JMO
Active Member
Just a question for anyone still using an ALPS md5000
Mine started doing something recently...
In the print setup screen I select the Vphoto film so I can get the 2400 dpi for my waterslide decals.
It prints the colors properly but when it comes to do the glossy finish it will start to make the first pass but the cartridge will only lay down about 1/2" of coat then it freezes and makes a high pitched hum for a second then an error message appears that says the print job could not be completed because the ink cartridge is broken.
There is nothing wrong with the cartridge as it works fine when I print with the setting on 'laser paper' and run the decal film through.
I even put in old and new cartridges but get the same error.
The error even happens when I use the Vphoto setting but run an actual piece of laser paper so its not defective decal paper.
I am presuming I have a new glitch which is being caused by choosing "Vphoto film" for the paper but I just wanted to toss it out in case someone else has run into this.
While I'm at it, any users ever come up with a solution to driving the printer on Windows 10?
I still keep an old PC running Windows '95 strictly for using the ALPS.
Thanks
Mine started doing something recently...
In the print setup screen I select the Vphoto film so I can get the 2400 dpi for my waterslide decals.
It prints the colors properly but when it comes to do the glossy finish it will start to make the first pass but the cartridge will only lay down about 1/2" of coat then it freezes and makes a high pitched hum for a second then an error message appears that says the print job could not be completed because the ink cartridge is broken.
There is nothing wrong with the cartridge as it works fine when I print with the setting on 'laser paper' and run the decal film through.
I even put in old and new cartridges but get the same error.
The error even happens when I use the Vphoto setting but run an actual piece of laser paper so its not defective decal paper.
I am presuming I have a new glitch which is being caused by choosing "Vphoto film" for the paper but I just wanted to toss it out in case someone else has run into this.
While I'm at it, any users ever come up with a solution to driving the printer on Windows 10?
I still keep an old PC running Windows '95 strictly for using the ALPS.
Thanks