Suggestions Onyx Go

[Precision]

Just purchased a new HP 700 that comes with a free year to ONYX Go.

On our old ONYX 12.2 version, we could see how much vinyl a print will take up. This was very helpful, because we could see how much vinyl was on a roll, then load print files, and know that we had enough substrate on the roll to complete the print.

Where do I set ONYX Go, so we can see this on the Rip Console?

Also, where it the setting that keeps the print in the print queue, until it is finished printing? The new ONYX Go, drops the file to the bottom once it starts printing.

I am sure these are just settings, but I cannot seem to find it.

We sure appreciate your help and advice. Thank you!

 

[P Wagner]

Just purchased a new HP 700 that comes with a free year to ONYX Go.

On our old ONYX 12.2 version, we could see how much vinyl a print will take up. This was very helpful, because we could see how much vinyl was on a roll, then load print files, and know that we had enough substrate on the roll to complete the print.

Where do I set ONYX Go, so we can see this on the Rip Console?

Also, where it the setting that keeps the print in the print queue, until it is finished printing? The new ONYX Go, drops the file to the bottom once it starts printing.

I am sure these are just settings, but I cannot seem to find it.

We sure appreciate your help and advice. Thank you!

Not sure on the first question.

The data buffer in the printer is much larger than on previous generation Latex printers, and the printer is able to accept the entire job as fast as the network allows, without starting and stopping the data flow. Once the job data has been sent to the printer in its entirety, the job drops from the active queue into the archived jobs queue.

 

[Precision]

Not sure on the first question.

The data buffer in the printer is much larger than on previous generation Latex printers, and the printer is able to accept the entire job as fast as the network allows, without starting and stopping the data flow. Once the job data has been sent to the printer in its entirety, the job drops from the active queue into the archived jobs queue.

 

[Precision]

I appreciate the knowledge!

Thank you!