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those would be the same people who call it a "hot water heater"...

Try User Tools and if there's a Login icon click that and enter admin as the user name with no password. Exit out and then you should be able to access the Advanced paper settings. If there is no Login icon then it has to be enabled. Call the Ricoh service number and ask them to transfer you...

The so-called slip sheet function is an old holdover from the days when people still printed onto overhead transparency stock. The damn things would static cling together like glue so you would use this feature to add paper slip sheets to the output to prevent them from sticking. It's not...

We've asked EFI this question before and the answer is that the hardware/software is already configured for optimal performance. If you feel that it is not ripping fast enough or is sluggish, taking too long to refresh or build thumbnails etc then you probably have other issues that should be...

That article was written in 2010. Five years is a long time in technology. I just looked at some dry toner digital output with a decent loop and I didn't see anything like what the author said I should see.

what kind of transparency is it? Paper attached? White stripe?

Ricoh offers an integrated Fiery-RSA IPDSPrint solution called Powerport. Email me if you'd like more info or a production print sales contact in your area. --I am a Ricoh employee.

It'd add exactly 12.9" of width.

99 jobs is the biggest max I've ever seen on any Fiery.

If you haven't already you might try posting your question at fieryforums.efi.com

When you generate your output in PSM are you choosing PPML or VPS? Assuming your RIP can handle the file it should result in better productivity. If your issue is with your PC platform itself then consider upgrading. FusionPro by PTI is another good and inexpensive option but they both do the...

I've seen flakiness fixed sometimes with EFI Fiery updates. You can check for them yourself or have your Fiery tech person do it.

There really isn't any reason why most digital printers rips couldn't handle this but not all do simply because the manufacturer decided not to include the feature. Xerox has had the feature for ages on many of their b&w machines, and my own employer Ricoh offers it on both color and monochrome...

What csudman said is accurate. Talk to your local production salesperson to find out when a local demo unit will be available to see. There's also a Ricoh VIP Show taking place in Boston on 12/4 where they'll be demo'ing one of these machines. contact me privately if you want an invite.

Since you are working for Ricoh direct I would suggest getting your salesperson involved to run interference for you. The process is that when necessary local service can request 2nd level support as required.

So if you're serviced by a Ricoh dealer they DO have access to 2nd level tech support but depending on their financial arrangement with Ricoh it might actually cost them extra to engage them hence the reluctance to do so.

The actual process of getting a file to print is simple but depends on your RIP. So if it's a Fiery or Creo or any other RIP that can process VDP output then you're in good shape. Examples of this include PPML and VPS. In either case what you end up with is a compressed or Zipped file on your...

On your Fiery do you have 'Cache PS Objects' checked? It would be in the Configure utility.

Yes both the 651/751 are spec'd to handle from 60gsm to 300gsm with an auto-duplex capability of 252gsm. Yes many of my customers are pushing the gsm limits but their mileage may vary and is wholly dependent on local service and their willingness to support out of specification paper feeding...

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