Oki White Toner Printers - C711WT - Printer Driver Settings -

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Oki White Toner Printers - C711WT - Printer Driver Settings -

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Condé's Product Manager Doug DeWitt presents the technique for setting up the print driver for the Condé Oki C711WT, Color Laser Printer specifically built and certified for White Toner transfer paper imaging. The OKI C711wt is a letter-size color laser printer that uses a WHITE toner cartridge and is compatible with both standard and self-weeding textile transfer papers. Create graphics with both color and white that can apply to cotton and cotton-poly blend fabrics of any color! The OKI 711WT provides cost-effective fabric transfer production without the constant maintenance associated with direct-to-garment or silk screening systems.
A printer with high-quality color - including white - for textile transfers in a compact design and affordable price, the OKI C711wt represents the future of digital decoration.
Available at conde.com. Part Number #62439301

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@cheetahjab 9 жыл бұрын

Thank you Doug , a lot of great information for a my new printer which is arriving this weekend :)

@locri3n 9 жыл бұрын

Very helpful. Thanks.

@tatianacrochet2024 9 жыл бұрын

Hello! I have a question - I am using a forever laser dark no cut low temp transfer paper so I am wondering which media type should I use? Ultra Heavy 1, Ultra Heavy 3 or Films? Also I am printing my designs from Corel X7 (vectorized image) so I was wondering should I use Graphics option for my ICM Intent? Thank you in advance for your questions, your videos are extremely helpful!

@condesystems 8 жыл бұрын

+Tatjana Civcic ............If your FOREVER Low-Temp Laser Dark has a "film sheet" for the imaging sheet, then set the Media Type in your OKI C711wt to "Films" in order to run the film. As far as the ICM intent, we recommend setting it to either "disable" or "managed by printer".

@AaNanchev 7 жыл бұрын

Hi , I have Oki 920wt, i got it yesterday. I bought it mostly because of your videos... Anyway, my question is....Do i need to adjust coreldraw color profile or the default settings will handle the colors? I am using Neenah image laser dark paper, but i am getting very light colors and not very accurate. My correl is set with sawgrass sublimation profile, because i do sublimation as well..., do you think this should be the issue in my case, or the color profile is not important because the printer handles the colors anyway? Can you suggest settings for coredraw to print with Oki 920wt? Thanks in advance, Angel

@condesystems 7 жыл бұрын

Do not use the Sawgrass color profile with your OKI C920wt. In the driver for the OKI C920wt, set the Image Color Management (ICM) to "Handled by Printer" and the OKI will color manage the output.

@bcapturecreate 8 жыл бұрын

Hi tell me by applying these changes does this mean I do not have to change the colour management settings in corel draw? as when I print from corel my colours are all wrong. Eg. red prints pink, black prints green etc. Should I work by exporting my file as a jpeg and then print or can I print straight from corel draw? Please help!!!

@condesystems 8 жыл бұрын

+Brynmor Marais ...................We suggest that you either "disable color management" or set the ICM method in the driver to "Handled by Printer". The main reason is that Corel Draw (and every other graphic software) were all written under the same assumption, that you are printing to a standard CMYK printer. Since the OKI White Toner printers are CMY+W, allow the printer to manage colors or completely disable the feature.

@photoar8666 7 жыл бұрын

if I'm using FOREVER DARK NO CUT paper, should i follow the same driver settings? When I print white color, gray spots occurs on paper which do not print properly on garments.

@condesystems 7 жыл бұрын

Please refer to the following video, "Oki White Toner Printers - FOREVER Low Temp LaserDark Transfer Paper", on CondeTV (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/odpgldNmvdfRhmg.html) for a detailed review of driver setting for running FOREVER Low-Temp Laser Dark in an OKI White Toner Printer.

@cindibasson 8 жыл бұрын

Hi followed all instructions as per video from Coreldraw printing pref but still no white layer being printed. Where in my PC can I adjust settings in Oki driver? Thanks in advance

@condesystems 7 жыл бұрын

(1) Open the OKI C711wt Driver. (2) Click on the "Color" Tab. (3) Make sure under "Print Mode" that you have "White On" selected. If white is on, then your OKI will print with 4 process colors. With white OFF, only the Cyan, Magenta and Yellow colors are used to generate the print.

@Skynepsis 9 жыл бұрын

Hi me again, what are the postscript settings for A4XL please. Thanks.

@condesystems 9 жыл бұрын

Skynepsis As far as the paper size, you can set to A4 or use the "PostScript Custom Page Size" to set the dimensions of your sheet. However, you will need the grams per square meter (GSM) weight of the paper to set the Media Type properly.

@Skynepsis 9 жыл бұрын

Hi, I recently purchased the rip software from one of your suppliers in the UK, when I installed it and tested it there was no grid on the images but now there is and I cannot get rid of it, am I registering the software correctly? I heard this was a demo problem but this is no demo. thanks.

@condesystems 9 жыл бұрын

Skynepsis Report this problem to Mr. David Lewis at LUCID DREAM (david@luciddream.com). He is the best authority on the FOREVER Transfer RIP program, and should be able to tell you how to remove the grid / watermark.

@Skynepsis 9 жыл бұрын

Thank you I think it is sorted now, I didn't realize the fob had to be present when loading the app. While I am here can you advise me on how to get better blacks on the OKI 711 WT. Many thanks.

@condesystems 9 жыл бұрын

Skynepsis My advice for the "best black" would be to use an RGB Black, not CMYK or Pantone. Understand that the OKI C711wt will never be able to produce a "true black", but an RGB process black is "close enough" for most applications.

@Skynepsis 9 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I promise I wont bother you all the time but I am presently doing a lot of testing, I have not purchased any laser specific mugs yet but have tested on glass and found that the image always scratches off and also the image is left with what looks like a glue coating on the image, I am obviously doing something wrong? I just purchased a best sub mug press that does 2 mugs at a time, I am using the forever transfer paper for mugs, after the image has been printed is the mug press ok to use for sealing the image or do I need a seperate oven? I am sure you are familiar with the problems that I am having, I will try to keep my questions to a minimum. Thanks.

@condesystems 9 жыл бұрын

Skynepsis Most "Hard Surface" transfer papers for substrates are rated for "decorative products", not durable products. Since the image is being applied to the surface of your substrate with a coating from the paper, that coating can be rubbed or scratched off. Therefore, you should only use a transfer paper on a substrate that is not meant to be handled or used. If you use hard surface transfer papers for mugs, you will have a "hand-wash" mug, not a dishwasher safe mug. Excess coating on your substrate can be removed with acetone. In fact, acetone will "clean" the image applied with a hard surface paper off your substrate.

@locri3n 9 жыл бұрын

Actually really bad advice on the remove media check option. It fried our fuser.

@condesystems 9 жыл бұрын

The "media check" feature prompts the OKI Printer to give a "Type Mismatch" error if the paper feeding through the printer is heavier than the factory default programmed. Simply put, it should allow you to print without having to clear the "Type Mismatch" error from the OKI printer. This said, you should always check to make sure you selected the proper media weight for the paper you are feeding and make sure the weight of your media is within the printing parameters of the OKI unit. For more information on this feature, you can contact OKI direct at 1-800-OKI-DATA (1-800-654-3282).

@rokinjosiah 8 жыл бұрын

+Mike c dude, you are wrong man... check yourself =0)