[dtdm]

I recently purchased a pc-12 and am missing an original Black Process cartridge, I have plenty of other cartridges however. What I plan on doing is coloring or painting over an existing cartridge to make the pc-12 think it is a black cartridge. Could someone assist me by scanning or taking a pic of the actual sticker.
I need a pic of the weird black on silver sticker that will have a number like "12" not sure what blacks number actually is...


That or is there a way to bypass the color check, or manually tell it what color there is?!

Thanks in advance

 

[dtdm]

please help me

 

[Corel Whisperer]

You may have to purchase another black cartridge to accomplish what you are looking to do. I did see a similar post on Roland’s site about a year ago, don’t think anyone ever replied.
CW

 

[dtdm]

I actually have one on order. However I feel I am going to be running into this with other colors? I guess I can always use the gold spot color , but load it with green/purple/pink...

When I get a cartridge I will scan all the stickers I have for people in the future.

 

[Corel Whisperer]

If you don’t mind me asking are you using aftermarket ribbons in the unit? This would be the only reason I could see why you would need to make your own stickers.
CW

 

[dtdm]

The only true roland cartridges I have are yellow, cyan, blue, magenta, red, and white. I have picked up a few aftermarket refills... that's where I will run into some problems.

The reason I was looking for a black sticker was to basically use a marker and convert a sticker to the black cartridge sticker. Allowing me to use the machine to do a small job, rather than waiting over a week for one to get shipped to me.