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SG too, for Mimaki JV33 for instance.

Hi, if you still have your Rasterlink 5 serial number, Mimaki or your dealer can generate a Rasterlink 6 number from it. I’ve done it for many of our customers.

Regarding the acrylic: measure through the film, preferably the thinnest acrylic you can get, and print big patches.

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Hi, 1. Choose CMYKWV, these are the process colors for your machine. Onyx will send the same amount of W and V to the other channel. 2. 2bpp means variable dot. In the mode options don’t forget to choose FAST instead not NORMAL carriage speed. 3. I believe Onyx has some online training too, not...

You also need to set source (input) profiles and rendering intents the same. When using spot colors, LAB values need to be the same too.

For your information: the JFX200-2513 is supported by RL7, but the bigger JFX200-2531 isn’t.

I work for a dealer in Belgium, near Ghent.

Hello, MPM3 is the only way to create profiles if your rip is Rasterlink. Your dealer is not correct if he states nobody is using it in Europe, how would he know? Every self-respecting official Mimaki dealer should be able to train you if you want to buy it or have someone come over and make...

Regarding job queueing: if you use Onyx and would like to do print spooling, then setup the Onyx print driver to send to the Windows driver of the R5070 instead of directly to its IP. Then in the Windows driver, advanced tab, select ‘spool and print immediately’. This way Onyx finishes its jobs...

There is also Fiery Prep-it, which is a rebrand of Zünd Prepare-it. https://www.fiery.com/products/large-format/fiery-prep-it/ https://www.zund.dk/sw-graphic/prepare-it-2/

You probably can point a browser to the IP address of your printer, and take a look there.

On our FC9000 we kisscut and thrucut with the knife in the same position (the channel). With the layers in Onyx in the correct order, and layer settings pointing to different conditions, it’ll first kisscut and then thrucut automatically. Maybe this is possible on your machine too.

Works for European 80600’s, might not work for American models. The 3M Clearview 8150 <Frontlit> profile has a 3L mode.

For Summa flatbeds there’s no need for the Flatbed Cutting license, oddly enough.

Personally I would stay within the Onyx portfolio. If you change to another rip, you’ll need new profiles for every device too. You have the Jwei CB03, so if it’s driven by Optiscout you have the material database connection with Thrive. Caldera is a good alternative, very good support, quicker...

These drivers are only there for communications with the printer, as an intermediate between a rip and the printer.

80600’s manufactured from mid 2023 have a random password embedded in their nvram. You can find the password if you open the left maintenance cover. There are stickers with the serial number and password.

Work with custom spot colors, not only in Illustrator but in in Onyx too. In Onyx they need to be defined in the LAB colorspace. Defining spot colors in CMYK in means the color will be defined by the CMYK source profile you have set in Onyx, which is not the way to go. You can measure each...

Regarding the saturation boost: media profiles are made with a certain ink limit per channel. This defines the outer boundaries of your icc profile. Increasing these after profiling, you risk over inking. Another way to squeeze out extra saturation, is firstly to explore how your file was...