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Got the DTP41 fired up today, but as with most things its not like a smooth simple affair. Versaworks see's it and it works perfectly to read back its ink density tests, but ProfileMaker crashes whenever I try to connect to it. So the USB to serial adapter I have must be good else Versaworks...

I've had a summa D60 for a few years now, honestly it blowss our old Graphtec right out the water, its not even close. the machines bullet proof. its really made to last (the scan motor can even have its brushes replaced!)

Welcome! A big point worth considering, these sorts of machines, really, really don't like to sit idle. If you can't keep it reasonably busy, it'll rot away, just like how a car that doesn't get driven enough does. but if you're insistent I'd recommend a smaller desktop UV printer, gives you...

I'm hoping that the DTP41 will let me account for the pigment differences with the Korean ink and the official Roland stuff. The colours are much richer in the Korean stuff. It should also help with over inking on some of the substrates we get around here (lots of stuff from Chinese suppliers...

Anyway today I found an ancient serial X-Rite DTP41 Manufacture date is 2000 :P I had it apart this afternoon and cleaned it out, gonna try and find a USB to Serial converter, and make some of my own media profiles

Hi everyone, I'm from Zimbabwe and i've been in the printing and packaging industry for nearly 14 years. Here's my experiences with our Roland SP-540i. This is going to be a bit of an essay, but the stories long. in 2008 we bought a SP-540i, the machine worked flawlessly for about 3 years. We...