[amayausers.com] Re: design download denied
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- Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:11:25 UT
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Okay, I'll admit right up that I am not a computer geek-know nothing about
them. BUT in my graphic shop here I have all kinds of 'electronic' things-high
quality printer for vellum, engraver, digital printer, vinyl cutter, etc. What
I've learned over the years is that humidity (and lack of it) contribute
greatly to how your computers (and electronics) work. Too dry, and static
electricity builds up and can wreak havoc on how things work. My expensive
printer-has a setting in it to compensate. One of my plotters has a 'pot' that
you can adjust with a fine screwdriver. The cutters also have 'antistatic'
tinsel to dissapate the static. If you don't get rid of it, a little crackle of
static can shut things down, corrupt data feed, screw up settings...I know in
the past someone here was talking about setting their Big Red on 'anti static'
floor mats to get rid of it. For awhile I had a cutter and an automatic
screenprinter 'grounded' with a wire direct from the chassis to the grou
nd plug on the wall outlet.
I even had to hook a ground wire to my wedding band to run some special ink on
materials one time it got so bad.
So...my thoughts are-seeing the weather reports with some areas of the US in
severe drought/heat-check everything for static electricity-add grounding, anti
static floor mats, etc.
Might be well worth it!
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