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If even after using the auto-adjustment feature you're still having issues I've seen it happen where the techs might need to baseline the registration system itself. If they're not sure how there are tech bulletins, and other techs with more experience who they can escalate to. You might also...

Tommyboy, as you mentioned, the E-27B is a Linux-based RIP. Connecting a monitor is useful only when the RIP has Windows installed, which the E27-B does not. What you could do is set up a PC at or near the printer and load Command Workstation on it. Turning off the RIP daily is not a problem...

I guess then that all those healthcare professionals who are taking care of covid-19 patients are wrong to wear masks at all?

The SL is a 4-station 85ppm MFP.

Leveraging your printer manufacturer (KM in your case) is your best bet. KM sells a significant amount of Fiery controllers so they should be able to accommodate your concerns to one extent or another. EFI is capping support of license dongles at version 6.5x, which is probably going to work...

FYI, the Canon V10000 requires 3-Phase 208V/30A, which may be expensive to install and operate.

There are 3 controller options for the Ricoh Pro C5300: 1. •• An external Pro-Level, Windows 10-based, Fiery controller (E-47B) with optional workstation furniture. 2. •• A Linux-based Fiery controller (E-27B) which can be connected to drive print data to the mainframe, and other...

I usually recommend to my new customers that they 1) place the Fiery controller on the floor behind the printer (on a stand to keep it away from dust or any possible water leaks) and then connect the keyboard/monitor/mouse placed on the paper deck (LCIT), and 2) connect a keyboard/mouse to the...

You are correct however, the other models do include inline calibration. RICOH ProC7200S/C7210S 4-Color Digital MFP’s designed for the enterprise market. 85 or 95 ppm output. RICOH ProC7200SL (S=scanner, X=printer only) A 4-Color Digital MFP Light Model designed for the enterprise market. 85...

Have your KM dealer or rep escalate the issue to EFI for resolution. There might already be a fix in the form of a patch. You could also search communities.efi.com to see if others have had similar issues.

FWIW, while I'm sure most people could care less about what model number ends up getting assigned to a printer, those of us dinosaurs who have been around a while sometimes get a chuckle out of it. The 3100 for example was also the model of small floor copier Xerox had in the 1970s and wasn't...

Install the Postscript driver for your particular Fiery and file/print your PDF from Acrobat. You'll find the "Mirror" option in the layout section.

NICE!! That's what always scares me about patches, which is that sometimes while fixing an issue it breaks another.

Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Export and save your custom catalog just in case and have your tech or SE reload with any newer master versions. If it's not too much effort I'd seriously consider recreating your customs from scratch.

I wouldn't consider the SR5120 to be a production-class accessory whereas the Plocks can handle the heavy volumes. It works fine but there are limitations and is more suited to an office environment. If you're going to run a significant amount of heavier covers I'd recommend the cover inserter...

The thing about Fiery and CWS is that each supplier (Ricoh, Xerox, etc) has their own implementation of it as it relates to a specific print engine. If a bug is identified that affects every Fiery then EFI might roll out a patch for it to all of them. However, if for example Xerox customers...

Yeah, it's a big enough company to have some departments that are super-responsive and others not so much. The only other suggestion I can make perhaps is to work with your printer dealer or sales rep to see if they can exert some influence on your behalf, esp if you can dangle a possible...

No, because they do pay attention. It may not be the improvements you wanted but they have incorporated various customer requests over the years, especially if there are enough people saying the same thing, which is why I'm suggesting you make your voice heard to them, more than just posting here.

If you haven't already you should post your thoughts on EFI's community forum: Login Template Title because I know for a fact that they value customer input.

I'm assuming you're talking about Ricoh direct vs. a Ricoh dealer? It's not really Ricoh who's to blame though because Kodak recently announced an end to Digimaster support including parts however I am surprised to hear that they're canceling your service agreement so abruptly. Up until...