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its simple use a creo controller and this resolve your problems

Creo 260 Creo 260 Maybe you shoud look at exploring and purchasing a used Creo CX260? Where are you located and maybe I could help you?

The Creo really does provide consistent image quality during a run and there is no magenta cast as you have with EFI. As for machine it's personal preference - I currently use a Canon 7000 with Creo and so far it's been great, however wished the service could be improved!!

Xerox 770 - Waste of Time Xerox 770 - Waste of Time Xerox claim the new 770 device is a complete new machine however this is untrue. The upgrade to 770 is basically a 700 engine with firmware changes, a new cooling system and ACQS (in-line spectrophotometer). Also they have changed the front...

EFI is an office RIP and not a 'true' production RIP - you will stuggle with PPML too even though its supported.

Make sure you insist on getting the Creo Color Server RIP CX700 with the Advanced Color Kit with Spectro. We are using this today and the RIP speed is amazing considering we were EFI before and had the RIP changed by Xerox. The Creo offers the following benefits: 1. No need to Re-RIP a job 2...

Bob, Agree with your comments however dont forget that EFI reverse engineered VPS support for their RIPS!!

Simple swap your Fiery RIP for a Creo C80 controller as this RIP is designed for Variable Data work using both VPS/PPML/OPS/OPDF etc and there loads of case studies out there! It not only works great with VDP but the overall colour stabbility and speed is very impressive - go and kick Ricoh and...

Its seems to me that the engine is not placing enough ink onto paper - therefore i suggest you raise a call with Xerox........ what about the NVM settings?

Are you using off the glass calibration or with XRITE? It might worth checking your Magenta in k coverage from within the engine also ensure you have the latest service packs installed.

Creo CX1000 all the way Creo CX1000 all the way I am currently using a Xerox 1000 press with Creo CX1000 and its far superior than the FreeFlow RIP from Xerox. Simple things like not having to RIP a file when you make a change, the ability to RIP 2 jobs simultaneously, colour output!! Also...