Need Help problem printing onto reverse micorperf.

[Bryce I]

I'm trying to print a window graphic onto some "reverse microperf", the stuff where the adhesive is exposed, and you print directly onto it, then stick to the inside of a window with the graphics being readable from the outside. It gets a little bit of the way into the print, then quits, giving an "end of sheet" error. Something about the sticky side facing up is confusing the printer. I tried adding more media clamps, usually used for heavy media like banner. I've tried a few times now, and gotten about a third of the way through the job, but it keeps quitting. Anyone run into this? picture below.
Thanks!
(This is on a Roland VG-540)

 

[iPrintStuff]

Is it at different parts every time? Maybe stick some masking tape or something over the media sensor if there is one and just remember to take it off before printing something else lol

 

[litewave]

I've heard with perforated media the trick is to use a slightly different ink profile and put down less ink.

I'm also wondering if this could help...

https://webmanual.rolanddg.com/cont...nsparentMedia.html#task_UsingTransparentMedia

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

I had that happend to me on my Mimaki but printing different material, It turned out It was the encoder strip was dirty, after cleaning It, It was fine

 

[WYLDGFI]

We never had a great experience using gecko grip perf or similar on our old Roland. We gave up on it....went to UV printed on clear, mirrored with white ink & black ink base.