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How to install Roland Camm-1 GX-24

2NinerNiner2

New Member
Bonjour de Montréal, 'colorgreen' :) ... notice that this is your first post so welcome to the board :)

As for your question, go to Roland's site, download and install the GX-24 driver for WinXP and away you go. I see you have Corel so you can cut directly from there; I'm not familiar with the others but I would expect them to work as well.

http://www.rolanddga.com/support/
Step 1: select 'Current Products'
Step 2: bottom of the page, select 'Vinyl Cutters' and choose 'GX-24'
Step 3: select 'GX-24 Windows 2000 / XP Cutter Driver'
 

Cadmn

New Member
howdy from Texas:Welcome: 2 :signs101: you will find cutting from corel is set as printing the downloaded drivers should load it correctly & go into corel print pick your cutter & away u go make sure NO fill & lines are set to .001 thick/hairline hope this helps
 

Ian Stewart-Koster

Older Greyer Brushie
Niner, I'd been warned to avoid the Roland DGA site, and to get the drivers from Roland DG site. The files were not as temperamental or corrupted, I understand.
 

2NinerNiner2

New Member
Ian - hadn't heard about that one; the ones that I downloaded and installed seemed to work OK, but that's good to know though :)
 

Ian Stewart-Koster

Older Greyer Brushie
Maybe it's only some drivers, and maybe there's some luck too!
I think the dg site is from Japan & the dga is from USA and the Jap's one was supposed to be the better- that's from a few people on another forum who've been plagued with difficulties using dga drivers.

edited to add: http://www.rolanddg.com/
 

Cadmn

New Member
Ian you are correct on location Roland dga is American. As of yet I have had no problems with drivers from A
 
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