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hello,  Thank you for your contribution, could you send it to me jgnune@hotmail.es. I was currently modifying an epson r265 with uv light and dampers, it is working with paper but, I wanted to put it with a flat bed and I think it is the same base as the l805 that I have for sublimation.  

While I'm not sure about your specific circumstance, AcroRip 10.3 has a known bug that affects XP 15000 paper feed. There is a 10.4 beta out now that addresses a fix.

Yea, It can get confusing. There is quite a bit not covered by their manual actually, But it's a great starting point. Glad you figured it out!

nevermind i figured it out you have to move the whole unzipped driver folder over to the program files(86) - Eukon Digital for it to show up lol they didnt specify that 

A 12V motor running on 24v will run *theoretically* twice as fast. It’s not linear, but in general. So whatever speed you were getting with the motor you bought, would be faster than rated.    that is true about the higher RPM, this one was originally designed with a 10RPM motor though. That and 24V motors have a wider range of functionality than 12V, at least in my experience. I’m assuming slower is going to be worse, because you mentioned you couldn’t get yours to go fast enough under load. It’s up to you though. With my original shaker 5rpm is almost too much, mine runs better turned down about halfway with the 5rpm motor, so like 2.5rpm. I don’t know with this one since it was originally 10RPM and has smaller holes. That’s going to be up to you and what you think with yours. I haven’t used it yet.    as for the relays, I mentioned after receiving this new one, it doesn’t use mechanical relays, rather solid state relays. So my original shaker takes those Omron relays, but this new one doesn’t.    I think the main issue here is the fact that they look the same, but aren’t even close and originally my version was different than yours. Without photos of your stuff, I was giving you the wrong voltage.