Roland VersaWork® Version 5.50
Sept. 1, 2015

Thank you for purchasing Roland DG product.  Please read the following before using Roland VersaWorks.

Known Problems and Restrictions in This Release:
Problem 1:	In Variable Data Printing, some PDF files cannot be recognized as a Variable job.
Workaround:	Add the file to the Job List after saving it in PS or EPS format.

Problem 2:	Even if Margin for EPS is set in 0.35mm, the cutting line for a certain EPS data cannot be previewed.
Workaround:	Not avoidable. This happens only on preview. If EPS margin is set in 0.35mm, actual cutting will be performed correctly.

Problem 3:	When a tile is rotated 90 degrees, the size of "Overlap" unexpectedly changes from specified value, under following conditions. "Top-Left" or "All Corners" is selected for "Overlap" of "Clip and Tile" function and "Trim Marks" is active on "Marks" of "Mark" function.
Workaround:	Not use "Trim Marks" when "Top-Left" or "All Corners" is selected for "Overlap". Or, print the tile without rotating 90 degrees.

Problem 4:	Some part of PhotoshopEPS data more than 21839 pixel in the feed direction is previewed/printed black.
Workaround:	Convert the file into the Tiff or JPEG format or make it less than 21839 pixel.

Problem 5:	A JPEG file which Format Option selected when it is saved is [Progressive] cannot be added to the Job List.
Workaround:	Save the file again selecting [Baseline (Standard)] or [Baseline Optimized].

Problem 6:	JPEG-compressed Tiff and ZIP-compressed Tiff files are not supported.
Workaround:	Convert the file into the Tiff format without compression or LZW Tiff].

Problem 7:	After printing with "Center on the Media" and with Crop Marks, you remove this printed media once. Even if the printer detects their Crop Marks to start cutting, printing and cutting do not match. (Only for Print&Cut machines.)
Workaround:	"Center on the Media" is to centerize the printing to the media width, that is detected by the positions of the pinch rollers. If their positions are changed, since the media width is also changed, printing and cutting do not match.After reloading the media, perform cutting without "Get Media Width", or perform both printing and cutting without "Center on the Media."

Problem 8:	When the contour line is created with activating the [Align Stroke to Inside] or [Align Stroke to Outside] in [Align Stroke] on the Illustrator CS2/CS3/CS4, the contour line is not recognized as the contour line.
Workaround:	Set [Align Stroke] to [Align Stroke to Center].

Problem 9:	The overlapped object may not be totally printed when some object overlaps the SpotColor object ([RDG_WHITE] or [RDG_GLOSS] or [RDG_MetallicSilver]).
Workaround:	Use [Overprint Fill] option in [Attributes] window on the SpotColor object, or set the unprinted object to the foreground.

Problem 10:	The estimated ink consumption is not calculated when a number of files are added to Job List in quick succession or all at once.
Workaround:	Add a file one by one at interval.

Problem 11:	Unnecessary black line or white line is printed if a big file sized image is included in Job data.
Workaround:	Reduce the file size by changing to a low resolution.

Problem 12:	Composed TIFF job is not processed correctly if [Mirror] in [Layout] tab is checked.
Workaround:	Use a TIFF data which reversed an image beforehand.

Problem 13:	The object which is over lapped by an object painted with a pattern fill using Roland Texture System Library may not be printed.
Workaround:	Set the object pained with a pattern fill using Roland Texture System Library to the background.

Problem 14:	With LEC-series, even if “Single Color Limit” of GL ink is changed at Calibration Settings in Media Explorer, the changed limit cannot be applied to a job that is composed of two TIFF files.
Workaround:	To change and apply the “Single Color Limit” for GL ink, change also the limit for WH ink to the same percentage.

Problem 15:	When continuously adding PDF files EPS siles to the Job List, Roland VersaWorks may display alert message [The file is corrupted.].
Workaround:	Add a file one by one at interval. When you can not add a job file, restart the Roland VersaWorks.

Adding a Printer Port
1.	Double click on the [Printer and Fax] icon in the Control Panel.  [Printer and Fax] window opens.
2.	Select [Server Properties] from [File] menu to open [Print Server Properties] dialog window.
For Vista users, select [Server Properties] as “Run as administrator.”
3.	Select [Port] tab, click on [Add Port…], and [New Port Type…], then [Installing Port Monitor] is displayed.  Click on [Browse…] and select the INF file on the installer CD-ROM.  The INF file can be found in \PrinterDriver\English\PortMonitor.
4.	[Versa File Port] has been added to [Available Port Types].  Select it and click on [New Port…]
5.	Type [VERSA-(nickname)] as a port name and click OK.
Specify the nickname of the printer you are using.
6.	[Port Configure] dialog is displayed.  Click on […], then select a folder where to output – C:\Program Files\Roland VersaWorks\VersaWorks\Printer\(nickname)\Input-A.  Then finish the windows by clicking [Close].
Nickname is the name you specified when setting up the printer, and it will be the folder’s name.

Adding a Printer
1.	Double click on the [Printer and Fax] icon in the Control Panel.  [Printer and Fax] window opens.
2.	Select [Add Printer] from [File] menu to start Add Printer Wizard.
3.	In this Wizard, select [VERSA-A] that has been added according to the above steps, to add it to printer ports.
4.	At [Install Printer Software], click on [Have Disk], and then select the file, [RolandVersaWorks.inf] on the installer CD-ROM.  This file is in the following folder depending upon OS language and type.
	\PrinterDriver\English\Windows2000_XP_Vista (Type of OS)
5.	Click on [Complete] to finish the Wizard, then the new printer has been added.