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It doesn't have the inline sensor for calibration or registration though.

Try this http://support.ricoh.com/bb_v1oi/pub_e/oi_view/0001073/0001073936/view/maintenance/int/0085.htm?&seek=Calibrate%20

I would run it till it stops or has a copy quality issue. With the used ones you could use them if you have a copy quality issue and don't need to clear the counter. Otherwise I would keep bugging xante and tell them you want them pro rated.

So like these Riso | Digital Duplicators right? Digital duplicators are very cheap if you are making over some number of prints of a page. Not huge number but you would not want to make two prints. Every time you make a new print it is making a new master so you would have to see what the...

Does it stop printing when you get the message about the drum replacement? I thought they kept running but just had the warning message about it needing to be replaced.

Gotta link to what machine or something close? When I hear riso I am thinking of the kind of machine where it burns a master wrapped around a drum.

Maybe they have some different kind of finish on the roller? Now I want to find out!

Sometimes updating things causes problems too 😊 Just look at windows updates. Sometimes I will see appe cause files to print incorrectly. I don't know enough about all of the options when creating the document to know why but sometimes I need to turn it off. Now maybe if they had a newer version...

You can get automated offline perfect binders. I don't service them but what I see is people will keep those offline finishing devices way longer than the in line ones. Maybe with a offline one you could switch to self service of the printer.

Does it work? I wonder what they do differently to the roller? I have only seen the level of glossiness be changed buy the temperature and the toner.

I see when the sales people will sell a Fiery over the OEM controller because in the past they sold the OEM on and it didn't do what the customer so they push the Fiery.

I think it's easier on the Fiery to drag the files into command workstation and then set the options from there vs opening the file and printing it. What is your original file like? A one up that you are doing the bookletizing in the Fiery? If all the books are setup the same you can do a hot...

Fiery interface is going to be mostly the same on any brand machine. EFI also has a lot of good stuff on their website. They also have training at learning.efi.com

Maybe a patch was automatically installed? You should be able to see the patch history under system updates.

I find the Ricoh drums are really durable and last longer than the rating as long as the rest of the parts like the lube bars are kept up. I don't really know the cost but I know they are cheap compared to the old selenium ones. I remember people going to great lengths to save those old ones.

You can always add the decurler later if you need it. It only flattens the sheets when they exit the machine so it really only helps for things like booklet makers and helping the sheets to stack well. I wouldn't let the machine having a decurler or not affect your purchasing decision.

Yes the machine comes with what they call the "GW controller" that is the print controller that all of the office type machines use the printing part gets disabled when we install the Fiery. It's something integral to the machine not some extra piece that could be left off. The GW controller...

Is the embedded one they are saying is 10k an embedded fiery? What model machine are you getting?

On the Ricoh machines except for the 9200 you can use the imbedded controller to print and if you get one that has a scanner there is a document server where you can save jobs on the machine and reprint them. I would guess other brands have something similar but I don't really know for sure...

I see other industries like 3d printing or graphic design have things like this but I don't think they are good for the people doing the work it just seems like a bunch of people undercutting each other.