difficult. I've tried applying a frisket...

thanks gnatt66, that's another good idea!

Thank you guy's for the quick response, I greatly appreciate it. Once I finish the sign I'll post a picture in this thread. Thanks a bunch once again!