JLRobertson
Active member
Do you know your operators well? Because techs aren't the ones running the machines.
I know them well enough to know they didn't design or manufacture the machine.
Do you know your operators well? Because techs aren't the ones running the machines.
Ubertech,
I have to have my 5 cents worth here...
I've been reading numerous posts over the past year to do with the KM6500/6501 and I am horrified by the lack of understanding out there in the field. We have a 6500 + 6501, and have printed over 4 million clicks in just over 2 years, these are great machines if you understand how to get the best out of them, and we are getting outstanding results using a combination of Dot 1 or Dot 2 Type 2 etc, coated or uncoated stock.
But my real point is - hats off to you for such a great attitude over all this time, you patiently try and help everybody, no funny remarks - well done.
It was your advice about Dot 2 type 2 that changed our print shop - thank you, keep it up.
James.
We have the FS-503 with an "elevator" tray too. I just looked it up, and according to the book it does 3,000 sheets. But it doesn't, it holds a small lift (few inches?) stops the machine and demands to be emptied.
Any KM techs out there with an answer?
Print the same file in b&w and then colour then measure the paper. You will probably find the colour sheet is shorter by 1/2 a mm as the extra toner has shrunk the page more. For high coverage work you will have to adjust the horizontal magnification to account for this.
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