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Offline Screened Gear

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Re: New Press From Workhorse
« Reply #30 on: May 01, 2014, 06:33:07 PM »
Next time I am in phoenix I am going to stop and take a look. It looks nice. I am not really in the market but new presses are always fun to mess with. Maybe I can print a workhorse shirt on the press...


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Re: New Press From Workhorse
« Reply #31 on: May 01, 2014, 06:45:37 PM »
Hey nice vid, but did I here that this machine is wifi? that scares me being able to go on the internet, what protects the control head from virus attacks if possible.  Allso with this much control within the print head you should be able to keep a print job on a zip drive and recall that job.

Darryl

There's virus software on the tablet. The wifi service you'll be using will likely be your own, so it will be secure. If you're still worried, you can turn off the wifi.

Info on storing set up data will be released soon.
Paul.... I'm sure you meant to say "anti-virus" software.

Roger that, "Anti-Virus." I'll edit the post.
Paul Schmidt
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Workhorse Products, Inc.
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pschmidt@workhorseproducts.com

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Re: New Press From Workhorse
« Reply #32 on: May 01, 2014, 06:47:55 PM »
Next time I am in phoenix I am going to stop and take a look. It looks nice. I am not really in the market but new presses are always fun to mess with. Maybe I can print a workhorse shirt on the press...

We got shirts, ink and screens waiting for you.
Paul Schmidt
Regional Manager
Workhorse Products, Inc.
(602)414-3684
pschmidt@workhorseproducts.com

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Re: New Press From Workhorse
« Reply #33 on: May 01, 2014, 07:00:07 PM »
Very impressive....

I'm very happy to hear that the 'windows' part of it is only the HMI...

I was a bit concerned when we first heard about the press running on windows, knowing that the important feedback loops and etc are being done on a PLC makes me far less concerned.