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    HP 7580B Problems trying convert to Vinyl cutter

    Hi there,

    I bought an old HP 7580 B Pen plotter a while ago and it was withouth a Cable.
    Now i found an old cable that would connect it to my PC but it doesn't do the job very well.
    I know i need a RS 232 C 25 Cable but i can't find it anywhere...

    I allready bought a knife holder and a 45 degree knife from roland that fit the plotter fine but now the problem is the cables/Software

    I juse Roland Cutting software and the guy i bought it from said it worked fine with him.
    I think because i don't have the right cable the plotter doesn't work good.

    I also have some problems to cut through the vinyl, how can i increase the pressure ?

    Please help me out guys


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    Hi
    If you go to homemade plotter page they have done what you are trying to do
    lots of reading and pic


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