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Since the 1970's other versions, typically produced on transparent, Graphic Arts photographic films became quite popular. We used to give away different versions much like this one:

I already miss your weekly fresh, original, witty humor, presented in such compelling photo-graphics. AND...those amusing discussions...

As a small business owner also more than 5 decades in the trade, I am well aware of the "Natural Selection" and the accelerated "Survival of the Fittest" happening in our rapidly changing and shrinking industry. My point is that smaller shops wishing to modernize may sometimes find themselves...

Using any means? When a major vendors' management instruct their service departments to deny any type of support to their long time customers - I tend to regard this is INTENTIONAL harm! Their "need to maximize income" is translated to actually trying to kill all their EOL (End Of Life)...

Buying major vendors' modern rip/workflow usually mean entering a costly subscription agreement, which usually entail mandatory upgrading of hardware. This may become quite a burden for smaller shops.

You may want to check out stand-alone rips such as Harlequin and StudioRip.

I gather that this LP 2000 Beida card is not going to replaces a card in the Dolev. Xitron/Compose cards reside inside their specific external interconnection box. Seems strange that a Scitex card will fit that system, do you actually know anyone using this card?

The Scitex RIP is software, not hardware. The latest versions run on a Unix workstation/server (BRISQUE) that sends the bitmapped imaging data via the TSP card/cable to the Dolevs' Electronics Box. Try peeking under the BEIDA sticker and see what is written on the PCB. BTW, on which card is...

I am not familiar with this board, the Dolev 800V3 Ebox I have contains different boards. Please enlighten me, what is the function of this board?

Whichever CTP machine you buy, make sure you will have no restriction on changing plate parameters at will. Try not to get caught up in a situation that forces you to depend on vendors' will/authorization/expertise to change the plate brand - if and when you want to. This may also affect...

Actually I have quit a few spare parts from 3 Lotem 800V2 I took apart so as to have spare parts for my own machine. PM me if you want anything specific.

Please describe the lines (thickness, spacing etc.). are they caused by laser exposure or lack of it. Try changing drum rotation speeds and laser intensities. Also, write the cat. numbers of the original TSP card and the replacement. BTW, where about are you located?

Take out the Interlock Board and check if it has burn (short-circuit) marks. It happened to us a few years ago, the burnt item was replaced and the Lotem was fixed.

Did you try to replace the Interlock Board? Concerning your 2nd Lotem - I am not a trained technician but AFAIK, if a spare TSP board has the same type of connector, it should work. However, I would start by unplugging the TSP board and cleaning the connectors.

Regarding power not reaching the Lbox - try replacing the Interlock Board located in the Distribution Box. See the diagram on page 4 of the attached file, Concerning the problem in your 2nd Lotem - after restarting both the Brisque and the Lotem, do you get the same error again?

Perhaps this may help:

I wonder why isn't it more popular to Virtualize older computers, with all their existing, comfortably interoperable, legally licensed software. Virtual Machines generally work very well on modern computers under modern OS's. IMHO many smaller firms and independent users don't really need...

When our Lotem 800 reported a Local board error we were advised to switch positions with the other Local board.

Thank you Magnus. You are correct, plotting 1 bit files is no problem for Brisque with TSP, we do it regularly for files ripp'ed on modern third party rips (HQ, StudioRip) as well as files done in Photoshop and sometimes, rarely nowadays, CopyDot files we scan from separated films. Thus, we are...

Quite a selection as well: https://www.peakoptics.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=65