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we have a very small in-house repro room (4.5 by 6m) with two Ricoh C5310's in. usually the use is not too heavy, few active hours per day. but in peak periods they'll be running non-stop the whole day. when that happens, it starts to stink in the room, and i don't know if i'm imagining it...

So you want the pages to come out uncollated in groups like: Cover, 111, cover, 222, cover, 333? You could use a batch printing application like Batch Print Pro from Traction Software to print more sophisticated cover sheets. You could probably print each page as a separate document and then...

i can't speak to doing this on a KM Pro951. only that i have a dual post-inserter on a Ricoh C5310. It's actually a big disappointment because the paper take such a sharp bend into the machine that they are prone to jams. and being a post-inserter i can't fine tune the settings on inserted...

yeah - this is not a million miles away from us except we have very limited in-house design capacity. there are a couple of people in another department who use in-design for publications though and I think i can work with them to try and do some joint training and help each other out. they...

thank you. honestly - we don't really have processes. various people from different departments in different continents just contract out design and print work to external places without any coordination or consistency. i'm trying to in-source some of the printing now that we have capacity in...

Thanks for this! I think colour management training is definitely high on the agenda! The designers are all external businesses so we're specifying a product like you say. I won't be using any unlicensed software either fwiw..

I'm not sure if this is in the correct sub forum, so apologies if not. In short, my organisation contracts out a lot of graphic design work. Normally this is contracted out to external printers for printing. We have an in-house repro and we're dipping our toes in printing some of the booklets...

can't help you with that but i'd advise lawyering up.

have you tried kicking it really hard?

Thanks! I suspect it's either something like this or there is perhaps a dependence upon another piece of hardware which I don't have. Tech is going to refer it upwards as he was completely stumped by it. Does anyone have a service manual they could send me out of curiosity?

today's learnings: - I have found that I can select higher than paper weight 7 from mixed media if I change Finisher Ouput to "face up" instead of "face down". - Problem is this then disables any stapling. - I checked the manual again and it does support up to paper weight 9 for saddle...

today's update: The covers are jamming from the post inserter just after they go around the second bend and down into the machine. I'm pretty confident that if I were able to set it at paper weight 8 then this would solve itself. Today I am sending the covers through the bypass tray instead...

thanks Tommy! good to hear from another user. in this case it's not about exceeding the number of allowed pages or thickness though. when i'm in CWS, even for a one page sheet, if i got to Mixed Media I cannot select anything from any tray above paper weight 7. Which makes no sense to me!

interior is 80gsm. it won't let me choose such a heavy weight as the cover for the interior pages whilst also centre stapling it.. further update: I think i wasn't locking the pages in place correctly in the post-inserter. It's got a bit of a weird page size adjustment where you seemingly...

update: i thought i'd try increasing the thickness of the paper stock in the advanced settings of the machine's paper catalogue. but the post-inserter does not allow you to select items from the paper catalogue. you have to manually specify the size, weight and type. so i've drawn a blank there.

Hi folks, I'm trying to insert pre-printed covers via the post-inserter on my Ricoh c5310, which are then being centre stapled into booklets. The stock is 250gsm, untextured, pre-printed. These cover sheets are jamming often. This stock has a habit of jamming when printing on paper weight 7...

Noted..will do thanks. Will probably do short batches at a time as the post inserter doesn't have great capacity anyway

right, to all who suggested printing first and cutting and then feeding through the post-inserter, thank you all!!! I've finally got it working. it's obviously a million times easier to accurately trim flat sheets than bound ones. and the end product looks much better. This is a game changer...

ah- think i've sussed it now. i tell it that the media is coming from the interposer, and then only define the cover under mixed media. before i was defining both the cover and the main media under mixed media as coming from interposer.

yeah - i've tried that variations on that . i managed to get one booklet to print using pages out of the post-inserter trays. but now when i try to do it some other way it's making the fiery disconnect and crash. I wonder if it's a bug or a deliberate thing from Ricoh to stop click-free booklet...