From: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#8]
13 Sep 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#7] 13 Sep 2006
I think I read somewhere that the speed and power settings in the Epilogs are not linear. So 10% setting for speed is not actually 10 times slower than 100% speed. They do that so that the 100 settings you can use from 1 and 100 give you more than 100:1 range in speeds. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I read that somewhere in the Epilog manual.
From: Pedaler (ROYBREWER) [#9]
13 Sep 2006
To: James (TILER02) [#1] 27 Sep 2006
James,
The Legend 32 has a max speed of 100 inches/second. I could never tell how PhotoGraV uses the max speed parameter; I could never tell the difference between setting the max speed to 100 or leave it at the default 33.
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From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#11]
13 Sep 2006
To: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#8] 14 Sep 2006
That would be unique and beneficial. New Hermes got around the problem of not being able to slow down the machine with a one byte number by making vector 1/10 the bitmap speed.
Everyone has their own method of getting around issues, but it gets confusing. (Why not just send out two bytes?) Even if it is an 8 bit processor it can be done.
From: PenTrophy (PENINSULATROPHY) [#12]
13 Sep 2006
To: James (TILER02) [#1] 27 Sep 2006
According to the specs provided to Engravers Journal in a laser system comparison buyers guide. the Legend 24 EX and 32 EX have a max carriage speed of 120 ips. The 24TT is rated at 80 ips. May 2004 issueEDITED: 13 Sep 2006 by PENINSULATROPHY
From: Pedaler (ROYBREWER) [#13]
14 Sep 2006
To: PenTrophy (PENINSULATROPHY) [#12] 14 Sep 2006
Mark,
Although he hasn't fille out his profile yet, I'm almost sure that James has a Legend 32 which is slightly slower than the Legen32 EX.
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