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Yes I did. That printer is about 20 years old and I think the profiling software isn't communicating with the printer correctly.

I'm back at this again and having the same issue. The setting you mentioned was set to "RIP-Queue".

That would depend on the size of the material. I wanna say 60" is a common size. We use UV inks.

Paypal has turned into a joke, they no longer support the little guy. I had an issue with a facebook vendor but they sided with them when they shipped a much different item to me. I contacted my credit card company and they refunded my money.

I'm trying to make a new profile for the HP Scitex XL1500 but I can't get any of the calibration charts into the print queue. The same software works just fine for the Epson S60600. The queue works fine for our regular work flow, but not for any related to making a new ICC profile.

That would be ideal, but I'm sure the upgrade won't be cheap.

The ink limit step for Onyx is done by eye and the procedure isn't well documented in the software.

I figured what what the issue was. I wasn't setting up the profiles properly under 'Configure Printer' I had made 3 profiles with different ink limit settings, that made a dramatic difference in the tone of the image. I'm very close with version 3, but we'll see what my superiors think.

I've been trying to make a new profile for the Epson S60600 but every attempt has been very heavy. I've tried adjusting the ink limits but that doesn't seem to change anything. The Onyx website is just about useless when trying to troubleshoot profile issues. I'm hoping someone can shed some...

Maybe you can help me out. I've been trying to make a new profile for the Epson S60600 but every attempt has been very heavy. I've tried adjusting the ink limits but that doesn't seem to change anything. Do you have any idea what I'm doing wrong?