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An overall tint on the sheet sounds like a rendering intent issue rather than a problem with the ICC Profile If your intent is not set to Perceptual, change it and see if this removed the background tint, which I suspect is the colour management attempting to simulate paper colour.

Update: The expose was failing because coolant was not getting to the head Swapped around the hoses for the coolant and it works now

We are in Australia, so not sure if you can support us here. Machine is 2008 Quantum with upgrade to external PC. Xpo version is 2.10.540.014

Do you have a solution for this? https://printplanet.com/threads/xpo-error-10094.293955/#post-316061

Good luck with that if it's a Magnus 400, they EOL'd them so we're on our own. Machine has run perfectly for over a week, now the same problem has recurred :(

I got ours running again by restoring the configuration from a backup, this caused some other weird behaviour (cannot prepare drum for loading) so restored current config, this resulted in original issue, restored from old backup again and everything is now working.

The way that resolution is defined on inkjet printers is somewhat inconsistent. Take for example the old Scitex Iris, with a stated resolution of 300/600 dpi it produced a print much sharper than anything else available at the time, including the HP5000 with a specified resolution of 1440dpi...

We usually allow a minimum of 5mm between cutting rules, but best to ask your die cutting contractor or the die maker as they will have their own tolerances.

Norton (which used to be a good software company when Peter Norton owned it) and McAfee are the worst for spamming, I have used Sophos since the late 1990s starting with Sophos Mailmonitor for Linux on our mail server, and now using their cloud based solutions. It does it's job efficiently and...

They look like the lines you get when either your lasers need calibrating or your lead screw needs lubricating, however it should be on all colours. It may be that the combination of calibration error and screen angle may be causing the lines to be more visible on the black. I would start by...

I would not normally run an aqueous coating over UV inks, usual practice would be to dry the UV inks using interdeck UV lamps then apply a UV curable flood coating in the same pass.

Anybody have any idea what this error means Plate loads, expose gets to 29%, unloads blank plate, fails with Xpo error 10094

The client should be in the WkspInstall share on your Prinergy server

Looks like you need to change the startup sequence on the press, allow a few more rotations on dampers only prior to dropping the inkers

For a reliable workhorse of a photocopier, I would lean towards Konica Minolta

Heidelberg will sell the Prinect Production Manager as a separate module to replace Prepress Interface, we did get a quote from them when the hardware (Win XP with parallel port dongle) eventually failed. The price was prohibitive, so I have moved our Prepress interface onto a Win XP VM with a...

We have no adjustments available at the front end in Prinergy - see screenshot Press characteristic curves are applied at the press side, in our case using Heidelberg Prepress Interface It is possible to set ink zone number and size prepress side, but PPI also sets that at the press size. That's...

No, definitely no wave, I have the book right in front of me, there's a slight lift on the cover due to the lamination.

Virtually every commercial printer in the world is printing books on toner based machines without any issues of curling or wavy stock in the finished product. We have been printing books for over 30 years, our first toner based machine was a Xerox Docutech, we now have an Indigo digital press...

Cost per page is significantly higher for desktop printers than commercial equipment, once you calculate the cost of toner, paper and other supplies, I am quite sure your cost per book will be higher than using a print on demand service. You may want to look into this company for your book...