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Roland SG weird prints

DAHVID

New Member
Trying to run print-cut adjustment and I have the attached result. It only does this when I print-cut adjust. I can print detailed images just fine. It's like double vision or ghosing. Anyone run up against this? I factory reset to default, but still happens.
 

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Jim Hancock

Old School Technician
What do your job prints look like? Print a file that has some fine detail and, ideally, something with small text. If you see this same "double" image, you need to run the bi-directional alignment. If you can get into service mode, start there and then do the user bidirectional alignment.
 

DAHVID

New Member
What do your job prints look like? Print a file that has some fine detail and, ideally, something with small text. If you see this same "double" image, you need to run the bi-directional alignment. If you can get into service mode, start there and then do the user bidirectional alignment.
Regular prints are perfect. How do you enter service mode again? Thanks.
 

Jim Hancock

Old School Technician
If you are using TR2 inks, you can't get in Service mode, only an on-site Roland certified tech can. However, you should run the bi-directional detail alignment in the user menu. See attached...
 

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