Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle)

"Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle)"

Good afternoon my dear Greek friend, I also I have the WC 7655, the same machine that you and I'm very happy. I have read with great attention the post open "Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle) and I would need to print DOT or LINE or ELLIPSE whenever I want and not According To machine's unknown way of Deciding".
For me it would be important for my job to know how do you get it? ... With a screwdriver and apart from postscript and unix knowledge to do so ...

I know you and your solution works, and you do not need help me but I would be very grateful.

By the way, you know how you can print at 2400 x 2400, or 600x600 dpi 1200x1200x whenever you want?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks in advance.

 

Hi
RichardGardner, I have read with great attention the post open "Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle)".
I would need to print DOT or LINE or ELLIPSE whenever I want and not according to machine's unknown way of deciding.

Do you Plus.ma gave a solution?

By the way you know how you can print at 2400 x 2400, or 600x600 dpi 1200x1200x whenever you want?

Thanks in advance.

 

"Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle)"

"Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle)"

Good afternoon my dear Greek friend, I also I have the WC 7655, the same machine that you and I'm very happy. I have read with great attention the post open "Xerox WC 7655 and SP (Screening Puzzle) and I would need to print DOT or LINE or ELLIPSE whenever I want and not According To machine's unknown way of Deciding".
For me it would be important for my job to know how do you get it? ... With a screwdriver and apart from postscript and unix knowledge to do so ...

I know you and your solution works, and you do not need help me but I would be very grateful.

By the way, you know how you can print at 2400 x 2400, or 600x600 dpi 1200x1200x whenever you want?

Thanks in advance.

 

Hi guys. There was mentioned that why xerox makes DC242 and DC252 which are the same machines only 10 cmp apart in speed. What's interesting is - there is no difference in production cost - there is a chip that programmed to tell machine a rotating speed so here is the question - I xerox can afford to sell a DC242 for, say, 22,000 (I don't know how much - just made up the number) why is 252 is few thousand more expensive? It is highly unlikely that they spent an extra penny to make 252 VS 242.... Then comes a maintenance and duty cycle - 252 is higher that 242, if it the same machine why PM should last longer in 252 if it is the same machine as 242? Looks like we're being fed a load of crap by entire copier manufacture industry - It does works about the same with other manufacturers. I used to work as a tech for Toshiba, Sharp, proficient in Canon equipment, it is about the same politics from anyone....
It is just sad...
I mean supposedly a team of engineers creates a print engine, test it and difine that it can stably run producing speed of DC262. Ok - great, lets make the best of it and sell it to our customer at best possible price and make more money on service contracts and repeat business. To make a long story short - If DC262 exist, why castrate it to be 242? If 242 being sold and profit is made - this should be acceptable price for the box even if few digit in the E-prom changed and it runs with the speed of 262... I mean at some point everything become obvious, and people will realize that they're being held for an idiots and walk away and they should...

 

Hi plus.ma

i also have the same screening problem
Please help me with the solution to this problem
Email: mediafocusint@gmail.com, lubandesigns@yahoo.com

 

Hi everyone

Has anyone received information from plus.ma about solving the screening problem
I will be very glad to pass it on to me: mediafocusint@gmail.com, lubandesigns@yahoo.com

Please help!!

Thanx in advance