Mimaki Jf 1631 Manual Meat

 
Mimaki Jf 1631 Manual Meat

Hello Jay download from here Make sure rasterlink is closed. Go to start,all programs, rasterlink,profile manager and click ok that should bring up the profile manager.

Go to the top click on profiles, device,add profiles, manipulate your way to where you have saved the downloaded files, Highlight all of them (make sure they are not zipped and if they are then unzip them all before getting to this point) you should see them all being added to the list and when finished you should see a black down arrow click on that and it will add them all. At this point you should also see any profiles that you dont want in the list and delete them. Use the buttons on the top to delete or remove profiles. Once done close and then open rasterlink then go to a job and then ' print condition' and the profile you would like to try. Hope this helps Tekkie1.

Hello Jay download from here Make sure rasterlink is closed. Go to start,all programs, rasterlink,profile manager and click ok that should bring up the profile manager. Go to the top click on profiles, device,add profiles, manipulate your way to where you have saved the downloaded files, Highlight all of them (make sure they are not zipped and if they are then unzip them all before getting to this point) you should see them all being added to the list and when finished you should see a black down arrow click on that and it will add them all. At this point you should also see any profiles that you dont want in the list and delete them. Use the buttons on the top to delete or remove profiles.

Once done close and then open rasterlink then go to a job and then ' print condition' and the profile you would like to try. Hope this helps Tekkie1. Though I am not familiar with your particular machine [ JF 1631 ] MOST Mimakis' running dual CYMK ink set up will fire ALL the print heads exactly as they where designed too. The only difference with the dual CYMK set up is that the second set of ink carts only supply ink after the primary cart runs out of ink. IF the 'tech' you mentioned in your first post on this issue is factory trained he/she should know this.

144 Strand Dna Activation Lords Of Karma. Provide that your tech did the conversion to dual CYMK matching cartridges SHOULD be tied to each other with the proper fittings at the back of the cartridges. IF done per factory specs once you do your initial fill sequence, the machine will do most of the work for you regarding switching carts when needed. YOUR Job will be using the Rasterlink software to properly monitor the ink consumption, and keep a set of back up inks in stock so that once your primary ink carts 'switch' to the secondary carts you can swap in the replacement carts and the process continues. Though I am not familiar with your particular machine [ JF 1631 ] MOST Mimakis' running dual CYMK ink set up will fire ALL the print heads exactly as they where designed too. The only difference with the dual CYMK set up is that the second set of ink carts only supply ink after the primary cart runs out of ink.

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IF the 'tech' you mentioned in your first post on this issue is factory trained he/she should know this. Provide that your tech did the conversion to dual CYMK matching cartridges SHOULD be tied to each other with the proper fittings at the back of the cartridges. IF done per factory specs once you do your initial fill sequence, the machine will do most of the work for you regarding switching carts when needed. YOUR Job will be using the Rasterlink software to properly monitor the ink consumption, and keep a set of back up inks in stock so that once your primary ink carts 'switch' to the secondary carts you can swap in the replacement carts and the process continues. Click to expand. I must have completely misunderstood what dual CMYK meant. Based on earlier conversations on here, I was told it would allow me to print at a lower pass rate with higher quality results and your method does not suggest that at all.