Finally, the workflow sends 1-bit TIFF data to a Kodak Trendsetter or Magnus platesetter. The system simultaneously archives a PDF/X-1a file for future reprints. Troubleshooting Common Issues in 6.1.3 Even the best software has quirks. Here are fixes for three frequent user complaints:
| Feature | Prinergy Evo 6.1.3 | Heidelberg Prinect | Esko AE | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Commercial/Mid-size | Large/Industrial | Packaging/Labels | | Learning Curve | Moderate | Steep | Very Steep | | Imposition Power | Excellent (Preps) | Good | Excellent (PackEdge) | | Price (Approx) | $12k - $18k | $30k+ | $25k+ | | Best For | Speed & Reliability | Full factory integration | Structural design | prinergy evo 6.1.3
Solution: Ensure your MIS sends JDF version 1.3 or 1.4. Evo 6.1.3 does not support JDF 2.0. Also, verify the "Private Data" field is mapped correctly in the Evo JDF Importer. Finally, the workflow sends 1-bit TIFF data to
Before plates are made, the system generates a low-res composite PDF for customer approval. Version 6.1.3 allows soft-proofing with actual ink simulation (SWOP or GRACoL). Here are fixes for three frequent user complaints:
Solution: Roll back Microsoft KB5003638. Kodak has confirmed this security patch interferes with the Evo LPD service. Comparing Prinergy Evo 6.1.3 to Competitors How does this version stack up against alternatives like Heidelberg Prinect or Esko Automation Engine?