Calibration is only responsible for improving dot spacing in printing, and it is performed as the print head ages in order to raise the print accuracy, which declines as the print head ages, but it becomes useless after the print head reaches the end of its life. In conclusion, it has nothing to do with treating the lines that appear during printing. Printing is a completely different topic.

Unfortunately, we do not deal with Epson printers, but what I am sure of is that the driver in this case has nothing to do with the printing options, such as printing with white or with varnish. As you know, the basic Epson 4880 printer does not print white or varnish, which is responsible in this case for Making the printer print what you want is the Acro Rip 10 application. It is supposed to give you these options. You can write to the company that developed it and try to obtain information from them in this regard.

@@audleyinlebanon you, in the movie you posted, add a file to the printing program, the one I don't have, that's why I need that file, I said it's a driver, I need a file for the MainTop 5.3 printing program or for the FlexiSign_Pro_10.5 programs rip works for me too, but I can't make settings for my printer

you, in the movie you posted, add a file to the printing program, the one I don't have, that's why I need that file, I said it's a driver, I need a file for the MainTop 5.3 printing program or for the FlexiSign_Pro_10.5 programs rip works for me too, but I can't make settings for my printer

@@dafinlacatos8144 The printing system in Chinese printers is completely different from Epson printers or those modified from them, and the Maintop application is also completely different from Acrorip. In Chinese printers, ICC files come independently and differ depending on the printer’s ink system. However, in Epson printers, all printing settings come within the driver, and here comes the role of Acrorip to modify them by allowing printing in white and sometimes French, according to the printer model.

@@audleyinlebanonI understand and thank you for all the information

Unfortunately, most of the problems with DTF printers are specific to white ink. The problem with this color of ink is complex and has many causes. As you know, the white color does not exist. Therefore, the method of manufacturing this ink is different from the rest of the inks. It has a high density and you cannot use it from anywhere. Without having a stirring tool to distribute its density, however, according to our experiences, problems with white ink covering the printed material have several causes, I will list them according to the degree to which they occur to customers: 1- Check the print head nozzles if all of them are open, and if some of them are closed, you may sometimes have to manually clean the head. 2- Put the head cleaning material on the print head cap daily. After you finish working on the printer, do the head cleaning process the next day before printing. 3- Make sure you have a pump to move the ink in order to distribute its density. 4- Change the ink quality if you are using inks different from those of the manufacturer.

You must perform the calibration process for the white color in the printer and then try it. You can send me a picture of the work afterward to see if there is a possibility to help you. You can use this short video in order to perform the calibration. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bw13CKNuUEw.html&pp=iAQB

Me too. How do you fix it?

@@nguyenvudang0202 i found out it is the firmware that needed changing and also need maintool app to actually be used instead.

Your red might be missing... try a nozzle test or wash... its the red

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