Epson s80600 and avery 2050

[klingsdesigns]

So when I print on 2105 and 1105 the colors are consistent. Then I go to print on 2050 backlit and it almost prints darker like its double strike printing. Is there a way to change this or should i just use the 2105 profile to get the same color or closer colors.

 

[Jay Grooms]

Backlit is usually double struck so the color isn't washed out when it's lit.

 

[klingsdesigns]

Backlit is usually double struck so the color isn't washed out when it's lit.

Thats what i figured but is there a way I can change it not to?

 

[klingsdesigns]

Multi strike printing is off on printer and on epson dashboard. In onyx i went and looked at the media library for profile and found nothing to change.

 

[Jay Grooms]

You'll have to wait for someone who uses onyx to chime in here. Maybe you can't change it in onyx? Maybe adjust the ink limit?

 

[Bly]

If you want to screw with the profile have a look in basic print mode settings - mode options - ink density factor.
Change back to 100%.

 

[klingsdesigns]

Whats the chances I just use the avery 1105 profile? or 2105?

 

[unclebun]

Just try a test print using the profile you use with 1105

 

[jfiscus]

Unless I specifically want a double-strike profile, I always use the regular profile on everything. Just use your regular vinyl profile.

 

[Boudica]

With Onyx, the overstrike is in the media profile. If the profile indicates "backlit" then it will double strike. Just choose your regular (not backlit) profile, and it will print normal

 

[klingsdesigns]

Also I noticed I printed it 10 ft and it came up 1/2 short. Also noticed when I printed on canvas the feed side was short. Any idea how to fix that. I am assuming it does that to fix the banding but you still think it would print the right size.

 

[klingsdesigns]

With Onyx, the overstrike is in the media profile. If the profile indicates "backlit" then it will double strike. Just choose your regular (not backlit) profile, and it will print normal

Do you have to copy the regular vinyl profile and get it to the printer then do easy media setup so it knows to not band.

 

[unclebun]

Also I noticed I printed it 10 ft and it came up 1/2 short. Also noticed when I printed on canvas the feed side was short. Any idea how to fix that. I am assuming it does that to fix the banding but you still think it would print the right size.

On the printer control panel, while the media is selected, you do a feed adjustment. There's an automatic adjustment that never seems to work for me, and a manual adjustment that makes marks 500mm apart that you measure and enter the difference to adjust feed for that media.