Dunno. As far as I understand, you need to use an external converter like ps2ai.ps
If you're using Windows, here's a nice write up on how to convert ps to ai... might try that.
http://www.mayura.com/ps2ai.htm

Chevee

I use Flexi for my plotter and it imports Inkscapes EPS just fine...
Actually, come to think of it, I did have an error once and discovered that Flexi will import SVG's.
Will Roland's software import a vector? If so, be sure to save it as "Plain SVG"

Chevee

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